cant belive it
spent 4 hours today clean the scoob ,polished and wax with my new £50.00 wax and it looked freaking stunning,just went to pick up the missis from her Christmas meal and a bloody deer ran out straight into the passenger side now looking at needing a new wing ,headlight front door ,rear door and side skirt all from a f***ing deer
do panel beaters usually damage the paintwork coz its not scrached its just dented ,cant tell you how gutted i am ,any 1 know a good body shop near newmarket
That rotten news fella, sorry to have read this. In answer to your question, Im no expert but, it depends on how deep the dents are, my car was booted by some idiot, luckily i managed to pop the dent out, which didn't crack the paint..
hope you get it sorted
hope you get it sorted
If the paint isnt cracked or damaged under the surface Im sure an experienced dent master kind of guy should be able to manipulate most if not all of the dent(s) out without painting, best bet if you are unsure about where to get it done is go to the nearest big main car dealer showroom (vauxhall, bmw, ford etc...) and ask them if they would be able to put you in touch with the person/company they get to do their forecourt repairs.
It is common practise for them to use one as their own bodyshops are usually more expensive, slower and sometimes not as good because the dent master man has his company name to think about, the sprayer in the bodyshop may be thinking about hometime (although im sure they are all top guys
)
By the description of the damage be aware it may be deer!
(sorry had to)
Lee
It is common practise for them to use one as their own bodyshops are usually more expensive, slower and sometimes not as good because the dent master man has his company name to think about, the sprayer in the bodyshop may be thinking about hometime (although im sure they are all top guys
)By the description of the damage be aware it may be deer!
(sorry had to)Lee
bloddy bad news that...deers, foxes, all cause mayhem.
am trying to resist any festive jokes....
what about the jolly fat guy in the sledge behind..was he ok?
damm..sorry couldnt manage it
am trying to resist any festive jokes....
what about the jolly fat guy in the sledge behind..was he ok?
damm..sorry couldnt manage it
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Originally Posted by speye91
What a time of year to be cleaning the car.
Did the deer have a red nose?......Before it hit you.
Did the deer have a red nose?......Before it hit you.

Was it an old dear, was she ok
sorry to hear it mate,hope your car isnt as bad as you say. good luck
Sorry to hear about your accident.
Best of Luck sorting stuff this guy ius good at parts mail order, Ivan is his name helpful bloke and, wont rip you off.
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Good Luck.
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Best of Luck sorting stuff this guy ius good at parts mail order, Ivan is his name helpful bloke and, wont rip you off.
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Good Luck.
Alan MaC
bad luck that mate hope it doesn't cost you too much
always having to watch out for pheasants round my way
one ripped the front splitter off my last scoob couldn't believe how much damage it did
cheers
matt
always having to watch out for pheasants round my way
one ripped the front splitter off my last scoob couldn't believe how much damage it did
cheers
matt

I didnt think it would look that bad when I suggested finding a dent master guy, two new (breakers/ebay) doors would be best bet methinks. The front wing on the other hand doesn't look too bad from the pic so possibly could get it repaired.Hope it is easy to source and get done fella,
Lee
To pull them out I think youll need to weld some nails on...and thus it'll need painting afterwards. As access to the inside of the panel is restricted by the door's internal structure, and the panels look like they are bent beyond "popping" the dent out, as metal will been stretched so there will be ripples when you pull it out, which will need filler.
Not a big job, pretty routine stuff for a bodyshop.
Might be able to straighten that wing - bit tricky beng right in the corner, but it depends on how much new wings cost (which will probably work out cheaper).
Not a big job, pretty routine stuff for a bodyshop.

Might be able to straighten that wing - bit tricky beng right in the corner, but it depends on how much new wings cost (which will probably work out cheaper).
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