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it's nice if you can do it that quickly, but sadly can't always do that if you have a lot of work already in and have existing promises/commitments to those customers. We do try to turn things around ASAP though
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Fair play, it isn't that far off that though!
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Nah, too many acoustics
True...acoustics are banned in the H7 stash.
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I've given up with the idea of an 'invisible' repair. The tech has offered to get the whole body resprayed with clear coat, but I'm not keen to go down that route for obvious reasons. That seems to be way over the top, for what started off as a very small area of damage.