Keyed paintwork and Chipsaway.
Discussion
Evening,
I got a quote from a 'we beat any quote' garage for just over £600 for a damaged 'keyed' side (from rear quarter, past doors to front quarter + bonnet) They said the car would need to be resprayed but didn't mention the technique Chipsaway use. Is this because it's no good or is a full panel respray the preferred method?
I don't really want to spend that amount, was thinking closer to £300/350 and seemed like Chipsaway charged around £65 per panel repair?
So is the 'fill' technique any good on deep scratches?
(would be Canterbury franchise)
Cheers.
I got a quote from a 'we beat any quote' garage for just over £600 for a damaged 'keyed' side (from rear quarter, past doors to front quarter + bonnet) They said the car would need to be resprayed but didn't mention the technique Chipsaway use. Is this because it's no good or is a full panel respray the preferred method?
I don't really want to spend that amount, was thinking closer to £300/350 and seemed like Chipsaway charged around £65 per panel repair?
So is the 'fill' technique any good on deep scratches?
(would be Canterbury franchise)
Cheers.
Edited by beatngu on Wednesday 17th October 22:32
davepoth said:
In my experience it's very good indeed, certainly if it's the kind of car where you don't want to pay to respray half of it. Probably best to give chipsaway a call and see what they quote.
[edit]It was a pretty decent car in near mint condition. Anything other than perfect wouldn't do it justice so I think I'll sell up as was going to anyway when insurance ended.
I may have found a bonnet on ebay, fingers crossed.
Edited by beatngu on Wednesday 17th October 22:49
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