At 07:47 PM 5/12/97 -0400, you wrote:
>I think the deflector will help.....I wish I liked the looks of 'em on the
>'97s though....I'll just have to settle for fixin' stone chips I guess.
>
>As for the chips....try on of those little DupliColor chip repair kits.
>They come with a little bottle of primer, paint, clear coat, a small sheet
>of 2000 grit sandpaper and a little tool for removing the rust. I've had
>pretty good luck with 'em buy plan to get a spray can for the paint
>instead of the little brush in the kit. This liitle kit might be the trick
>for your "pit". Hope this helps.
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Hey Sean:
I agree, the bug deflectors for the 97's look horrible. The body shop at
the local dealership gave me a small bottle of touch-up paint (with a brush
in it) when they repainted some factory flaws. They said that will be a
better colour match than the touch-up paint from the parts department.
I touched the paint to the chip using a toothpick. it seems to work better
than a brush. With white, you cannot tell where the chip was unless you
look real close.
Rob Agnew
ragnew@islandnet.com
Victoria,
British Columbia
Canada
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