stone chips
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stone chips
i thinking of sorting out my stone chips on my cars
has anyone on here had done any guilds on prices
i know it prob vary but like some ideas
has anyone on here had done any guilds on prices
i know it prob vary but like some ideas
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Re: stone chips
i had one quote and they want over 1000.00 pound to do the work
so i don't think i will be using them
so i don't think i will be using them
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Re: stone chips
Chipex system gets good feedback. Its based in banbury Oxfordshire. Just down the road from me. Might be worth a try
Jack
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Re: stone chips
If the chips are extensive and clustered together e.g. front bonnet lip just go to a proper bodyshop and get the panel sprayed. The "chip" type companies are not cost effective for more than the odd chip.
A full bonnet spray and blending onto the wings should be under £600 even if metallic.
A full bonnet spray and blending onto the wings should be under £600 even if metallic.
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Re: stone chips
Chipex is very good!! I've bought it myself
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Re: stone chips
just went chips away in cambridge and they 990.00 pounds
its mad
its only few little chips
its mad
its only few little chips
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Re: stone chips
Take some pics mate so we can see. If its only a few chips and they arnt major then chipex would be fine
Jack
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Re: stone chips
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here some pics not sure how well you can see them thou
just been looking at my head lights and they are really badly pitted as well
here some pics not sure how well you can see them thou
just been looking at my head lights and they are really badly pitted as well
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Re: stone chips
wondering if a machine polisher would fix pitting on the head lights
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Re: stone chips
Ah multiple panel damage the "per panel" fee's chipaway charge would explain the very high costs. TBH I'd suspect many of the marks could be removed by machine polishing, if the chip feels smooth then it's only in the clear coat and can be polished out.
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Re: stone chips
For the quotes that people are getting to repair a few stone chips i wouldnt bother, its only going to happen again. Stone chips are part and parcel of owning a car and you can never get away from them.
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Re: stone chips
thats is fair comment but i am thinking once i get work done i might 3m the front to protect