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mccalia1 Member Since: 09 Aug 2009 Location: UK Posts: 368 |
I've used a local Chipsaway dude on a previous company car I was returning and he did a good job on a bumper scratch but given the car went back 2 weeks later no idea what the long term quality was like.
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Sun Jul 18 2010 9:16pm |
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abc123 Member Since: 18 Jul 2010 Location: London Posts: 3 |
thanks for the advice |
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Tue Jul 20 2010 7:57pm |
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Tim in Scotland Member Since: 30 May 2005 Location: Driving along in my automobile Posts: 17476 |
I've had minor bodywork damage repaired by the local Chipsaway franchise at home too, he was excellent, but bear in mind they are franchises and standards will vary from region to region. The car I had was Giverny Green and the local guy did a perfect colour match. A friend of mine unhitched my Ivor Williams trailer and it ran forward into the RRS tailgate (my previous RRS not the current one) putting a nasty dent and scratch through to the primer in the lower tailgate - the repair was invisible to everybody except me! 2020 Pangea Green 1st Edition D240 New Defender 110 is here and loving it
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Tue Jul 20 2010 8:33pm |
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muffd Member Since: 20 Jun 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland OR Cumbre del Sol, Spain Posts: 325 |
hmmm. Bear in mind the main stealers don't do this kind of repair. They outsource bodywork and paintwork to contractors. Here in Glasgow, if you order a brand new RRS, and want the car colour coded, the stealer sends the car to my mate's place (he has the best body and paint shop in the West of Scotland). I'm sure London is the same. If you look at my car's pics on this site somewhere, you'll see what I mean
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Tue Jul 20 2010 8:34pm |
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abc123 Member Since: 18 Jul 2010 Location: London Posts: 3 |
hmmm how much is a new bumper? it's sounding like it'll be pretty expensive for a respray. Just wondering if it might be cheaper to replace the whole thing. |
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Wed Jul 21 2010 10:51pm |
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muffd Member Since: 20 Jun 2007 Location: Glasgow, Scotland OR Cumbre del Sol, Spain Posts: 325 |
paintwork is not expensive relative to the cost of a new bumper, unless of course the bumper is beyond repair. To paint an entire bumper should be between £100 and £200 imho If you see a bandwagon - it's too late.....
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Thu Jul 22 2010 8:18am |
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leedsunited Member Since: 04 Aug 2008 Location: Selby Posts: 1368 |
Plenty of bumpers on ebay |
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Thu Jul 22 2010 5:08pm |
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purple people eater Member Since: 10 Dec 2009 Location: Miles beyond midlife crisis Posts: 990 |
drive more carefully purple people eater
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Thu Jul 22 2010 9:46pm |
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