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Burnaby Autobody shops Hey Guys, I recently scratched my right rear side door. I got a quote for $300 and another quote for $1294. I'm a new car owner and very noob in terms of what the average cost should be for damage like this. There is a very minor and shallow dent about the size of a quarter. Does anyone know any reasonably priced places in Burnaby? Planning on stopping by a few places to get some quotes. Thank you! http://i57.tinypic.com/357naja.jpg |
Morrey Autobody on Lougheed (and Gilmore?) does pretty good work. |
Malibu collision on boundary and 1st. |
1294.00 sounds right... Repair door, r&i belt moulding and handle, blend 1/4, replace clear decal r&i bumper r&i taillight r&i roof moulding I just wanted to chime in on the price but sorry I do not know any good shops in burnaby |
Check out TwinStar. |
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1294 lol. |
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But for a private claim I would paint the door only. |
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$300 sounds very fair from an icbc accredited shop. The repair and repaint looks straight forward from the pic. |
try still creek collision |
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For the best color match then they will need to blend the quarter panel. As for the r&i it is necessary to assist the paint for it not to peel in the future |
VIP auto body. The owner of the shop is a member on here, TS14. Contact him for pricing. They did great work with the scratches on my truck! |
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I'd be skeptical about the $300 |
^ this. costs more than that to paint a bumper, much less repair and paint a door. like others mentioned, IF it were an icbc claim, you'd definitely blend the quarter. private though i usually won't put it down but i inform the customer that it may not be 100% depending on the color. looks like normal solid black though, easy color to match. good price is about 600, anything less i'd be a little skeptical. you get what you pay for |
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