Where to get my nose repainted
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I went to put my 3/4 size number plate on the front of my Cayman R today and unfortunately someone before me has drilled holes through the backing plate and through the bumper at points wider than my 3/4 sized plate.
I am based in Hertfordshire and would like a recommendation for someone who will take off the front PU, fill all the holes and repaint (in white) to a really high standard. I would have thought that as it is just a single panel it would be possible to properly bake the paint which should give a better finish.
Any suggestions please?
I am based in Hertfordshire and would like a recommendation for someone who will take off the front PU, fill all the holes and repaint (in white) to a really high standard. I would have thought that as it is just a single panel it would be possible to properly bake the paint which should give a better finish.
Any suggestions please?
Hi mine just came back from shorades Bodyshop in cannock .. Porsche approved and boy what a job
Treated her like a Beauty queen .. Full valet the works . Perfect colour match ..
Painted bonnet due to massive stone chip down to metal
I'm sure they said front bumper spray on 997 turbo is around £500.. So not cheap
Treated her like a Beauty queen .. Full valet the works . Perfect colour match ..
Painted bonnet due to massive stone chip down to metal
I'm sure they said front bumper spray on 997 turbo is around £500.. So not cheap
Edited by sharky67 on Sunday 2nd March 21:30
http://www.daytonacoachworx.co.uk/ used to be good, based in Stevenage, not heard about them recently.
tr7v8 said:
http://www.daytonacoachworx.co.uk/ used to be good, based in Stevenage, not heard about them recently.
Thank you. I'll give them a try.London GT3 said:
Thank you Steve. I spoke to Keiran at Harpenden Classic & Performance and the car is booked in for three weeks time. He sounds like the guy I was looking for. Local as well.
Excellent. He is very good, hence the wait. Fellow 993er in Harpenden recommended him and I used him on my BMW. Great work. He also has a demon paintless repairer - maybe worth a shout if you have anything needing done. I could not believe how they took out two nasty dents on mine.Picked up the Cayman R on Wednesday and I am delighted with the work that Kieran has done at Harpenden Classic & Performance. Really nice guy to deal with as well. Kieran has given me the name of his paintless dent man who is looking at my 968CS on Monday - I have a small imperfection on a front wing.
London GT3 said:
Picked up the Cayman R on Wednesday and I am delighted with the work that Kieran has done at Harpenden Classic & Performance. Really nice guy to deal with as well. Kieran has given me the name of his paintless dent man who is looking at my 968CS on Monday - I have a small imperfection on a front wing.
Pleased to help (and that it worked out).mollytherocker said:
London GT3 said:
mollytherocker said:
Why have you got a three quarter size number plate?
I like the look of them and always run them on the front of my "special" cars.London GT3 said:
I went to put my 3/4 size number plate on the front of my Cayman R today and unfortunately someone before me has drilled holes through the backing plate and through the bumper at points wider than my 3/4 sized plate.
I am based in Hertfordshire and would like a recommendation for someone who will take off the front PU, fill all the holes and repaint (in white) to a really high standard. I would have thought that as it is just a single panel it would be possible to properly bake the paint which should give a better finish.
Any suggestions please?
I'd suggest fitting the correct legal size number plate, and avoid the risk of 3 points on your licence.I am based in Hertfordshire and would like a recommendation for someone who will take off the front PU, fill all the holes and repaint (in white) to a really high standard. I would have thought that as it is just a single panel it would be possible to properly bake the paint which should give a better finish.
Any suggestions please?
Unnecessary paintwork on the front of your car could raise questions from future buyers, but if you insist on getting it done, take it to a Porsche approved bodyshop to keep your paintwork warranty valid.
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