How much to fix this?
How much to fix this?
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Origin Unknown

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2,452 posts

190 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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twing

5,605 posts

152 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Origin Unknown said:
WTF is wrong with people doing this to a parked car without leaving details frown

I've had a quote from a local-ish place, who did a phenomenal job for me previously, of £420. Which seems too expensive to me?

I'm in Berkshire

Doesn't sound a crazy retail price if it's the whole corner. I use Daniel at Spraytech # 07860633244 a couple of times a week and he'll give you an idea over Whattsapp. He's Berkshire based and mobile

Red9zero

10,141 posts

78 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Silly question probably, but have you tried polishing it out ? My wife's mate scraped her new car and did similar damage. Ten minutes work and she was left with a couple of small marks that could easily be touched in.

MitchT

17,087 posts

230 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Origin Unknown said:
WTF is wrong with people doing this to a parked car without leaving details frown
Probably someone in an SUV who doesn't even realise they've done it. Or, "rich Maserati driver can afford it more than I can afford my insurance to go up". It's not right but it's the way of the world. My old 3 Series got scraped a few times over the many years I had it and no one ever owned up.

Edited by MitchT on Saturday 23 November 15:48

jeff666

2,432 posts

212 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Cheap price IMO.

Belle427

11,152 posts

254 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Sounds about right to me.

Time4another

455 posts

24 months

Saturday 23rd November 2024
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Sounds a decent price to me

Gas1883

1,513 posts

69 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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I once worked for a large company who would always say to any damage it’s just cosmetic so won’t be repaired , or Chuck some bolts / gaffa tape on it .
Obviously the bolts arnt needed , but putting the damage down as Just cosmetic or even a bit of white gaffs tape could work ( save money ) .

Gas1883

1,513 posts

69 months

Sunday 24th November 2024
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This chap looks like he’s getting a pat on the back & a pass certificate for causing damage to someone else’s vechicle

Origin Unknown

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2,452 posts

190 months

Monday 25th November 2024
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Thanks to all who confirmed it was a reasonable price. I'd like to stick with the place that quoted as the work he did previously was exceptional.

Jayzee

2,736 posts

225 months

Monday 25th November 2024
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jeff666 said:
Cheap price IMO.
Yes, bite their hand off