Most Easterly Pandas said:

Won't it? People would rather pay more for a super shiney car these days rather than one with a FSH.

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AgnessGP said:

The problem is, I can't decide what would increase the value more - standard suspension or brilliant paint? I'd love my paint to be better but had no idea on the cost! What Im saying is I could get standard suspension again for the price of paint correction

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Reuuk said:

a standard car will always be better than a modded one. hence why i keep all my original parts. you should be able to get standard suspension for cheaper than £250 easily, ring around breakers, internet etc

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look at this bargin, you would only need to transfer the top mounts and your done cheap as chips

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FIAT-GRANDE-PUNTO-FULL-SUSPENSION-/330927586188?pt=UK_CarsParts_Vehicles_CarParts_SM&fits=Car+Make%3AFiat%7CModel%3AGrande+Punto&hash=item4d0cd23b8c

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AgnessGP said:

Nice cheers mate!

I'd love perfect paint again too though, but i didnt realise how much ime and money it actually costs.

Thanks for the link dude, didn't realise it could be that cheap!

Sam

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Reuuk said:

Don't forget the 'thanks' button ;p no prob. with the money you save on suspension you could try some bilt hamber auto balm on the swirls though. may help tidy them up abit @Andy Monty made a video on how to use it IIRC about how less is more

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Reuuk said:

Don't forget the 'thanks' button ;p no prob. with the money you save on suspension you could try some bilt hamber auto balm on the swirls though. may help tidy them up abit @Andy Monty made a video on how to use it IIRC about how less is more

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AgnessGP said:

2 hours mate including claying, the paint was super smooth afterwards although he said he couldn't get rid of all the swirls.

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simon willgress said:

Try Meguiar's Ulimate Polish Pre-Waxing Glaze.
Does the job for me.
I also replace my microfibre cloths every 6 months as I can never seem to get them completely grit free after a few washes and uses.

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