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Tell me about it . I'm from Darwen and get lumped in with all the fraudulent claims from Blackburn . I wonder who could be putting all these claims in :eek: :quiet:
According to the thread on oval plates SAN 913 is additional limited spec . And 913 is vert laitue ( lettuce green ) . Blues usually start with a number 4 or 5 .
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=112411
http://www.cliosport.net/forum/showthread.php?t=178111
Lol . Just apply gentle pressure , let the wet n dry do the work and don't be impatient if it looks like your not removing much of the touch up paint .
^^^ What does it say on the back , the grade ? I wouldn't use any less than 2000 grit tbh . Better to to take off a little at a time than too much. I've used Halfords own in the past and never had a problem . You could always try a local body parts suppliers .
You won't need any clearcoat . Just flat back the raised up paint carefully . 2000 grit should be ok in soapy water . Then you might get away with just polishing with megs scratch x .
Well now you've already touched it up you might as well wet sand it and polish it , you've nothing to lose . If you take it to a body shop they'll just respray the whole door , they won't piss about touchin it up .
Have you ever seen an old couple in a micra travelling too fast ? ;)
If you pull out of a junction on somebody ( blind bend or not ) then you'll be classed as at fault , sorry to say mate .
In your dreams , lol . Mine are srp'd , egp'd and waxed and they still need a brush and wax regularly . Have a look at Halfords for a suitable brush for your wheels . They only cost a couple of quid .