.to properly fix his damage, and make it look like nothing ever happened before will cost atleast 2k. the labor to R&R a quarter is about 15 hours. that times the shops hourly rate, which can be from $40-50, is atleast $600 already. then you have to take into account the 2 hours theyre gonna charge him just to set his car up on the frame rack, plus pulling time. AND then you have to account for paint/blend time, minor bumper repair, inner quarter repair, glass removal, and all the other small R&R, plus cost of all materials. i sure hope youre just joking. all that easily adds up to 2k..chmercer wrote:ROFL you guys are insane 2k to fix that ****? that costs about 600$ to fix. overfenders and a aero bumper. done.
.thats exactly what i was thinking. just dont drive hard when the roads are slick. im sure you now know that.whiterps13 wrote:maybe its just me, but i thought a PROPER heel-to-toe downshift prevented a situation like this. next time just coast around corners if its wet.
overfenders + rear aero bumper = 600$. im dead serious. if anyone spends 2k to fix that, they are just dumb.j-z wrote:.to properly fix his damage, and make it look like nothing ever happened before will cost atleast 2k. the labor to R&R a quarter is about 15 hours. that times the shops hourly rate, which can be from $40-50, is atleast $600 already. then you have to take into account the 2 hours theyre gonna charge him just to set his car up on the frame rack, plus pulling time. AND then you have to account for paint/blend time, minor bumper repair, inner quarter repair, glass removal, and all the other small R&R, plus cost of all materials. i sure hope youre just joking. all that easily adds up to 2k.
.alright man, im talking about if he took his car into any professional collision repair shop. exactly what i said is what they would do. i know because ive been in this field for about 4 years now. even if he did do the ghetto way like you said, it would still cost way over $600. whos gonna install? im sure he wants the pieces painted too. none the less, he would still have to get it on the frame rack and have it pulled. see the gap between his damaged quarter and trunk lid? thats a definite sign that his car has to be put on the rack and pulled. you cant just cut a damaged piece off and expect to put the new one and have a perfect fit. everything always has to be pulled first. even if it is going to be replaced.chmercer wrote:overfenders + rear aero bumper = 600$. im dead serious. if anyone spends 2k to fix that, they are just dumb.