My bonnet is covered in loads of tiny little dents that I assume are caused by stones hitting the bonnet, although they haven't dented the paintwork. Has anyone noticed this on their bonnet, and has anyone had any companies remove these ?
Stone chip dents
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Are you talking about stone chips or dents?
When I had the 182 detailed a friend of mine managed to remove 99% of my bonnet stone chips with some touch up paint, wet sanding & then machine polishing the bonnet.
When I had the 182 detailed a friend of mine managed to remove 99% of my bonnet stone chips with some touch up paint, wet sanding & then machine polishing the bonnet.
Not sure what you mean "loads of tiny dents that haven't dented the paintwork" :?
Can you posts any pics?
Renaults are notorious for the old orange peel effect, it's not that is it?
Otherwise like spacemonkey says, a good detailer would be able to sort.
Can you posts any pics?
Renaults are notorious for the old orange peel effect, it's not that is it?
Otherwise like spacemonkey says, a good detailer would be able to sort.
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Just read post again, it makes no sense sorry.
There are a load of tiny little dents but without the paintwork being chipped.
II've also got loads of tiny stones chips but slowly making them unnoticable with touch up paint and a cocktail stick.
There are a load of tiny little dents but without the paintwork being chipped.
II've also got loads of tiny stones chips but slowly making them unnoticable with touch up paint and a cocktail stick.
SpaceMonkey said:
Wet sanding and polishing is the best method short of having a full respray.
http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/s ... hp?t=20127