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Bodywork Damage

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I have a few imperfections in the paint work on my car - things like stone chips and small marks. Some of which are obviously unavoidable over time. There is one bigger dent / bulge damage though and I wondered whether anyone has any advice for me about what's the best / most cost effective way of fixing these? 

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Thanks for any help! 



Take your car to a local bodywork spray shop and get a quote.

Too much for a good detailer to sort out there Alex

Find a good body shop and get a quote. If first pic is bonnet then probably respray. rear bumper the same. cost £300- 450 ish Once done get a good detailer to apply protective film to the areas like bonnet and front of car. This stuff is like a vinyl film but has self healing properties. well worth having done.

PPF Paint protection Film http://www.cleandetail.co.uk/paint-protection-film-yorkshire-xpel-ultimate

just to give you an idea what I am talking about

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Thanks @Joss max I'll get looking at this then! 

Keep us updated Alex

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