The C1 gets me from A to B. Thats all i need...no tax and relatively economical to run...and has several scratches and one deep scratch now...I had a 2007 Peugeot 107 that I bought in March 2012 with 13k miles for £4500 and I still loved it.
Only reason why I sold my 107 was because I wanted an automatic. The 2016 C1 is the newer Peugeot 108, I really wanted one of them back in 2014.The C1 gets me from A to B. Thats all i need...no tax and relatively economical to run...and has several scratches and one deep scratch now...
Every French car seem to age to the point of looking like it's been driven though Luton. Then stays like that forever.
It's funny how these small hatches are holding their values so well now though. People want cheap motoring and there are no modern options for that. Or £20 tax![]()
Here's mine so as not to disappoint.
Before...
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Smart repaired and £120 later...
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I was happy with it. Today just noticed a new 1cm scratch which has appeared overnight when I haven’t driven the vehicle since Sunday. Must have been one of my neighbors and I hope not deliberately.I can see why it was £120![]()
I was happy with it. Today just noticed a new 1cm scratch which has appeared overnight when I haven’t driven the vehicle since Sunday. Must have been one of my neighbors and I hope not deliberately.
Yeah here it is, I'm fuming! Really shows up on the black panel.Hate how people generally have little respect for other people's property even as far as at work people will rub against or bump work vans with little regard.
Thank the EU for heavly regulating car manufacturing... The amount of requirements they need to meet is ridiculous.It's funny how these small hatches are holding their values so well now though. People want cheap motoring and there are no modern options for that. Or £20 tax![]()
That is great info my friend....For filling in a a ratch I've had better esults with a tin of paint than a pen. I've ordered from paints4u a few times by paint code and it's always been a good match.
If not spraying an area, I use the below method.
Degrease the area with panel wipe
Put some masking tape underneath the scratch to car h any drips
Using a cocktail stick or pin, pick up a drop of paint and fill in the scratch. The less paint the better. Repeat until the paint sits proud.
Using high grit (something like 3000 grit) wet and dry sandpaper soaked in water, lightly sand until the paint is level. Don't worry about the original paint as the paint is much softer than the lawyer and you'll only lightly sand the laquer.
Machine polish with cutting compound. This restores the shine of the original paint and the new paint.
It should look good at this point, but you can degrease again and laquer over the top.
Thank the EU for heavly regulating car manufacturing... The amount of requirements they need to meet is ridiculous.
Judging by the location of it I reckon it’s most likely a parking ding where someone has ******* their passenger side door onto my drivers side. Still ****** off about it, I really look after my car.Yeah here it is, I'm fuming!
That is great info my friend....
Should i get a pen set or bottle set?
Primer, paint, lacquer?
I bought 1200 wet and dry paper, that ok?
I don't think those are mandatory...It got stupid when they started mandating things like reversing cameras and sign reading. Then all the sensors required in the bumper mean if you get a small bump, the car gets written off.