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Oh No! Mag Repair

Beeble

By Beeble,
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After an airport shuttle bus did some untimely customising work on my car (in short - front quarter damaged, front bar ripped off car and squashed, front right wheel damaged - all while my car was neatly parallel parked!!) i am left with a small chip out of my driver's front mag wheel. and insurance doesn't want to pay up as yet, claiming it may not be due to "accident damage" in the above incident. i'm working on it, though.

anyways, my question - it's a deep chip, only about 5c coin size, but i know it's gonna bug me every time i see it. anyone know where i might get this seen to if it's not too pricey to fix up?

and thanks ( sort of ) to bus driver Jim who was nice enough to leave his details under my windscreen wiper after nudging my baby with his cumbersome set of wheels while the car was unattended. grrrrrrr.......

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