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I don't know if this is perhaps the correct place to post this, but I thought I'd post up some pics to show members what's possible with my SSR System.

Here we have a Silver Toyota Yaris that's argued with a car park bollard. It's worth noting that silver is probably the most difficult colour to repair successfully:



Once the damaged area has been cleaned it looked like this. Note the vertical cracks in the paint where the bumper deformed: when I saw this I decided to do the job by hand, rather than use a machine to buff off the SSR paint.



SSR Paint applied by hand and pushed in to the scratches. The paint is specially formulated to dry in under 4 minutes, In very warm conditions it is ready to buff with the SSR polish in under a minute.



Up to 4 coats of SSR paint can be applied / buffed and this is the end result. A very acceptable repair in under an hour and at a fraction of the cost of re-spraying the bumper.



And a couple of the complete car:

Before:


And after:

Very good! Can this be done for any colour?

Zeb wrote:Very good! Can this be done for any colour?

and when are you opening a midland shop

My door could really do with some of that.

Zeb wrote:Very good! Can this be done for any colour?

Yes, the system can work with virtually all factory colours. On the rare occasions that the paint is a strange shade (for example the nail varnish pearlised pink that Honda used on the Jazz) then I may have to get SSR to mix it for me which incurs extra cost.

Most times I can get an acceptable result with the 200+ shades I carry with me, even the metallic orange of my Proton Gen-2 wasn't a problem.

Nice job and very clever too.

You really do need to expand into the Midlands you know

Is he not in the Midlands yet?

You need to open a branch in the Midlands. A few jobs on both cars, including a lovely bumper scratch just like that one (came with the car!)

What is the price for doing a bumper corner ? same size as the yaris.

The repair on the Yaris was done as part of a "complete walk round" on the car. The bumper corner on its own would be around £60. Individual scratch repairs can be carried out from £35.

As for opening up in the Midlands guys - I've still got to suss the west of Scotland; but feel free to pop in if you're on holiday.

Address for those wishing to travel is:
Scratch-2-Shine Fort Road Kilcreggan Argyll G84 0LQ

I agree with above, You need to expand to the Midlands, I got two Bumpers for you and a Roof scratch, Cat's left a nice mark or two on my Bootlid, another Cat mark on the Bonnet.........

It is very impressive what you can do there.

Forget the midlands - expand into the North of England.

My whole car could do with some of your magic. Well except the bonnet, which is beyond repair.

Chris

Thank you chaps if you're ever north of the border, PM me. I'm always happy to do work for fellow enthusiasts.

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