martin1512
Well-Known Member
Most car shops sell little touch up kits.
DaveM-sport
Active Member
Mud? 
martin1512
Well-Known Member
How did you know he has a Gaylander?
A 'landyzone.co.uk' sticker would be ideal!
DaveM-sport
Active Member
Because a Fender owner would know he'd be laughed at for complaining about a scratch
Whereas a Gaylander owner would be just laughed at anyway so nothing to lose asking about scratch repairs
martin1512
Well-Known Member
Of course, should have guessed,Because a Fender owner would know he'd be laughed at for complaining about a scratch
Whereas a Gaylander owner would be just laughed at anyway so nothing to lose asking about scratch repairs
. Although he could be an Evoqueer driver. 
brian47
Well-Known Member
That would depend on the vehicle (a proper intro might help).
So, a Landy with a scratch?
If it's a Series, don't call it a scratch; it's a battle scar, be proud of it.
If it's a Defender, the Series option applies, or you could make a similar one on the other door and then you'll have a matched pair.
For a Freelander, change the door. Removal is easy, just throw a bucket of water over it, the doors will then fall off.
On a Disco, Touch up kits and T-Cut should sort it.
And for a Rangie, get the butler to rub the entire vehicle back to bare metal, respray and polish, valet the carpets, empty the ashtrays and install air fresheners to neutralise the cigar smoke.
So, a Landy with a scratch?
If it's a Series, don't call it a scratch; it's a battle scar, be proud of it.
If it's a Defender, the Series option applies, or you could make a similar one on the other door and then you'll have a matched pair.
For a Freelander, change the door. Removal is easy, just throw a bucket of water over it, the doors will then fall off.
On a Disco, Touch up kits and T-Cut should sort it.
And for a Rangie, get the butler to rub the entire vehicle back to bare metal, respray and polish, valet the carpets, empty the ashtrays and install air fresheners to neutralise the cigar smoke.
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