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Thanks for all the replies guys ;) I took it to a body shop today (he's also a mate) and he said that he will be able to sort it out no problem and he would prefer to fix my wing rather that replace it as there's a better chance of the paintwork matching. Ill let you know how it turns out.

I parked up a nice quite street yesterday and come back to find this: After a lot of elbow grease and good product I've got it to look like this: "] I don't know if you can work it out from the pics but the dents are still there (my products aren't that good....lol) :(...

I thought a leather cleaner would just clean not smooth out the scratches :think: Ill have a look at your link juicy ;)

I noticed a load of scratches on the underside of my steering wheel today :( It must have been something that i was wearing that was rubbing on it somehow They look a bit deeper in real life than they do in the pics: "][/URL] Does anyone have any ideas on how i would fix them?

Thanks mate ;) What i did with the original scuff was offer the course of a few days i put a little bit of paint in it with an artists brush, waited a day for it to go hard then smoothed it down with wet&dry. i repeated this until it was looking really good then i put some more paint in...

I've been adding paint mate and the original scuff is more or less non existent now. I just cant get the paint blend on this new problem without taking the paint down so far the primer shows through :( Do you think i would have more luck getting the paint smooth using a rubbing compound...

Bit of an update..... Over the last week I've been building up the paint,letting it dry and then lightly wet sanding it back down and to be honest you can hardly see the original scuff now :) The problem i have now is that just around the original scuff, the paint has gone very thin from...

Thought i would post up what it looks like wet and then what it looks like dry :) Wet: Dry: I remembered i had a quixx scratch repair kit so gave the number 2 stuff a try and this was the result: "] TBA.. I took ages as the stuff is like water. I've been doing a bit of...

Just to clear things up, It went through the clear coat, paint and even gave a cat scratch look in the plastic....lol I've been slowly building up the paint and its looking a lot better. I was looking at the meguiars products, but does anyone know what the difference is between the SwirlX...

Here's a better picture after i wet sanded it: I've now filled it in with some touch-up paint so will be going over it again tomorrow. What's the best thing to use to get rid of the scuffs/haze left behind from the wet sanding?

Has anyone got any ideas how i can get rid of this scuff: "] It looks a bit like a cat scratch around the edges (you can see it a bit in the last pic) so I'm guessing ill need to get a bit of wet & dry on it first. I'm quite good with the old touch up paint but the part I've had...

This thread should help you out ;) http://www.audi-sport.net/vb/a3-s3-forum-8l-chassis/115496-before-after-pics-refurbed-prefacelift-headlights.html

I remember years ago there was something like this: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Cat-Scratch-Repellent-No-Scratch-Spray-/260774844687?pt=UK_Pet_Supplies_Cats&hash=item3cb764590f And it had no scent to humans but kept cats away. I think pet shops sold it ;)

No probs mate ;) I have tried using a tooth pick (cocktail stick) but the trouble is that the paint seems to instantly dry on the stick and not come off onto the paintwork....lol

I don't think anything is missing mate as I've got a few of these kits now from previous cars...etc and i cant see it in any of them :(

Thanks for the replies guys ;) But i think you've miss read my question......lol I've already got a couple of there kits, what i want to know is where is the metal tube (nib) ?

Hi guys I've had a few of these kits in the past and this is going to sound like a stupid question but...... From what I've read there should be a metal tube to allow you to fill in small chips, The problem is i cant find it......lol I know that if you unscrew it then you have a fine...

That's something i didn't know .... I've always used a carnauba wax :(

Thanks mate ;) I used AG SRP today and I'm now converted....lol I've been a mer fan for ages but this srp is the dogs pride and joy :)

Its not really a case of “whats better” between them as they do different jobs. Polish has a bit of cut to it so as in the name it polishes....lol Where as wax is more of a protector, if that make sense ....... If you polish the car then you really should was it after (but then...