Is this a fair price for some light body work?
Is this a fair price for some light body work?
My wife drove the GN to work yesterday. She was really tired at the end of a ten hour shift, and she misjudged the garage door by maybe half an inch.
Here is the result:

I have a quote to fix it for $134. That's two hours labor at $65 per, $4 waste disposal. If they end up needing to remove and reinstall the turn signal assembly, that's an extra $9. They're just going to mask everything off and paint it right on the car.
This is from a reputable shop. The same guys that painted Dan Burk's WS6 (ws6transam):

So, does this sound like a fair price to you guys?
Here is the result:

I have a quote to fix it for $134. That's two hours labor at $65 per, $4 waste disposal. If they end up needing to remove and reinstall the turn signal assembly, that's an extra $9. They're just going to mask everything off and paint it right on the car.
This is from a reputable shop. The same guys that painted Dan Burk's WS6 (ws6transam):

So, does this sound like a fair price to you guys?
That Does'nt Look Like It Needs To Be Painted. THE PAINT CAN BE BUFFED OUT AND THE RUBBER BUMPER REMOVED AND SPRAY BOMBED WITH RUBBER TRIM PAINT. I'D RESHOOT BOTH SIDES OR REPLACE THEM.
Last edited by Geezer powered; Sep 5, 2007 at 10:25 AM.
Some of it can be buffed, but it's scraped down to the metal in a couple places.

They're doing a spot repair. The paint on the car is nice, but it isn't perfect. Some day when I have more money, we'll get it all cleaned up.
Hope that helps...If you haven't done it yet
It's now fixed. They did a fine job, and I didn't see any overspray anywhere.

That's fine. Just turn it off everywhere else. It makes your posts hard to read and is generally considered rude.

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