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02-02-2006, 03:02 PM
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was about to hail, so i moved my car into the drivethrough at work (i work at a pub as a chef) anyway, i drove in and their was chipboards and plasterboards in a pile no to higher then 5 cm, so i stop the car and the manager starts closing the big metal rolladoor... i didnt know so i drove over the wood, as i did this the manager closed it on my boot whilst i was driving forward, manager didnt know my car was their so he starts to pull the chian down harder onto my car while i was moving forward :(
yer long story short i have 1 key like skratch very deep on the boot and lots of little paint scratches, i went to 2 panalbeaters and got a quote for $250 at 1 and $341 at the other. what i would like to know is how do they fix the scratchs.. 1 guy said he had to sand the whole boot, after he debadged it and then he is to do a 2pac galaxy blue paint on it., will this look like a differnt shade colour to the rest of the car when its done? btw, the manager is paying for it all. |
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narsty scratch
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