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Car Forum / Ford / Ford Focus / April 2006

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Scratch Removal....?

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Ronald Marlowe - 17 Apr 2006 11:43 GMT
I've had my three-year-old Focus LX for a couple of weeks now, and I'm
absolutely delighted with it.

There's the usual assortment of minor bodywork chips and scratches, so I
thought I'd try a Halford's Scratch Removal Solutions kit. Lots of colours
from the Ford range, except, unfortunately, the one I require: Magnum Grey
Metallic.

Does anyone know if other colours from this Halford's range would provide a
reasonably close match, eg Graphite Grey/ Mercury Grey?

TIA

Ron.
ford_technical_ - 17 Apr 2006 14:57 GMT
ive got one in my toolbox
they only cost about six quid from the dealers
its best to get the correct one
Gary - 17 Apr 2006 15:53 GMT
> There's the usual assortment of minor bodywork chips and scratches, so I
> thought I'd try a Halford's Scratch Removal Solutions kit. Lots of colours
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> Does anyone know if other colours from this Halford's range would provide
> a reasonably close match, eg Graphite Grey/ Mercury Grey?

From past experience, they'll make it up for you if they don't have one on
the shelves. The one they made up for my Metropolis Blue a few years ago was
certainly an exact match.

Gary.
Ronald Marlowe - 17 Apr 2006 16:50 GMT
> From past experience, they'll make it up for you if they don't have one on
> the shelves. The one they made up for my Metropolis Blue a few years ago
> was certainly an exact match.

Thanks, Gary.

Since posting, I've spoken to the very nice man at my nearest branch of
Halford's and he has indeed confirmed that it's possible to mix a correct
match for the vehicle's paint code. The paint is supplied in a small can,
but I am told that this can be used to fill an empty "pen" which they are
also able to supply.

Looks like I'm in business!

Many thanks,

Ron.

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