Someone hit my car last night..how to fix it?
#1
Someone hit my car last night..how to fix it?
Noticed it when I got home, someone must have hit it while I was parked.
Awesome right?
It's not super noticeable, but I want it fixed ASAP.
The bottom bumper shouldn't be too hard, it just needs buffed/sanded/repainted.
But near the headlight is a bit harder..it's dented in a bit, along with the paint coming off.
I think I may be able to go in the trunk area, and pull back carpeting, etc, and push it back out with a hammer? I'm not sure though...
So please, if there is a way I can fix it myself.....I'm all for it.
I have no idea where to start, but I'm willing to learn.
Also, as far as getting touch up paint. Should I go with a 12oz can of Primer, Paint, and Clearcoat? or a 16oz?
Awesome right?
It's not super noticeable, but I want it fixed ASAP.
The bottom bumper shouldn't be too hard, it just needs buffed/sanded/repainted.
But near the headlight is a bit harder..it's dented in a bit, along with the paint coming off.
I think I may be able to go in the trunk area, and pull back carpeting, etc, and push it back out with a hammer? I'm not sure though...
So please, if there is a way I can fix it myself.....I'm all for it.
I have no idea where to start, but I'm willing to learn.
Also, as far as getting touch up paint. Should I go with a 12oz can of Primer, Paint, and Clearcoat? or a 16oz?
Last edited by kput; 07-31-2011 at 09:32 AM.
#4
i don't have the money for that, lol.
They'll probably want about 400 bucks to just fix that top portion, knowing the places around here.
I think it'd be a good starting point/learning experience for me.
They'll probably want about 400 bucks to just fix that top portion, knowing the places around here.
I think it'd be a good starting point/learning experience for me.
#5
6th Gear Member
I wouldn't try to fix it myself unless I was a qualified body man (which I'm not). It'll look like azz...
Check-in with pascal. He can give you a rough estimate.
Check-in with pascal. He can give you a rough estimate.
#8
6th Gear Member
I have $500 deductible on my SUV. It was less than 2 years old when I had to have the rear bumper replaced. The estimates were just under $500. Oh well. Look at it this way; you've saved $XX every month on your insurance with that $1000 deductible you have.
#9
Yeah,
not to mention if I pull out a claim to get it fixed,
there goes my no claim discount.
Right now, I'm 18, on my own policy, have a 35+mph speeding ticket on it, and have full coverage.
I need all the discounts I can get.
not to mention if I pull out a claim to get it fixed,
there goes my no claim discount.
Right now, I'm 18, on my own policy, have a 35+mph speeding ticket on it, and have full coverage.
I need all the discounts I can get.