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Rear PU respray cost

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Someone (rather gently luckily) rear ended me not too long back. The impact didn't crack the rear bumper, but it did cause quite a few stress marks under the clear coat that broke the paint. Further, there are a couple of small dents in the curvature at the edges of the rear number plate section. I took the car to my local body shop for an estimate and they came back with £450 of labour (inc vat) and £160 of paint (inc vat). This is to do the following: - remove rear bumper, check if parking sensors can be better aligned - tidy them up (some of them have cracked paint on the sensor); - repair rear bumper (get rid of dents and mis-shapes I guess this means)... - respray rear bumper and blend as needed. Does £610 seems a bit steep for this work? If so, does anyone have a recommendation in Hampshire area (ideally nearer to Southampton / New Forest way). Cheers!

POST 2Original post

Interesting for me as I need mine done too... A visiting auditor at work forgot to put the handbrake on his VW Transporter and it rolled in to the back on my car. I was quoted £766 by the local OPC's official bodyshop.

POST 3Original post

Got mine done last year for£300.00 No parking sensors though

POST 4Original post

Last time I had my front PU resprayed I paid £150 all in.

POST 5Original post

£150 for mine as well, although I removed and refitted it - fairly easy task.

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