The aftermath...
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Re: The aftermath...
Originally Posted by alaxfire
Congrats on the fix. ( hope the insurance helped you some )
I can imagine the sick feeling you must have experienced upon first seeing the damage.
I'm a bit curious : what the heck is that thing parked behind your crossie in the 4th photo ?
I can imagine the sick feeling you must have experienced upon first seeing the damage.
I'm a bit curious : what the heck is that thing parked behind your crossie in the 4th photo ?
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Re: The aftermath.....
Originally Posted by oledoc2u
Used a door skin, $1735.00. The coupe made 2 yrs before it was dinged. So lets hope it doesn't happen again. The roadster, knock on wood, has made longer. I know I am among car people, and Beaner is correct, can't stay perfect forever, but as long as there is a body shop next door, mine will.
Puts the other mods on hold. But, she looks good again. And answer the other question, the grille was purchased from SRT SIX. He has chrome, and black. I painted mine. I need to get a better photo up when the sun is shinin'....
Puts the other mods on hold. But, she looks good again. And answer the other question, the grille was purchased from SRT SIX. He has chrome, and black. I painted mine. I need to get a better photo up when the sun is shinin'....
I gotta say, I've seen some PDR guys do some amazing work on cars before, its an art form to me, these guys have a skill that takes tons of patience but boy the results are worth it. And their prices are reasonable.
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Re: The aftermath.....
Originally Posted by ThatSweetSRT6
Ouch! $1735 for a door skin and paint.... well, she looks new again! they couldn't use a really good PDR tech ( paintless dent repair ) who could make miracles happen? I'm guessing it had too much of a deep crease in there or the actual door skin got bent in too much?
I gotta say, I've seen some PDR guys do some amazing work on cars before, its an art form to me, these guys have a skill that takes tons of patience but boy the results are worth it. And their prices are reasonable.
I gotta say, I've seen some PDR guys do some amazing work on cars before, its an art form to me, these guys have a skill that takes tons of patience but boy the results are worth it. And their prices are reasonable.
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