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greycorsa
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11th Jun 03 at 09:54   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
wud it b suitable to use wet n dry on scratches on alloys

[Edited on 11-06-2003 by greycorsa]

[Edited on 11-06-2003 by greycorsa]
Sam
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Anywhere that sells sandpaper...
someone
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halfords also sell it if i remember right
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correct halfords do have it!
greycorsa
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whats the best thing to get rid of scratches on alloys? cud u fill em and paint it urself dya rekon?

[Edited on 11-06-2003 by greycorsa]
greycorsa
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Use fine surface filler (saves having to fanny about with body filler and hardner etc. I refurbed my own alloy, as id only caught the rim, but it was pretty deep. Looks as good as new now, and matches the other wheels well

 
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