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Scratch Repair

antodeco · 2008-09-10 07:37:40

Hi All, Didnt want to put this in the other bodywork thread. Does anyone know if good scratch repair people in Dublin? (preferably open weekends). Had an arguement with my wall and the front left wing and bumper this morning. I could possible touch it up, but because its in quite an obvious place, I would prefer to get it…

10-09-2008 7:37am

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Hi All,
Didnt want to put this in the other bodywork thread. Does anyone know if good scratch repair people in Dublin? (preferably open weekends). Had an arguement with my wall and the front left wing and bumper this morning. I could possible touch it up, but because its in quite an obvious place, I would prefer to get it done professionally.

Thanks

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#2 10-09-2008 7:47am

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If it's not too bad, you could try www.detailer.ie

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www.carcraft.ie

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#4 10-09-2008 8:11am

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Money Shot wrote: »

If it's not too bad, you could try www.detailer.ie

That was my thinking. I was going to touch it up, and get them to do a full polish. Shold cover it up.

Bluetonic wrote: »

www.carcraft.ie

Ive heard good and bad rumours about these guys, so Im a little weary.

Thanks both for the responses.

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