Drewbo
WTF?
Package arrived today.Dr Colorchip looks like the best option at this stage.
Once this rain pisses off, I'll give the car a tub and see how it goes.
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Package arrived today.Dr Colorchip looks like the best option at this stage.
Looking at the forecast, I'm concerned that this rain might never piss off. If it does though, I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts. The front of my car took an absolute beating during the Putty rd cruise :(Package arrived today.
Once this rain pisses off, I'll give the car a tub and see how it goes.
Will post before/after pics for sure.Looking at the forecast, I'm concerned that this rain might never piss off. If it does though, I'll be very interested to hear your thoughts. The front of my car took an absolute beating during the Putty rd cruise :(
+1 for toothpick method. A little drop at the tip depending on how large the chip is is all you need.Ive got a few already I had to touch up, paint and a fine wood toothpick works perfectly can put just enough on so its not raised
I picked up two stone chips on the Snowy Mountains Highway last week in the same spot and a small crack in the windscreen at the same time. Had the crack fixed when I got home and it's 95% and bought touchup paint from Auto West Paint Supplies in Penrith who mix it for you on the spot using the paint code. $15 for a 50ml tin is very good value.Jinxed myself. :rant:
Copped a rock from a truck going in the opposite direction through some roadworks in the rain a few days ago - could see it coming for me but could do absolutely nothing about it.
Made one hell of a thud when it hit. Got home and couldn't see anything because of the water droplets - all was revealed once it dried off.
Only a small chip at the top of the rear driver's side wheel arch and thankfully no dent. Stands out like a sore thumb mainly because I keep looking at it.
Dr Colorchip looks like the best option at this stage.
What are your plans, Peter?Then onto Carsales after detailing.