Fixing Damage

Taso84 · 2005-11-08T03:07:53+0000

Some idiot today backed into me and smashed the front fog light and left a large chip on the front bumper. Are there any wreckers in the SE suburbs of Melbourne where i could pick up a fog light? Also to fix the chip on the paint, is it just a matter of sanding down the chip and then respraying that spot? Cheers

By Taso84,
November 8, 2005 in General Maintenance

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