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General => Cosmetic and bodywork matters => Topic started by: Steve30 on 02 July 2012, 21:17
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Do I have to go through there insurance company or can I choose who to use? Who knows about getting dents out ? Cheers guys
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
What other options do I have ? :undecided:
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
This,
Up to you where you take it, though you may lose out on a courtesy car
A good dent man would be able to get that out without painting for around £60ish
Thom
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
This,
Up to you where you take it, though you may lose out on a courtesy car
A good dent man would be able to get that out without painting for around £60ish
Thom
cost you more than that in excess
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
This,
Up to you where you take it, though you may lose out on a courtesy car
A good dent man would be able to get that out without painting for around £60ish
Thom
cost you more than that in excess
thats what i was thinking i would just get it done out of your own pocket for what it is and leave insurance out of it as the excess is gonna cost more than the job is :smiley:
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Its being paid for by a third party iirc. Get it done at the best body shop you can find.... JCT600??? :cool:
You do not have to go through insurance. Just phone your insurance company and let them know whats happened, that way they can chase all the paperwork for you.
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Its being paid for by a third party iirc. Get it done at the best body shop you can find.... JCT600??? :cool:
You do not have to go through insurance. Just phone your insurance company and let them know whats happened, that way they can chase all the paperwork for you.
The 3rd party have accepted responsiliblty but why do I need to contact my Insurance I dont want my NCB affected?
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Don't tell your insurance sh!t!! My brother got hit when he was parked, they accepted the blame and paid but his premium still went up "regardless of blame" cnuts
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Don't tell your insurance sh!t!! My brother got hit when he was parked, they accepted the blame and paid but his premium still went up "regardless of blame" cnuts
That man say good advice^^^^^ :wink:
I contacted dent master, and they said he wouldn't be able to get it perfect showed him a photo due the dent being on the crease. The paint isn't broken so what to do now? The guy also said it may need a new door?
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This happened today reversed into a metal bollard just couldn't see it and it was only a tap, £120 for a new one gutted,and they say it comes in 3s :cry:
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Love how you have hit right where the sensor is lol classic
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Love how you have hit right where the sensor is lol classic
:laugh: bet it was beeping like mad
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Love how you have hit right where the sensor is lol classic
Yea that back sensors are not as loud as the fronts for some reason :grin:
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
This,
Up to you where you take it, though you may lose out on a courtesy car
A good dent man would be able to get that out without painting for around £60ish
Thom
I agree this should be a standard paintless dent removal job. As it is a fairly small cosmetic job it will probably be smaller than yur deductible and therefore come out of your pocket.
http://www.elitecrashrepairs.com/quality-assured.aspx
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The insurance companies will have thier approved repairer that they will try and force upon you. But its your ultimate decision where your car is repaired.
You could try a paintless dent removal company but as thats gone through the swage line it prob wont be 100%
This,
Up to you where you take it, though you may lose out on a courtesy car
A good dent man would be able to get that out without painting for around £60ish
Thom
I agree this should be a standard paintless dent removal job. As it is a fairly small cosmetic job it will probably be smaller than yur deductible and therefore come out of your pocket.
http://www.elitecrashrepairs.com/quality-assured.aspx
Spam anyone :rolleyes:
Thom