Gouged my sill
Discussion
Sorry to hear about your scrape.
The sill covers on my GT3 are separate pieces and not toooooo extortionately priced. If it's just the cover could you buy one of those and have it painted? Would be good as new then, with no worries about overspray etc.
(Just don't try buying 'em from Porscheshop!)
The sill covers on my GT3 are separate pieces and not toooooo extortionately priced. If it's just the cover could you buy one of those and have it painted? Would be good as new then, with no worries about overspray etc.
(Just don't try buying 'em from Porscheshop!)
all2ofme said:
Sorry to hear about your scrape.
The sill covers on my GT3 are separate pieces and not toooooo extortionately priced. If it's just the cover could you buy one of those and have it painted? Would be good as new then, with no worries about overspray etc.
(Just don't try buying 'em from Porscheshop!)
Thanks, hey feel very thin, so hopefully they are coversThe sill covers on my GT3 are separate pieces and not toooooo extortionately priced. If it's just the cover could you buy one of those and have it painted? Would be good as new then, with no worries about overspray etc.
(Just don't try buying 'em from Porscheshop!)
Guy
Your profile says your are in Kent. Depending where there is an excellent outfit called scuff busters in Tunbridge Wells. I used them when I took a speed bump a bit quickly in my 997 and scuffed the lip quite badly. They did an amazing job for a quarter of what the Porsche approved place wanted. The place isnt much to look at, a little unit on an industrial estate but craftsmen who know their stuff. Good luck.
mollytherocker said:
rlw said:
Did this on my GT3 - nearly £5000 later it was perfect.............two bits of plastic and then all painted to match and blended in as required
You are kidding, right?MTR

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