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YOUR RESEARCHDoor damage, what to do?
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Best of luck to you in getting it repaired quickly and to your satisfaction.
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Even if you don't actually buy one, just considering one will help get your sense of humor back and help repair your emotional "dents and scrapes."
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Look at my car, it was parked and some &^%$#@!! did this to my door!
Looks like it's reversed into, luckily the rear view mirror didn't break.
What do I do with it? I live in Norcal, what shop around here can fix this?
Thanks,
Magnus
too much reflection in the pic to see what's damaged. just get it repaired. not worth agonizing. it'll be good as new if you take it to a good body shop. don't sweat it.
Magnus - OUCH! Sorry to see that!
First thing - consider buying one of those BIG Band-Aids that they make for cars. Even if you don't actually buy one, just considering one will help get your sense of humor back and help repair your emotional "dents and scrapes."
Second - Snap a few more pics, and keep them for when you eventually sell the car. This way you can show the perspective buyer that there was only minor cosmetic damage requiring the fix/repaint.
Third - take it to a good body shop.
Just had it quoted, $2046 for a new door shell, repairing and repainting the front fender and blending the rear fender.
Should I blend the rear fender or repaint it completely?
Mag,
I can tell where they blended my rear fender. A clear line is visible in the right light. IMO, If not big $$ have them redo it so the seam will be at the transition to the rear decklid and/or bumper. If a good color match, you will never know it happened.
Hope you catch the schmuck(s).
RB
