How are you with stuff like scratch removal?
The neighbours kids have been booting a football against my Mazda and it's left aload of scuffs, some quite bad ones
How are you with stuff like scratch removal?
The neighbours kids have been booting a football against my Mazda and it's left aload of scuffs, some quite bad ones
If you can email me some pictures it would be great. Generally if you can feel them with a finger nail they are too deep to be removed, but provided they have not gone through to the primer they can often be made a lot less eye catching.Originally Posted by R3k1355
How are you with stuff like scratch removal?
The neighbours kids have been booting a football against my Mazda and it's left aload of scuffs, some quite bad ones
Great timing, I was going to PM you as I have seen a few posts mentioning that you have done cars. I will be near Cambridge in a couple of weeks so will get in touch when I know the date.
Last edited by Silane; 09-06-2011 at 21:09.
Nice to see you got your own place here - if I ever get a decent car, I'll give you a shout
Cheers Jem,i have used them in the past,and when a backing plate ripped on its first outing,they replaced it no probs!Good companyIt's a case of priorities though, my main focus is on providing my customers with 100% satisfaction when I work on their car. I specialise in using and getting the best possible result from detailing products, rather than selling them. There are a good number of companies who specialise in the supply of detailing products such as www.cleanyourcar.co.uk, who I cannot recommend highly enough, brilliant service
this is a good idea, and I'll do it when I get a chance
You only need two tools in life - wd-40 and duct tape. If it doesn't move and should, use the wd-40. If it shouldn't move and does, use the duct tape.
And if you can't fix it with a hammer,you've got an electrical problem!
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