street_ruler

i thought a little bondo was normal to "smooth out" the metal but it should be like 96% metal with a shade of it just to make it a solid finish, unless they replaced the entire quarter panel.

but i agree with junky, a wad of bondo like that would bother the crap out of me too.

spets

That's just the glob of bondo the guy put on the car. He hasn't started sanding it down yet in the picture.. I'm sure when it's all flushed with the paint it will be more what street ruler was talking about, just a little bit to fill in light imprefections but mainly metal.

Rdizzle

New paint in time to get dirty at the track this weekend!!!!

JawKnee

I think a DV or diminished value claim may be worth pursuing.

Manga_Spawn

At least there is no bondo on the fender so they can still be rolled

s2000Junky

Good point. Although I'd probably just opt for cutting them anyway. In that case it wouldn't really matter.

When Spets comes to the dark side and wants to run some 295's, he will need to know these things

Manga_Spawn

One of us. One of us.

spets

All done.. looks good! total cost was $3,300. New OEM parts. they forgot the license plate light cover on the bumper, but a quick call and they are ordering a new one. I'd go to them again.

Y2KAP1

what shop did you end up using?

i HAD a hookup through a buddy but he's recently moved on to other employment so i'm s.o.l. with my upcoming work and back to searching for peoples reviews of the local shops

spets

I took it to National Auto Collision in Kent.