Scuffs and scratches.

Scuffs and scratches.

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Quixotic

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35 posts

263 months

Tuesday 1st April 2003
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I've just got myself a 2nd hand 111s and I'm obviously over the moon! There are the usual stone chips on the front which I can live with but there are also some scuff marks on the rear of the car and the hard top. Some little g*t decided it would be funny to run across the top of a lotus....

Anyway, does anyone have any suggestions other than a re-spray which I won't do, for getting rid of these small scuffs. Its a titanium colour, can you get paint sticks or would something like teacut (I think that's what it's called) be better????

alunr

1,676 posts

271 months

Tuesday 1st April 2003
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Firstly - Well done that man!

Secondly - Sorry I don't know! www.ewelmecoachworks.com could probably help but I guess you dont want to spend any cash right now...

zebedee

4,592 posts

285 months

Tuesday 1st April 2003
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several elise owners on another bulletin board have said chipsaway do an excellent and reasonable service. sounds like just what you're after (sorry don't have any contact numbers)

oggs

8,814 posts

261 months

Tuesday 1st April 2003
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DanH

12,287 posts

267 months

Wednesday 2nd April 2003
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There is a rubbing compound that paint shops use which can get rid of light scuffing etc. I had a couple done by Sinclaires of Romford if you are near them?

It was very impressive, got most of what looked like a deepish scratch in the roll bar cover out (still a slight mark, but beats a respray). Also managed to take a scuff out of my armorfend protective film (which I didn't expect to work - thought it would just make it go cloudy).

Anyway I guess this stuff is similar to T-cut, but I liked having a professional body shop do it instead of hoping I'd get it right.

They actually did it for free whilst fitting my sports exhaust and induction.