Stone chips,,, any hints to avoid ?
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My fiesta has 1500 miles on the clock but already got 8 stone chips on the n/s front bumper
Has anyone discovered ways to avoid them as my car is red and stone chips are black so looks like dirty spots![Sad](https://passionford.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_sad.gif)
I'm not really that fussed as I'm buying another next year but would like a way to abound if I could
Is there a film I could use that ain't as obvious ect
Has anyone discovered ways to avoid them as my car is red and stone chips are black so looks like dirty spots
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I'm not really that fussed as I'm buying another next year but would like a way to abound if I could
Is there a film I could use that ain't as obvious ect
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I don't mean driving styles,,, and stone chips are on passenger side which means is middle lane drivers spitting up stones as I'm passing them
More thinking ways to help reduce them
More thinking ways to help reduce them
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We do a clear protection film that's virtually invisible and is designed to stop stonechips.
Have a look in your area for vehicle wrappers, anyone that uses hexis or Arlon products can supply it. Wether they can fit it or not is a different story as its a wet application but a couple of calls should find someone .
Have a look in your area for vehicle wrappers, anyone that uses hexis or Arlon products can supply it. Wether they can fit it or not is a different story as its a wet application but a couple of calls should find someone .
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bonnet bra? or for something more discreet looking you can get clear vinyl to stick other the desired part of your car, i think some companies make them pre cut to suit your make and model of car.
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I haven't fitted any for a while but iirc it's around the Ł100-Ł150 for bumper and front edge of bonnet but it really depends on what product you pick. Material ranges from Ł20 per metre up to Ł60 per metre.
You will probably need 2 metres for your front end.
You will probably need 2 metres for your front end.
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It's only cause its a red car i can see them,, the cossie had loads and my impreza has a fair few too
Maybe I'm just being a tart about it
Maybe I'm just being a tart about it
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I can recommend a very good company right darn sarf but can't help up in lundin!
A de-chrome is a piece of winkle and shouldn't cost you too much to do as it wont use a lot of material ( less than a metre = 17-20 quid + labour)
A de-chrome is a piece of winkle and shouldn't cost you too much to do as it wont use a lot of material ( less than a metre = 17-20 quid + labour)
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