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I got a massive stone chip on my o/s wing today, right down to the metal! I have touched it up for now, once I've got a justifiable collection I'll be off to the spray shop. The front wings seem like a magnet to stones. The n/s wing has a long light swirling scratch where a spinning stone has run up it (it's as cool an effect as it is annoying).
How did I get the latest massive chip? A Porsche cayenne in the outside lane chucked a massive stone at me from its back tires. What are the chances of that!
If you have a cayenne, get some mud guards will you :-)
OffSide and NearSide. Off is Passenger, Near is Driver. Since he's in the UK, it is the other way around on top of everything else for us over here, so don't even try to figure it out, it gets confusing very fast...
Doesn't sound too bad... The wife put a huge cooler away on a shelf in the garage. It fell on my car over night, and left a little dent on the right rear fender... I wasn't happy to say the least, but what can ya do?
Dr. Ferdinand explains chips and scratches as Porsche petina, and would prefer seeing imperfections on his Porsches because that means you are driving your Porsche.(But it does hurt to see new dents and scratches)
You are lucky its only a stone chip up there in Edinburgh. It could have been an empty bottle of Glen Fiddich from the car in front of you haha. "Ye tech the high road...and HIC" right through the windscreen.....lol
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