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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: sydney.nsw.au
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Hi All,
Missus' Mazda 2 got egged last night, been washed and light coat of polish, however there is definite markings (possible cracks) in the paint. Any tips or tricks or products I can try and use to smooth it over before getting a repair bill? It's a dark colour too if that makes any difference? God it annoys me the little crapheads that do this stuff.
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Missus car egged: advice re paint
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