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General => Detailing => Topic started by: brown.jamesa on 28 July 2012, 10:02
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Hi guys,
Giving the my new car a quick clean this morning and noticed a large stone chip on the bonnet !!!
Its only 6 weeks old !!! :cry:
My paint colour is Tornado Red, what is the best way to touch this up and protect it from spreading?
(http://i47.tinypic.com/dg2ahf.jpg)
I have just loaded the area with Collinite 476s Super Doublecoat Wax as a temp solution.
Cheers
James
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OUCH! That looks nasty pal, have you thought about touch up paint?
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I also have the same problem 2 stone chips on my bonnet , but i don't think you can do very much except spray the bonnet , if you touch it up it can look worse :rolleyes: :rolleyes:. I'm just waiting until I get a few more on there , the paint these days on VW's is bloody awful :rolleyes:
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Same problem on my one...2 stone chips on the bonnet.. :angry:
Just wait for more and will get a respray...
They say VW golf has hard paint, but I think the Golf ED35 has really soft paint...
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If your feeling brave!? :wink:
http://www.golfgtiforum.co.uk/index.php?topic=113872.0
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Same problem on my one...2 stone chips on the bonnet.. :angry:
Just wait for more and will get a respray...
They say VW golf has hard paint, but I think the Golf ED35 has really soft paint...
I think it does too! Detailed a Black edition35 last week and the paint was soo soft. The owner did order a mk2 black for it though? Factory special and not metallic. Looked nice but I honestly wanted that thing out of my face :evil:
You can get away with fixing that chip how it shows in that above thread^ I would use 2000 grit upwards though :shocked:
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Same problem on my one...2 stone chips on the bonnet.. :angry:
Just wait for more and will get a respray...
They say VW golf has hard paint, but I think the Golf ED35 has really soft paint...
I think it does too! Detailed a Black edition35 last week and the paint was soo soft. The owner did order a mk2 black for it though? Factory special and not metallic. Looked nice but I honestly wanted that thing out of my face :evil:
You can get away with fixing that chip how it shows in that above thread^ I would use 2000 grit upwards though :shocked:
Yep I could of used 2000 but 1500 was fine, I just went very very gently and used plenty of water and checked my work alot.
Hope you find the guide usefull.