My son-in-law's 2010 black Chrysler 300 was "keyed" today. My daughter says its pretty bad. Can anyone suggest someone that can do a good, relatively inexpensive repair?
Steve
Steve
Paint repair recommendation
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Not sure you can use good and inexpensive in the same sentence
Depending on the damage, you are probably looking at an entire repaint
Bet you end up in a full time body shop.
Couple here by me - Worldwide Auto and Spirit West. I've used both and pleased with them
Paul
Not sure you can use good and inexpensive in the same sentence
Depending on the damage, you are probably looking at an entire repaint
Bet you end up in a full time body shop.
Couple here by me - Worldwide Auto and Spirit West. I've used both and pleased with them
Paul
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Paul:
I know what you mean. The shame is they've had this car all of three months and they aren't exactly swimming in money.
Thanks,
Steve
I've had good luck at dealer shops.
Been to Elco and Bommarito.
Bommarito West is a big shop and should be able to get the work done pretty quickly.
If it's an insurance claim - they take the pain out of the process for you.
Been to Elco and Bommarito.
Bommarito West is a big shop and should be able to get the work done pretty quickly.
If it's an insurance claim - they take the pain out of the process for you.
Insurance
Steve
Their insurance should cover it under comprehensive. Most of the shops will work with you on the deductible, if they get the business.
Paul
Steve
Their insurance should cover it under comprehensive. Most of the shops will work with you on the deductible, if they get the business.
Paul