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anyone recommend someone who can restore some paint on the bonnet of my car please?

 

Take it to halford's ask them to match a touch up pen to your car's paint. clean it proply and apply as directed.

 

unless it's abig bit of restoration

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Take it to halford's ask them to match a touch up pen to your car's paint. clean it proply and apply as directed.

 

unless it's abig bit of restoration

 

Didn't think they did that, will go and try it this afternoon. its a small bit of paint about 5 cm by 2cm. looks like someones got under it and peeled what they can off.

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Yeah they should do, it's as simple as taking the make and model and matching the paint colour as long as it's a stock manufacturer colour that is

 

thanks for that mate, ill deffo go and see if they can do anything for me. :thumbsup:

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Chips not too difficult and as already said try Halfords for paint match. Use cocktail stick to place paint into chip rather than brush, a bit at a time.

 

However, it is very difficult to do 'touch up' of scratches on a bonnet due to it being too flat so you will notice the repair.

 

I know you do not want to hear this but best bet is a re-spray of the bonnet.

 

Another option is to try ChipsAway but they may tell you same.

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Chips not too difficult and as already said try Halfords for paint match. Use cocktail stick to place paint into chip rather than brush, a bit at a time.

 

However, it is very difficult to do 'touch up' of scratches on a bonnet due to it being too flat so you will notice the repair.

 

I know you do not want to hear this but best bet is a re-spray of the bonnet.

 

Another option is to try ChipsAway but they may tell you same.

 

I would keep well away from chips away, ive found em very expensive.

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