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I did hear of a Rover managment car that a dealer damaged while being serviced. They did a quick repair and didn't tell the 'owner'.
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A good look in daylight today confirmed what I thought last night.
I am one very happy Hector  Anybody in the Wolverhampton area who wants a good job done by a bloke who cares and hasn't forgotten what customer service is all about and doesn't charge silly money might want to PM me for the name and number. I'm not sure of the Club's policy on naming traders otherwise I'd have mentioned it here. If weather permits, I'll get some photos tomorrow. Last edited by Raistlin; 17th October 2009 at 14:56.. |
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Here are a few pictures:-
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Looks good. Do you know what he did to the door? New skin, or just a local repair?
Either way, I would get some good old Waxoyl in the door for future protection. Cliff PS - now you just need to give your alloys a quick clean 
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Nice job Paul.......how much did he charge you ....?
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Looking good Mate.
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