Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4 about
the size of a big hand ,has anyone tried chips away or similar and what do
they charge for small repairs ?? Or would a normal body shop be more
suitable Thanks L

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 13:25:32 +0000, Ed wrote:

Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4 about
the size of a big hand ,has anyone tried chips away or similar and what do
they charge for small repairs ?? Or would a normal body shop be more
suitable Thanks L

Chap at work has used them about 2 years ago and reckons they are good.

HTH

Dave

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Chap at work has used them about 2 years ago and reckons they are good.

Ditto, a deep scratch across the front of the bonnet and it is still
invisible 18 months latter we were only looking at it a couple of days
ago and saying how good they were. Not sure what they are like with
plastic surfaces though.
--
Bill

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Ed wrote:

Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4
about the size of a big hand ,

A big hand off what - a wrist watch or Big Ben? g
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Cheers,
Roger
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what do you think
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Ed wrote:

Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4
about the size of a big hand ,

A big hand off what - a wrist watch or Big Ben? g
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Cheers,
Roger
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In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Ed wrote:

"Roger Mills" wrote in message
...
In an earlier contribution to this discussion,
Ed wrote:

Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4
about the size of a big hand ,

A big hand off what - a wrist watch or Big Ben? g

what do you think?

Well, on reflection, I guess Big Ben's big hand would be bigger than the
bumper, so it must be a wrist watch! g
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Roger
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On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:44:59 -0000, "Roger Mills"
wrote:


Well, on reflection, I guess Big Ben's big hand would be bigger than the
bumper, so it must be a wrist watch! g

pedant

Big Ben isn't the clock, it's a bell.

/pedant

:-)
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Frank Erskine

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Frank Erskine wrote:

On Sun, 19 Nov 2006 19:44:59 -0000, "Roger Mills"
wrote:


Well, on reflection, I guess Big Ben's big hand would be bigger than
the bumper, so it must be a wrist watch! g

pedant

Big Ben isn't the clock, it's a bell.

/pedant

:-)

You're right! *Definitely* can't be that, then! g
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We used them to repair a cracked rear plastic bumper on our Citroen
Synergie MPV. Cost £99 . A year later the repair was still looking good.
They had courtesy cars available too.

" Have scratched the plastic area in the bumper region of my wife's C4
about
the size of a big hand ,has anyone tried chips away or similar and what do
they charge for small repairs ?? Or would a normal body shop be more
suitable Thanks L