Scratch repair on old lease car
03-25-2006, 09:06 AM
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My Ride: On Order, due in May - 2007MY 530D SE, Silver Grey, Black Dakota, Auto, Brushed aluminium shadowline,sports seats / wheel, hi fi speakers, mats, space saver wheel and a few more bits
My 3 year old A4 is being returned in a 3 weeks upon delivery of my first ever BMW, a 530 D SE
I have generally kept the A4 scratch free and stone chips are barely noticable (Akoya Silver), however, a "non deliberate" scratch has appeared that I need to get out so I don't get a bill from the finance company (I need to find a ?2,000 deposit for the E60 and don't want to spend money on the old car)
Can anyoune help with simple, not deep sctatch removal using a material that is not body colour - I would like to use anything bought for repairing any "God Forbid" scratches on the new E60 - (if I get any)
I have generally kept the A4 scratch free and stone chips are barely noticable (Akoya Silver), however, a "non deliberate" scratch has appeared that I need to get out so I don't get a bill from the finance company (I need to find a ?2,000 deposit for the E60 and don't want to spend money on the old car)
Can anyoune help with simple, not deep sctatch removal using a material that is not body colour - I would like to use anything bought for repairing any "God Forbid" scratches on the new E60 - (if I get any)
03-25-2006, 09:40 AM
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Originally Posted by 07530d' post='259879' date='Mar 25 2006, 10:06 AM
My 3 year old A4 is being returned in a 3 weeks upon delivery of my first ever BMW, a 530 D SE
I have generally kept the A4 scratch free and stone chips are barely noticable (Akoya Silver), however, a "non deliberate" scratch has appeared that I need to get out so I don't get a bill from the finance company (I need to find a ?2,000 deposit for the E60 and don't want to spend money on the old car)
Can anyoune help with simple, not deep sctatch removal using a material that is not body colour - I would like to use anything bought for repairing any "God Forbid" scratches on the new E60 - (if I get any)
I have generally kept the A4 scratch free and stone chips are barely noticable (Akoya Silver), however, a "non deliberate" scratch has appeared that I need to get out so I don't get a bill from the finance company (I need to find a ?2,000 deposit for the E60 and don't want to spend money on the old car)
Can anyoune help with simple, not deep sctatch removal using a material that is not body colour - I would like to use anything bought for repairing any "God Forbid" scratches on the new E60 - (if I get any)
03-25-2006, 09:56 AM
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My Ride: My ex-ride: EU '08 LCI 520dA. Space Grey, Sport Seats in Black Leather/Fabric Anthracite, Sport Steering Wheel, A/C with Extended Features, Hi-Fi Speakers, Cup Holders, Cruise with Braking function, Folding Rear Seats, Xenons, Park Distance Control.
Any quality auto fixing/painting shop should be able to help you for less than ?100.
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