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you're lucky nobody nicked your trolley full of shopping when you ran after her! lol
that would have really been a kick in the b****cks to find your shopping gone too... Heh.
report her reg plate to the cops. Leaving the scene of an accident is the crime.
give the cops the witnesses details too.
you did get these details didnt you....?
T20 is the size of all the screws on the parts you have mentioned.
occasionally you will need a T30.
My set ranges from T10 to T50. Oh, and make sure it includes a T27 :)
nope, not very easy.
the thing i did wrong to start with was not flattening the edges of the chips... i left them jagged, so they were still visible after the repair.
Then i put too much paint on in 1 go... the sanding/buffing part was quite easy though, i'll feel confident doing that part...
Last night around 9:30pm doing "The Westover Circuit" in Bournemouth.
Silver Ph1 172 with French plates and a mis-placed RenaultSport badge on the rear.
heh, right only another 8 or so on the bonnet to do... and then the whole front bumper.
i think i'll go and get a quote for a full bumper respray. This was a good learning experience, but i wouldnt do it again lol
i thought that... but the 1500 works very well. you just have to make sure you keep the surface well lubricated :)
The ScratchX soon makes the paint look like new again afterwards.
i didnt really buy the kit...
the sanding pencils i made myself. I used some car shampoo mixed with water for the wet sanding, along with some 1500 grit wet n dry.
Touch up pen i got from Renault for about £7 odd.
then im using some Megs Scratch X to remove the effects of the sanding...
right then... just been out and wet sanded some more to flatten the repair. The pic below is taken just after i had wet sanded so it hasnt been compounded to remove the scratches from the sanding.
The reason i dont have a finished picture is because im still not happy with the results, so more...
there are 3 mounts... one under the battery, one visible on the other side of the engine bay and one under the engine.
i went through 5 mounts in a year on my old 1.4 16v!