New C43
When are we getting a sound clip boss?
So I just confirmed, I don't have acoustic paint.
@5ilver
Being busy stressing over the car....let's just say I need touch up paint or to repaint a 1/4 '' dent in the paint on the rear bumper.
I foolishly slowly backed into a wall at an underground spot downtown. The parking Parking sensor comes on late, and I was just distracted
. I wanted to knock myself out. I was so pissed off.
Other than that, I need someone to hold a camera etc and film....need to get one of my friends and then edit the video. Never done this before, so might take a bit.
@5ilver
Being busy stressing over the car....let's just say I need touch up paint or to repaint a 1/4 '' dent in the paint on the rear bumper.
I foolishly slowly backed into a wall at an underground spot downtown. The parking Parking sensor comes on late, and I was just distracted
. I wanted to knock myself out. I was so pissed off.
Other than that, I need someone to hold a camera etc and film....need to get one of my friends and then edit the video. Never done this before, so might take a bit.
BMW Toronto actually has DentDoctor come on site as their official dent repair service, and they invoice it to BMW in case you have any issues with it. Should be about 100 bucks per ding. They buff the area as well with super non-abrasive cream, so usually it blends the scratch in quite a bit, pretty much to the point where it's not noticeable at all.
If you don't mind, PM me a pic of the ding so I can take a look and see if the DentDoctor is worth a call.
BMW Toronto actually has DentDoctor come on site as their official dent repair service, and they invoice it to BMW in case you have any issues with it. Should be about 100 bucks per ding. They buff the area as well with super non-abrasive cream, so usually it blends the scratch in quite a bit, pretty much to the point where it's not noticeable at all.
If you don't mind, PM me a pic of the ding so I can take a look and see if the DentDoctor is worth a call.
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Here is my suggestion - have you heard of ChemicalGuys? They have a store in Mississauga where they sell car washing / maintenance equipment. I buy a ton of car wash supplies from them.
I scuffed up my 435 bumper pretty bad earlier in the year and I asked the guy (owner - the bald guy) at ChemicalGuys to take a look (they offer buffing classes), and he told me to bring it by after work one day. One of his workers (the guy who drives a Tesla) applied some compound and got rid of 90% of the cosmetic damage in under 60 seconds. Free of charge. Whatever was left, I used a tiny dab of a official BMW paint pen over the course of 24 hours (you gotta make sure you layer it), to correct. I fixed damage about 4000x worse than what you have to be as good as new. I would consider it a non-issue, except the time that you'll spend reaching out to chemical guys or dent doctor.
If you decide to go that route, which is my suggestion, tell them you were referred by a guy whose bumper they fixed (Umar with the Grey 435 a few months ago).
Edit: I would error on the side of showing Dent Doctor first, since they offer a warranty. ChemicalGuys will probably do just as good of a job, but their work isn't certified. I would use them as a second option if possible. Last but not least, you can also take it back to Mercedes (your SA in particular) and they can probably get it fixed up for you out of goodwill.
Good luck boss!
Last edited by 5ilver-5urfer; Sep 30, 2016 at 12:29 PM.
Here is my suggestion - have you heard of ChemicalGuys? They have a store in Mississauga where they sell car washing / maintenance equipment. I buy a ton of car wash supplies from them.
I scuffed up my 435 bumper pretty bad earlier in the year and I asked the guy (owner - the bald guy) at ChemicalGuys to take a look (they offer buffing classes), and he told me to bring it by after work one day. One of his workers (the guy who drives a Tesla) applied some compound and got rid of 90% of the cosmetic damage in under 60 seconds. Free of charge. Whatever was left, I used a tiny dab of a official BMW paint pen over the course of 24 hours (you gotta make sure you layer it), to correct. I fixed damage about 4000x worse than what you have to be as good as new. I would consider it a non-issue, except the time that you'll spend reaching out to chemical guys or dent doctor.
If you decide to go that route, which is my suggestion, tell them you were referred by a guy whose bumper they fixed (Umar with the Grey 435 a few months ago).
Edit: I would error on the side of showing Dent Doctor first, since they offer a warranty. ChemicalGuys will probably do just as good of a job, but their work isn't certified. I would use them as a second option if possible. Last but not least, you can also take it back to Mercedes (your SA in particular) and they can probably get it fixed up for you out of goodwill.
Good luck boss!
It's not very noticeable from far away (little black dot on lower right side next to black plastic).

Official release of the car is Fall and if some here are to be believed sedans will be shipped next week. No clue about the coupes but I don't imagine they are far behind.
The Best of Mercedes & AMG
The car is great to drive, smooth, quick and fun. It can be very comfortable for cruising or great to play around with in sports+, like 2 different cars! I am relieved that I really like my choose of colours - selenite grey and saddle brown.
My only disappointment, and was partially expecting this, there is no pop and crackle from the exhaust, without the performance exhaust. Here in Australia you can't order the performance exhaust separately from the performance seats. I found the performance seats really uncomfortable for me, so had to go standard (which I am loving!), but had to sacrifice the performance exhaust. Forums I read were suggesting the standard exhaust should still pop and crackle, but unfortunately it doesn't, although it is nice and loud. May look at aftermarket options...
Also interesting to note is that the dealer said there is no break in period required! They said the C63 requires break in, being a hand made engine, but not the C43, can give it a whack straight away! So I did!
Overall, so happy with it and I am sure you will be too!
The car is great to drive, smooth, quick and fun. It can be very comfortable for cruising or great to play around with in sports+, like 2 different cars! I am relieved that I really like my choose of colours - selenite grey and saddle brown.
My only disappointment, and was partially expecting this, there is no pop and crackle from the exhaust, without the performance exhaust. Here in Australia you can't order the performance exhaust separately from the performance seats. I found the performance seats really uncomfortable for me, so had to go standard (which I am loving!), but had to sacrifice the performance exhaust. Forums I read were suggesting the standard exhaust should still pop and crackle, but unfortunately it doesn't, although it is nice and loud. May look at aftermarket options...
Also interesting to note is that the dealer said there is no break in period required! They said the C63 requires break in, being a hand made engine, but not the C43, can give it a whack straight away! So I did!
Overall, so happy with it and I am sure you will be too!
Also interesting to note is that the dealer said there is no break in period required! They said the C63 requires break in, being a hand made engine, but not the C43, can give it a whack straight away! So I did!
Overall, so happy with it and I am sure you will be too!




