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12-05-2005 | 01:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Detrich
Yah. The price depends on the location of the dent. For doors, they usually have to pry off all the rubber lining, which they have to replace- and they have to take apart the door panel etc. Typically, they have to blend the continuity of the new paint w/ the existing surrounding paint- so that it looks consistent. (The older paint will always be to some degree- more oxidized by the sun, in color.) So that takes some labor to do. Whitewater Pearl is also metallic, so it might be more expensive. (My car was Oriental Blue Metallic, so also a metallic paint.)
I know how you feel though... It really sucks, because it's really unbelieveable what ******** some other people can be. But, after you go through this, you'll be less sensitive to it and just realize that you have to protect yourself by being a picky when it comes to parking spaces.
You'll feel better after it's fixed.
I know how you feel though... It really sucks, because it's really unbelieveable what ******** some other people can be. But, after you go through this, you'll be less sensitive to it and just realize that you have to protect yourself by being a picky when it comes to parking spaces.
You'll feel better after it's fixed.
my insurance company is still trying to pursue the other party with the statement i finally obtained from the deputy sheriff late this evening.
it does driving me insane seeing the scratch and dent every second i walk into my car.
12-05-2005 | 02:17 AM
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i had something like this happen to me not too long ago.... needless to say i may have over-reacted. i went out of my way to park where i wasnt exposed to damage, and someone still managed to find me and park halfway in my spot. they door dinged me and the moment i saw it i was furious. i may have gone on a 12 year old style rampage, or temper tantrum that may have involved some serious vandalism to someone elses car. i feel pretty foolish about it now, but it was very very satisfying at the time to systematically disassemble someones car in broad daylight.
12-05-2005 | 03:12 AM
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I wish you the best of luck in persuing this matter. I really hope you sock it to the bastards (although I can't say that I'm optimistic about your prospects) I confess that, were it me, I probably wouldn't have the time to persue it. But I hope you succeed. They carelessly damaged your property and should pay for it.
12-06-2005 | 07:26 PM
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Originally Posted by scottmhr1
I would venture that the middle eastners that parked next to you write better English than you. Please at least make an effort to write well enough for most people to understand. You show much ignorance( The deductible is more than the damage: should I pursue this without raising deductable? Your insurance company doesn't give a crap, not their responsibility) I guess your old enough to drive but you sound like a 12 year old. Try to work on this to be taken seriously.
12-06-2005 | 10:39 PM
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These posts have been interesting to read. I can relate to those suggesting you just pay for the repair and drop the small claims court action. But, I also understand very well your feelings. For you, it's the principle as much as anything. I must admit that there have been times when I have spent more time and money bringing somone to justice than the cost of the damages incurred. I usually pursued "justice" when the situation kept eating away at me inside. Upon prevailing, I could at least get a good night's sleep. I wish you luck with whatever direction you choose to take.
12-07-2005 | 02:10 AM
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Originally Posted by RX-Aight
call a paintless dent removal place and get it fixed
i am still waiting some words from my insurance rep. as he is working diligently to pursue this case.
12-07-2005 | 02:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Barry Gross
These posts have been interesting to read. I can relate to those suggesting you just pay for the repair and drop the small claims court action. But, I also understand very well your feelings. For you, it's the principle as much as anything. I must admit that there have been times when I have spent more time and money bringing somone to justice than the cost of the damages incurred. I usually pursued "justice" when the situation kept eating away at me inside. Upon prevailing, I could at least get a good night's sleep. I wish you luck with whatever direction you choose to take.
12-15-2005 | 08:45 PM
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12-16-2005 | 10:19 PM
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Originally Posted by williamngRX8
i know one of this day could happen even trying my best to avoid that.
i had my pax door dented and little paint chipping by suv parked next to mine.
it was a rental suv, even though no witness it looked very obvious where it came from. i checked it before going inside the restaurant after i came out waallaaahhh...
i asked the occupant and they ******* denied that. deputy sherriff was called but cudnt do ****. i called my insurance company and its cost less than my dedutible to repair. chance dont look good to get the other insurance pay for it.
i tried to use the touch paint to paint chipping but seems it makes it looks worst. i wont use that anymore ughh
do i just drop this claim instead.....rather that cause my premiun increased ???
feel like want to kill ............................
i had my pax door dented and little paint chipping by suv parked next to mine.
it was a rental suv, even though no witness it looked very obvious where it came from. i checked it before going inside the restaurant after i came out waallaaahhh...
i asked the occupant and they ******* denied that. deputy sherriff was called but cudnt do ****. i called my insurance company and its cost less than my dedutible to repair. chance dont look good to get the other insurance pay for it.
i tried to use the touch paint to paint chipping but seems it makes it looks worst. i wont use that anymore ughh
do i just drop this claim instead.....rather that cause my premiun increased ???
feel like want to kill ............................
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