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Panel beating

joolsveer · 2004-08-21 16:53:53

Does anyone know of any good (and cheap) panel beaters in the Dublin 15 or 7 areas. I keep reversing into immovable objects (like gate post and railings) and I would like to get the motor fixed up as it's not a year old yet.

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21-08-2004 5:53pm

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joolsveer

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Does anyone know of any good (and cheap) panel beaters in the Dublin 15 or 7 areas. I keep reversing into immovable objects (like gate post and railings) and I would like to get the motor fixed up as it's not a year old yet.

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#2 21-08-2004 7:14pm
x in the city

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i suggest you learn how to drive or buy a bike.......... :rolleyes:

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#3 22-08-2004 7:09am
joolsveer

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Thanks for the suggestion. I have a bike as well but can't reverse it either. I 've been driving for almost 30 years and did not have this problem before. I'm looking for a good optician too - any suggestions.
My request for the details for a good panel beater still stands. Can anyone help please?

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#4 22-08-2004 12:27pm
kdevitt

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Metro Motors - just beside the halfway House on the Navan road. They do the work for Bradys in Castleknock are are relatively cheap.

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#5 22-08-2004 3:40pm
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Thanks. I'll give thema a shout.

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#6 22-08-2004 9:24pm
knifey_spoonie

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Dent magic if its small dinks they can take it out at your house using a suction thingy I dont know their phone number sorry

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