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Brand New Golf GTI - 1 hour. Parked on bourke street Melbourne CBD - I was in the car too hadn't even got out yet. Bloody cyclist rode by and clipped my side mirror. small paint chip IM SPEWINGGG !!
So where is the cyclist buried..?
Current Ride: MY 16 Daytona Pearl Grey Audi S3- Performance Pack 1, Sunroof and Driver assist
just gutter rashed a black talledaga.. thought I was past the gutter in car park.. but clearly wasn't .. its about 10cm in length and just on the face of the wheel.. has anyone had a wheel repaired/re-painted? I'm hoping its around $150-200 to fix? just bummed that it was a wheel as i looked after the bastards for 10 months before clipping one haha.
Hey Ryan, I recently had one of my wheels scuffed when a lady backed into me. My dad's a panelbeater so that part was easily sorted, but I wanted the wheel fixed too (for obvious reasons)
Worked really well. PM me if you would like me to email you before/after photos. Perfect job, except a little bit of overspray on the tyre. They actually fill and airbrush them. Was pretty cool to watch. They come to you and take about an hour.
Only criticism is the dude looked like a graffiti artist, backwards hat and all (lol)...
Pity about the wheels, love the black talledegas!
Edit: Took about 2 hours, and cost $150. Completely worth it IMHO
Last edited by warped_foobie; 08-06-2012, 09:22 AM.
Reason: added price
Good thing is you can easily replace it without repairs or paint needed. Trust me, avoid that pain !
I plan to have it repaired or replaced - got quoted 100 dollars to have it filled/painted... not sure if this is good? Been searching the web for the side mirror cover but can't find any... or one that is Tornado Red - if you have a suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
Well, I got my first dent / scratch tonight, just below the drivers side door handle - I openened the door into a exhaust pipe (off all things). A retard tray back land cruiser driver parked way to close to me and i didn't see the pipe protruding (it was quite dark). The first one is always the hardest to digest on brand new car.
MY12.5 GTD | 5dr l CW | DSG l RVC | RNS 510 [F] | LED R Tails | Tint l Mud Guards l Boot Liner l Euros
Well, I got my first dent / scratch tonight, just below the drivers side door handle - I openened the door into a exhaust pipe (off all things). A retard tray back land cruiser driver parked way to close to me and i didn't see the pipe protruding (it was quite dark). The first one is always the hardest to digest on brand new car.
Sounds like a job for paintless dent removal? Fingers crossed it's a cheap and easy fix.
Almost made it to 3 years, until a P-plater decided that a green light meant he could take off without waiting for the cars in front of him to move ! now to go through all the hassles of hoping the repairer can do a decent job......
Whilst washing my GTi over the weekend, noticed my first damage - gutter rash on one of my 18" alloys. Turns out my fiance had brushed against the gutter whilst going through the Target carpark at the Canberra Centre - OUCH!
This is after I have spent the last 12 months selecting my parking spot at all the local shopping centres etc. Ever notice that it doesn't matter where you choose to park your car (and how many empty spaces you leave between your car and the next), upon returning you will find some old beaten up car parked right up against yours? With lots of empty spaces still around.....
This is after I have spent the last 12 months selecting my parking spot at all the local shopping centres etc. Ever notice that it doesn't matter where you choose to park your car (and how many empty spaces you leave between your car and the next), upon returning you will find some old beaten up car parked right up against yours? With lots of empty spaces still around.....
You could always let my wife park your car. She'll drive past the single parking spot with a pillar on each side to park in the middle of a three spot jobby. The 4wds are usually on both sides when we get back.
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