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Model specific boards => Golf mk4 => Topic started by: Devilz on 15 August 2009, 21:02
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Want to know what to use to remove scratch from my mk4. Some SOB MF B****** put scratch on passanger side from front fender to tail light, including both doors. :cry:
I was fuming with rage when i saw that. On top of that I got parking ticket as well outside my house (which i'm going to challenge btw) :shocked:
need advise on what to use to get rid of that scratch.
Pics uploaded
(http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/tt199/DevilzShadow_2009/16082009068.jpg)
(http://i611.photobucket.com/albums/tt199/DevilzShadow_2009/16082009067.jpg)
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is it down to the metal/base or is it really light?
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no man it looks really deep on both doors but lighter on front and rear fender
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may need a body shop then mate imo
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could try touching it up, doubt it would work, personally id get it sprayed up! :undecided: :embarassed: hope the bastards rot! :angry: :angry:
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i know but i don't understand why the sob did that in first place, i don see any reason other than......jealousy!!
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yep its a horrid thing jealousy
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pics uploaded, what can be used to get rid of this scratch??
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only a re-spray would sort that :sad: :cry:
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only a re-spray would sort that :sad: :cry:
thats what i was trying to avoid, can you give me idea how much will it cost to get it re-spray as I've no clue :embarassed:
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Dia-cymru got his done for around £200 through a mate of a mate, but he also got quoted £700 :sad:
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Dia-cymru got his done for around £200 through a mate of a mate, but he also got quoted £700 :sad:
hmm, thats loads of money man, any other possibility, like t-cut or something?
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nah that wont work because its right through the paint into the primer
you could do this (http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=113872.0)
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I would definitely try & cut it first. If that fails, then try one of those magic 'resin' pens. I saw it on the tv, the other day - It looked quite good..................................
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Hi mate, sorry to hear about that.
I bought some http://www.drcolorchip.com/how-it-works.shtml for my black golf & it worked a treat, although it was only
for stonechips on mine, i don't see why it wouldn't work for the scratch. If you get the right colour match i reckon it'll do
a pretty good job. Bit pricey but worth it.