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HappyChappy84

Looby123 wrote: »

am calm now! just really annoyed at myself as cant afford to pay out,nor can I afford my insurance to go up...but one of them has to give!!!

it was a 2008 Fiat Punto Grande Active...am intrigued now

the scratch was where the back dips in to fit the reg plate in...on the edge where the bodywork starts to dip in there was a small scratch,which they summise was made by my reg plate or front bumper..either way it was my fault, but in the dark it was hard to see any damage ( i wiped away what they thought was a scratch but turned out to be mud!!!) and i obviously dontknow if that scratch was there before i bumped it!

Like I said, a bottle of T-Cut from Halfrauds and it will polish out. It will cost you £4 tops and 5 minutes of your time.

chrisvoi

went to T in Gl£navy and spotted Logitech wireless M305 mouse the one with a nano reciever for 3£. Bought 4 - presents sorted.
In the same time a set of Disneys B1G1F came handy.
I tried to copp my luck in another T but they did not have the M305 mouse.

Bargainspotter_2

QPR10 wrote: »

How long do they keep ? I'm the only milkshake drinker in the house

I think you could probably freeze them, you can freeze milk so it can't be that different, can it?

Mel1979a

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Like I said, a bottle of T-Cut from Halfrauds and it will polish out. It will cost you £4 tops and 5 minutes of your time.

I'd definately go with the T-Cut. Works miricles with a bit of elbow greece! Ive used it loads f times to getmuch bigger scratches out of my car than the one you described! x x

lilnikkinoo

Bargainspotter wrote: »

I think you could probably freeze them, you can freeze milk so it can't be that different, can it?

i would have thought so to ive frozen milkshake before and its always been fine same as milk just make sure u give it enough room to expand like milk does

French_Knickers

Looby123 wrote: »

am calm now! just really annoyed at myself as cant afford to pay out,nor can I afford my insurance to go up...but one of them has to give!!!

it was a 2008 Fiat Punto Grande Active...am intrigued now

the scratch was where the back dips in to fit the reg plate in...on the edge where the bodywork starts to dip in there was a small scratch,which they summise was made by my reg plate or front bumper..either way it was my fault, but in the dark it was hard to see any damage ( i wiped away what they thought was a scratch but turned out to be mud!!!) and i obviously dontknow if that scratch was there before i bumped it!

Like this one?



If the damage is as you suggest then its a case of a minor repair, colour over the repair and laquer out the bumper. A body shop won't charge more than £200 to do that, and many will charge less.

See what she says when you speak to her first and then get back to us on here. Plenty of good advice on here I'm sure.

aallank

QPR10 wrote: »

How long do they keep ? I'm the only milkshake drinker in the house

Mine are dated end of Nov xx

French_Knickers

HappyChappy84 wrote: »

Like I said, a bottle of T-Cut from Halfrauds and it will polish out. It will cost you £4 tops and 5 minutes of your time.

Yes but it won't 'cut it' when it comes to their 2 grand a piece whip lash claims! Seen it happen too many times sadly.

HappyChappy84

Mel1979a wrote: »

I'd definately go with the T-Cut. Works miricles with a bit of elbow greece! Ive used it loads f times to getmuch bigger scratches out of my car than the one you described! x x

Just make sure you wash the area thoroughly. If it's covered in muck and fine grit/dust off the road you don't want to go polishing that in to the paintwork.:eek::eek::eek:

wirehair

QPR10 wrote: »

How long do they keep ? I'm the only milkshake drinker in the house

Mine are in date till the 29th November , so no probs here with 3 drinking it .