Scratch on bonnet
Put a scratch in bonnet of my new S y'day
Very p**sed off. Lifted bonnet whilst one wiper arm was still up - result is about a half inch long deep scratch in bonnet, down to a primer layer, between the washer jet and the top of the bonnet. Any suggestions on going about fixing this? I'm taking it to the local Honda dealer at lunchtime to get their view and price on it.Can it be repaired or will it need a whole bonnet respray?
Thanks. Ed.
Originally posted by S200 VMC
Try Langka for a DIY job:
www.langka.com
It usually does the trick with small scratches.
Try Langka for a DIY job:
www.langka.com
It usually does the trick with small scratches.
Yesterday I was parked (sitting in the car) in Conway when a woman came out of the nearby shop, opened the boot of the car in front then proceeded to place all her shopping and luggage on my car bonnet whilst she sorted herself out. German car, so presume German Frau!
Gave her a blast of the horn and she nearly s**t herself, but hastily moved all her junk. I got out and had a look but fortunately no damage. A few choice words passed my lips though!!!

Gave her a blast of the horn and she nearly s**t herself, but hastily moved all her junk. I got out and had a look but fortunately no damage. A few choice words passed my lips though!!!

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by AdrianEagle
Yesterday I was parked (sitting in the car) in Conway when a woman came out of the nearby shop, opened the boot of the car in front then proceeded to place all her shopping and luggage on my car bonnet whilst she sorted herself out.
Yesterday I was parked (sitting in the car) in Conway when a woman came out of the nearby shop, opened the boot of the car in front then proceeded to place all her shopping and luggage on my car bonnet whilst she sorted herself out.
Originally posted by daern
...Damn them to hell. I hope that when they die, they are reincarnated as a Boy Racer's clutch plate.
...Damn them to hell. I hope that when they die, they are reincarnated as a Boy Racer's clutch plate.

Have also given up leaving my car anywhere near the likes of those people
[QUOTE]Originally posted by AdrianEagle
Yesterday I was parked (sitting in the car) in Conway when a woman came out of the nearby shop, opened the boot of the car in front then proceeded to place all her shopping and luggage on my car bonnet whilst she sorted herself out.
Yesterday I was parked (sitting in the car) in Conway when a woman came out of the nearby shop, opened the boot of the car in front then proceeded to place all her shopping and luggage on my car bonnet whilst she sorted herself out.








some people have no respect