A respray

Sep 16, 2006 32 Replies

You could do it at home, and get a perfectly acceptable result.... just like this bloke:

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My Capri cost me £1250 at Mates Rates.

Aside the other points, what you paid for the car and what it is worth are often very different figures.

That's a lie. For that you actually need mates.

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Ombudsman. Are they writing the car off or are they refusing to stump up full repair costs? Normally the assessor will take the piss on write off payouts (offer about 70% of glass' price).

I'm in the middle of doing my MK2 Golf. I wouldn't recommend anyone has a go at spraying unless a) they've got plenty of time, b) a decent sized place to do it c) all the gear and d) someone who can spray to give them some clue as to how to go on e) can face it if they f*ck up at the end. I certainly wouldn't want to do my first painting on a 6 grand bora.

Why does it need spraying? I'm no expert on how household gloss works but surely it comes off with thinners? If not, it should be perfectly possible to hand sand it off and polish it back up.

You may have been misled there, the comment you replied to was Conor's. Klueless Ken replied in the sig, hence any sensible software would have hidden his reply.

Why do struggle to fit a set of LED jets? I'd have thought that something that simple would not be beyond even Klueless Ken.

Wondered why I only saw my post.

Don't know about the washer jets. I do know however, he was safely able to fit a set of H.I.D Projectors that didn't upset anyone.

Oops, you are correct, Sorry Conor.

Not really. *His* software should have stripped off the sig, but if it didn't and he posts after it *yours* should show it.

Not if one has decided to ignore sigs.

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