mariesnowgoose
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Expensive girl, my last one cost £10.![]()
Yeah, but you’re a proper tightwad, Trev
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As an old friend of mine always says when we rib him about how tight he is “I’m not mean, just careful”
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Expensive girl, my last one cost £10.![]()
My Brother is the opposite, his wife and himself spent 100grand on a new BMW & Rangrover for themselves, now she has had a stroke and cannot drive, anyway she had as much need for the rover as a frog has for pockets.Yeah, but you’re a proper tightwad, Trev
As an old friend of mine always says when we rib him about how tight he is “I’m not mean, just careful”![]()
No.Would it be possible to get stone damage repaired on a headlight just like a windscreen You can buy repair kits on ebay so diy possible
On some headlights yes ....if its just a chip and you want to stop it turning into a goldfish bowl ....Would it be possible to get stone damage repaired on a headlight just like a windscreen You can buy repair kits on ebay so diy possible
IF it was me facing this issue ...
I'd buy 2 sets of headlamp protectors ....
Then remove the mounts from one ...
Seperate the broken glass from the damaged headlight unit and clean the sealant ...
Trial fit the protector and adjust if necessary THEN
Bond on with sikaflex etc and
THEN fit the second protector on top
A to prevent future damage
B to hide the redundant mounting holes in the one you've used as a lens .
Might be a mad idea BUT it might just work .
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