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Total estimate: $2504.26
-New front Cover - $285
-New front lower bumper reinforcement, right -$20.25
-Right bumper brace - $7.37
-Front bumper absorber - $45
-right Headlamp - $450
-HID bulb - $195
-high beam bulb - $15.63
-2 headlamp sockets - 11.
-Headlight control module - $291.12
-right fender - $295.
-"s2000" badge - $18.67
-inner fender skirt - $65.
-right fender brace - $19.33
-+ labor and paint and wire repair
Brings total to $2504.26
All in all it was just a fender bender,
Should have it back in a week.
All parts are ordered, and by the way you wnated you car pink? (just kidding)
Larry
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-New front Cover - $285
-New front lower bumper reinforcement, right -$20.25
-Right bumper brace - $7.37
-Front bumper absorber - $45
-right Headlamp - $450
-HID bulb - $195
-high beam bulb - $15.63
-2 headlamp sockets - 11.
-Headlight control module - $291.12
-right fender - $295.
-"s2000" badge - $18.67
-inner fender skirt - $65.
-right fender brace - $19.33
-+ labor and paint and wire repair
Brings total to $2504.26
All in all it was just a fender bender,
Should have it back in a week.
All parts are ordered, and by the way you wnated you car pink? (just kidding)
Larry
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Good Luck,
Here is to getting it back as good as new.
Speaking of back to new, I've been having a bit of a dilema.
Although many of those who have had their rides repaired have sworn it is not noticable, I now have to body shops telling me to forget about getting my fender scratch repaired.
They give valid reasons like not being able to bake it at high enough temps and not being able to spray the metallic silverstone with a proper pressure to make a perfect match. According to the shops I've spoken to, they would have to paint the fender and blend the hood and door and and and... Pretty much need to paint the car.
Their advise was to touch it up and forget about it.
Can this paint be so "unrepairable"?
//Geordie
Here is to getting it back as good as new.
Speaking of back to new, I've been having a bit of a dilema.
Although many of those who have had their rides repaired have sworn it is not noticable, I now have to body shops telling me to forget about getting my fender scratch repaired.
They give valid reasons like not being able to bake it at high enough temps and not being able to spray the metallic silverstone with a proper pressure to make a perfect match. According to the shops I've spoken to, they would have to paint the fender and blend the hood and door and and and... Pretty much need to paint the car.
Their advise was to touch it up and forget about it.
Can this paint be so "unrepairable"?
//Geordie
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Youngs2k, I was at Larry's today and saw your car. Sad. Ouch.
What happened to the top? Some white stuff was on it? And you can get a detailing kit with soft brushes to get the wax out of the cracks crevasses on the car. I like the black/black combo...looks wicked!
Larry will do a fine job...don't worry.
What happened to the top? Some white stuff was on it? And you can get a detailing kit with soft brushes to get the wax out of the cracks crevasses on the car. I like the black/black combo...looks wicked!
Larry will do a fine job...don't worry.
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I was at Larry today, around 10:15am, I got court on OLD ORCHARD road so i drop by on the way home. Those white spots on the car are the result of uncareful-waxing. My g/f waxed the car last Thursday when i'm not home. She used one of those huff-buff machine, so the Turtle wax was flying everywhere. Larry will take it out.. YOU just need water/scrub that's all.
I ordered a comptech STB from Larry also. Maybe some brake lines too.
I ordered a comptech STB from Larry also. Maybe some brake lines too.
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