Minor Paint Scratch - DIY or Send to Bodyshop
#1
Minor Paint Scratch - DIY or Send to Bodyshop
So I was in a rush the other day parking into a super tight spot and accidentally scraped the side of my car. When I bought it, I also got a warranty that covered paint repairs but my local Audi shop said this is classified under collision damage, not paint damage so they can't fix it for me. Does anyone know the approximate cost for getting this fixed by a professional bodyshop? Or would I be able to fix this myself given that they're pretty minor scratches.
#2
AudiWorld Super User
Is that rust or yellow paint transfer?
As long as it's not rust, a decent detailer would make 90% of that go away, Jas.
Welcome aboard !!
As long as it's not rust, a decent detailer would make 90% of that go away, Jas.
Welcome aboard !!
#3
AudiWorld Member
It looks like you're missing paint in at least one spot and perhaps a minor crease in another.
Take it to a really good detail shop, one that has a good paintless dent guy and if there is a crease he might be able to get it out.
Once the panel is straight see how bad the damage to the paint is and see if he can touch up those spots.
Other wise you'll end up having someone paint the door and they will probably want to blend into the adjoining panels.....
Take it to a really good detail shop, one that has a good paintless dent guy and if there is a crease he might be able to get it out.
Once the panel is straight see how bad the damage to the paint is and see if he can touch up those spots.
Other wise you'll end up having someone paint the door and they will probably want to blend into the adjoining panels.....
#4
#5
It looks like you're missing paint in at least one spot and perhaps a minor crease in another.
Take it to a really good detail shop, one that has a good paintless dent guy and if there is a crease he might be able to get it out.
Once the panel is straight see how bad the damage to the paint is and see if he can touch up those spots.
Other wise you'll end up having someone paint the door and they will probably want to blend into the adjoining panels.....
Take it to a really good detail shop, one that has a good paintless dent guy and if there is a crease he might be able to get it out.
Once the panel is straight see how bad the damage to the paint is and see if he can touch up those spots.
Other wise you'll end up having someone paint the door and they will probably want to blend into the adjoining panels.....
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