Re: Chip in paint ? and cargo net !

["Patrick Sherman" <psherman@bigfoot.com>]

Call your local Autotrim place.. I have one here.. Autotrim Northwest. They
come to whereever the vehicle it. and for $50.00 then Sand the Area,
Re-Seal the Area, 3 Coats of paint. (They mix your color in the back of the
van.) Then they clear it, and then a final Slow Clear.. Looks as good as
new.. and feels the same as the rest of the car..


Patrick Sherman
psherman@bigfoot.com
'97 GLX VR6


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> From: Daniel J Isaac <isa@philabs.research.philips.com>
> To: jettaglx <jettaglx@igtc.com>
> Subject: Chip in paint ? and cargo net !
> Date: Thursday, October 16, 1997 5:17 AM
> 
> My first post to this list, I have just been lurking.
> Two things, first a cargo net story and fact and second a question.
> I have a 97 GLX which the dealer said was going to come with a cargo
> net.  It did not and when I realized
> this and went to complain the company (which had been around for 20+
> years) stopped selling VWs.
> I called VW of America and it turns out that the cargo net is not a VW
> part but one that dealers get on there own.
> You can not even buy one from VW.
> Next on my list is a small problem.  I have a nick in my pain from a
> rock that got shot up at me.  It did not dent
> anything but went through the paint and I can see the metal turning
> brown.  Could someone please tell me what
> I can do to fix this.  The nick is the size of the head of a pin.  I
> don't want to get touchup paint and have it rust
> underneath.  Should this not have happened?  
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