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what did you and your mk3 leon do today
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I’m guessing the number is on the locking wheel nut?
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I went and kerbed an alloy today. Rubbed it off a steel pipe going into a car wash. Seems to be damage on the clear coat only, the metal face isn't gauged or scratched. Must try and polish out the mark or get it refurbed.
Oh no! We’ve all been there... nothing worse than being pi&&ed off at yourself for damage!
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Nothing worse
Give wet sanding ago, look at some videos on YouTube simple enough to do
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Gave the car a quick rinse today.. Could have spent a bit longer doing the wheels but had other things to do. I also noticed a stone chip on my RR Alloy 
Stupid surface dressed road with their stupid grit! I also hit a squirell yesterday, i heard a crunch but can see no damage to the car... only issue is, i don't know where the squirell went as it wasn't on the road!! poor thing.
Stupid surface dressed road with their stupid grit! I also hit a squirell yesterday, i heard a crunch but can see no damage to the car... only issue is, i don't know where the squirell went as it wasn't on the road!! poor thing.Attachments
So some advice from me for what's it's worth... write the code of your locking wheel nut down somewhere.
I called my local dealership and parts guy said that SEAT rotate numbers/ designs and it's likely my one is now obsolete so i'd need a full new set. Other option was to give them the car so they could try the numerous ones they have in the workshop but of course that would costs labour time and may be unsuccessful.
So, euro car parts £16 for 4 new bolts, local tyre place £22 for removing the old locking wheel nuts about £15 spent on various now destroyed sockets and adaptors. So all in £50 (ish) bill for being a numpty. Cheers
Put a full venti latte on the roof, next thing I know it has slid off and landed on the passenger seat spraying the interior with coffee and leaving a pint of latte pooling on the seat cushion.
Great start to the day.
Great start to the day.
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Ok, that's worse than what I did. how do you go about sorting that out? seat ruined?
Frantically scooped some back into the cup but the rest soaked in to the seat. Gave it a good scrub with wet wipes, but that’s about all I could do. Hopefully it won’t have fu**ed up the heaters or seatbelt sensor and will dry out eventually.
I done something similar - the one day I wanted to be nice and bring people at work some coffees, the lids weren’t on properly and all 4 lattes went over the passenger seat. Every little drop onto my alcantara...
Invested heavily in A LOT upholstery cleaner and thankfully the dead milk smell only lasted a few days. Must’ve emptied all the seat cleaner stuff I bought onto the seat and refrained from rubbing anything in, with the hope it would bring everything to the surface.
All good as new now
And my colleagues will never get drinks from me again
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