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Porsche Club GB

Key scratch removal

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Some ****ing b'stard ran his key along my driver's side of the car a short time ago [keep away from Snettisham in Norfolk and the car park where wind surfers congregate - that is a small clue as to where this individual did his dirty deed]. Rather than spend a small fortune at an OPC, I wonder whether anyone knows of a relatively cheap garage or travelling outfit which could make my car look as if nothing untoward had happened?

POST 2Original post

Julian this guy does the painless repairs you are seeking but it may well prove to be too big to be 100% in which case you will need a body shop who are very reasonable and quick at sorting these things info is as follows:- Mobile Smart Repairs ... Curtis 07930 453 082 Body Shop Michael 0208 206 0431 or [email removed] Let me know how it all pans out [ ]

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