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Ive just collected them, wow, like new. (13 posts / 1,840 views)
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #1 28 Jan 2021 12:06
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A week ago I left 2 of my Daiwa Tournament 500T
reels at a local car body repair shop, just picked them up,
I don't need to post photos as it would be the same as
looking at new reels, one had some chips on the stem
above the lever and the other was far worse, but now
both look like new, to say well pleased would be an under
statement, I asked if he would do others if anyone was
interested, he said yes he would, he is in East Devon.


T & T Coachworks 01404 850067
ask for Tony.

Just to confirm I AM NOT CONNECTED TO THIS BUSINESS IN ANY WAY
hope this may help.
elleaton elleaton
Posts: 99
Post #2 28 Jan 2021 12:10
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In reply to Post #1
Nice! How much was your repairs??
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #3 28 Jan 2021 12:32
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£60. but that would vary depending on the work needed
and if not local take into account P&P both ways, for me
I'm a happy bunny

EDIT
That was £60 for 2.
Belch Belch
MODERATORMOD
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Post #4 28 Jan 2021 14:42
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In reply to Post #3
. . .where did you get the colour ref / RAL number?
elleaton elleaton
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Post #5 28 Jan 2021 14:49
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Good price too, far cheaper than new reels that's for sure.
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #6 28 Jan 2021 14:54
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In reply to Post #4
I didn't, I had some mixed by another
repairer who was not very helpful so
I took that to T & T and left it all to him,
originally I took the reel to a place in
Exeter who could scan and supply the
paint, but when I got there they said
it had to be flat and bigger, even if I
had the paint I would have had to do
the repair myself, letting T & T do the
job is by far the better option.

EDIT
just remembered, someone on here had
some mixed, I think their reel was scaned.
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #7 28 Jan 2021 14:56
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MORE INFO HERE
scoobydan_84
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Post #8 28 Jan 2021 16:34
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Thats where my uncle works and my dad did until a year or so ago.
Their work is always top notch!
luckyjim luckyjim
Posts: 3,626
Post #9 28 Jan 2021 17:37
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Their work is always top notch!

If you mean T & T yes I agree
Did some work on my car thats why I chose them.
donkeypunch donkeypunch
Posts: 1,154
Post #10 28 Jan 2021 19:47
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In reply to Post #9
I had mine scanned, there's no RAL code.

The match was spot on though.
luckyjim luckyjim
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Post #11 28 Jan 2021 19:59
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In reply to Post #10
how many did you have done and how much?
donkeypunch donkeypunch
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Post #12 31 Jan 2021 07:57
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I had a couple of cans knocked up.

I can't remember what they cost, it wasn't expensive.
mikezbitz mikezbitz
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Post #13 31 Jan 2021 19:32
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This makes me wonder if i should go down this route to repair a chrome bail spring cover i need doing
One of mine has a deep dent in it and the part has been discontinued you cant get it anywhere not even the reel repair places have it
Maybe a body shop would get chrome repairs cheaper or have another method of doing it then im aware of
The only other thought i had on this was a plating company to strip back the chrome and re plate it
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