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Bad scratch - very sad - hard to fix?
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doug
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RE: Bad scratch - very sad - hard to fix?
(20-05-2013 02:44pm)Dpkeeling Wrote: Hi I don't think you need to take it to a body shop. A good mobile service should be able to repair the scratches for you for around £150. You will have to lose your range rover tags though, but you can pick up replacements for about £30. Try http://www.carbodyrepairs4less.co.uk not to sure they cover your area but if you email them a photo they will give you a quote.
You could always try and do it yourself. But be warned if you make a mistake it might cost you more to rectify.
What do you mean by "range rover tags" please.
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speary
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Location: Bolton
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RE: Bad scratch - very sad - hard to fix?
(20-05-2013 05:04pm)doug Wrote: What do you mean by "range rover tags" please.
The stick on letters R A N G E R O V E R
Pure Coupe SD4 Manual; Fuji White; 19" style 5 wheels; Addaptive Xenons; Auto Lights, Wipers and Rear Mirror; Folding mirrors with cool puddle lights. Magnoflow Exhaust finishers
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