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Removing a light windscreen scratch (Cork City) - how/who etc.

brophs · 2018-03-08 16:31:30

Hi, We got a new car a few weeks back. Annoyingly, within a few weeks we got a pretty light scratch right in the driver's eyeline. The scratch itself isn't at all deep (my fingernail doesn't catch in it) but because of the positon, it's noticeable. I was wondering firstly, if that's something that can be easily polished…

08-03-2018 4:31pm

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brophs

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Hi,

We got a new car a few weeks back. Annoyingly, within a few weeks we got a pretty light scratch right in the driver's eyeline. The scratch itself isn't at all deep (my fingernail doesn't catch in it) but because of the positon, it's noticeable.

I was wondering firstly, if that's something that can be easily polished down (or whatever the correct term is) and, if so, can anyone recommend someone that might be able to do that in Cork City?

Cheers

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#2 08-03-2018 4:35pm

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D&D detailing would be worth a shout.

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#3 08-03-2018 5:04pm

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If you have windscreen cover they'll cover scratches, especially if it's in the drivers eye line. Doesn't affect renewal but you will need to inform companies about the claim.

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