Bit of help for a newbie

Humphris · 20-06-2011, 04:13 PM

Hi guys,

First post, despite having a CSL for years. So go easy.

Nice to meet you all.

Can anyone recommend some really good people who can:

1. Repair the CSL's wheels (few small kerb chips)
2. Do a front bumper re-furb (quite a few stone chips).

Also, my steering wheel is now just about as smooth as a baby's bum. Can anyone recommend how it can regain its fluffly alacantra feel?!

I live in the Oldham area (near Manchester).

Thanks a lot!

20-06-2011, 04:13 PM	#1
Humphris Wonky 'L' after Washing Join Date: Jun 2011 Posts: 10 Casino cash: $332	Bit of help for a newbie Hi guys, First post, despite having a CSL for years. So go easy. Nice to meet you all. Can anyone recommend some really good people who can: 1. Repair the CSL's wheels (few small kerb chips) 2. Do a front bumper re-furb (quite a few stone chips). Also, my steering wheel is now just about as smooth as a baby's bum. Can anyone recommend how it can regain its fluffly alacantra feel?! I live in the Oldham area (near Manchester). Thanks a lot!