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Martc 15-05-09 09:23 PM

Bodywork Repair
 
I need to get the slam panel and inner wing repaired on the CQ so I can get it back on the road, can anyone recomend a good body work person (in Towcester - Northampton) but willing to travel a bit to get someone who knows what they are doing and can do a good job.

This is what I need sorting out....

http://inlinethumb46.webshots.com/35...600x600Q85.jpg

Any good recommendations?

Coxy 15-05-09 09:52 PM

I would suggest my mate who lives in Souldrop, but not sure if he's worked on anything that new and modern as he mainy works on Commer Vans and slamming VW's on the deck. His bug is on the cover of this months Ultra VW, the one that's 7mm off the floor (it was also at Stanford Hall!) I'll have a word tomorrow cos I know he'd sort out a good mates rate if he could do it :tup:

Martc 15-05-09 10:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Coxy (Post 54958)
I would suggest my mate who lives in Souldrop, but not sure if he's worked on anything that new and modern as he mainy works on Commer Vans and slamming VW's on the deck. His bug is on the cover of this months Ultra VW, the one that's 7mm off the floor (it was also at Stanford Hall!) I'll have a word tomorrow cos I know he'd sort out a good mates rate if he could do it :tup:

Ta very muchly :tup:

TheTwelveQuidKid 18-05-09 12:53 AM

I couldn't swear to it from just the one picture, but I suspect it isn't that bad. If it was near me (too far from you unfortunately - South coast, nr Portsmouth) I'd be confident about getting that sorted easily enough.
Have you got a straight bonnet and a replacent wing ?
If you take off the bumper and the damaged wing, you should be able to see quite easily how much straightening is needed. You'd know when it was right when the wing and bonnet line up and go from there.

At least with an Audi (and anything German), you're working with quailty.
Plenty of decent brand seam sealer and underseal and job's a good un.

An experienced panel beater once told me to imagine watching a video of the damage as it happened, but in reverse, that's the order in which you're supposed to straighten any dents.

gabriel.oconnell 18-05-09 08:05 AM

good luck with the repairs m8

SteveT63 18-05-09 02:16 PM

Have you managed to source all your bits ok?...My offer still stands if you need anything I have

Steve :tup:

Martc 19-05-09 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by SteveT63 (Post 55419)
Have you managed to source all your bits ok?...My offer still stands if you need anything I have

Steve :tup:

Hi Steve,

Still looking for some bits - I sent you a PM a while ago not sure if you got it?

Thanks again!

gabriel.oconnell 20-05-09 07:19 AM

what meesage m8 i did offer you the left hand light unit

Richie 21-05-09 10:02 PM

Stylehaus is good if you want local.
Its in northampton nr sixfields.

Let me know and Ill dig the number out.
He has done work on my 80 and my mk5 golf

Martc 21-05-09 11:43 PM

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Originally Posted by gabriel.oconnell (Post 55651)
what meesage m8 i did offer you the left hand light unit

I sent you a PM on the 9th at 11:40pm, did you not get it?


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