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HELP, Car Keyed.

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Dougiegreenskala
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HELP, Car Keyed.

Post by Dougiegreenskala »

:hi: Hi guys, as above. Not strictly Rocco but my lad has had some sad pond life key his car all the way down one side. :ire: Blue Clio RS200. He lives in Southend / Chelmsford area. Any recommended places for "reasonable" costs would be very much appreciated.
Thanking you in advance, hope someone can help. :buddy:
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Nate
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Re: HELP, Car Keyed.

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smart repair would be your cheapest option. won't make it disappear completely, but a hell of a lot cheaper than painting the full side of the car. obviously cost will depend on how big it is
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Dougiegreenskala
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Re: HELP, Car Keyed.

Post by Dougiegreenskala »

:hi: Thanks for that Nate and a Happy New Year to you :buddy:
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