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I've got some small scratches on my bumper which I managed to scrape on the gatepost reversing the car, what's the best way to cure it? They don't look T-Cuttable.
Touching up scratches.
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Best to start off with the least abraisive polish and work your way down to the most abraisive, ie, T-cut or Paint Renovator.
You can get some touch up paint from Halfords, just take a note of the paint code from the VIN plate. If you're not sure get one of the people there to help you out
You can get some touch up paint from Halfords, just take a note of the paint code from the VIN plate. If you're not sure get one of the people there to help you out
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Enfield said:Best to start off with the least abraisive polish and work your way down to the most abraisive, ie, T-cut or Paint Renovator.
You can get some touch up plate from Halfords, just take a note of the paint code from the VIN plate. If you're not sure get one of the people there to help you out
Will have a look in Halfords. The scratches are actually really small but a couple of spots you can see primer so better safe than sorry.
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Amps said:
Sound advice, they are a much better paint match and i've found better quality, another shock is they are sometimes cheaper!
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wow thats cheap for a main dealer 