Watch out for motorcycles
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Watch out for motorcycles
June 23rd at approx. 6pm a guy on a motorcycle was lane sharing next to me and somehow clipped my passenger's side rear with his bike's handlebars. Luckily, the damage is mostly scratches, with some deep scratches on the quarter panel.
This is right after the accident:
The car is currently being repaired and they found that the body shop I used for a previous collision (where I just needed the bumper replaced) lied to me about using a brand new oem bumper. Apparently the bumper was pulled from another G, repaired improperly, and attached to my G.
The body shop I'm using avoids using bondo or filler whenever possible. In my case they're filling the quarter panel and trunk holes with metal... more pics and end result to follow (can't wait to see the results of their custom painting process).
This is right after the accident:
The car is currently being repaired and they found that the body shop I used for a previous collision (where I just needed the bumper replaced) lied to me about using a brand new oem bumper. Apparently the bumper was pulled from another G, repaired improperly, and attached to my G.
The body shop I'm using avoids using bondo or filler whenever possible. In my case they're filling the quarter panel and trunk holes with metal... more pics and end result to follow (can't wait to see the results of their custom painting process).
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Originally Posted by bythabay
June 23rd at approx. 6pm a guy on a motorcycle was lane sharing next to me and somehow clipped my passenger's side rear with his bike's handlebars. Luckily, the damage is mostly scratches, with some deep scratches on the quarter panel.
This is right after the accident:
The car is currently being repaired and they found that the body shop I used for a previous collision (where I just needed the bumper replaced) lied to me about using a brand new oem bumper. Apparently the bumper was pulled from another G, repaired improperly, and attached to my G.
The body shop I'm using avoids using bondo or filler whenever possible. In my case they're filling the quarter panel and trunk holes with metal... more pics and end result to follow (can't wait to see the results of their custom painting process).
This is right after the accident:
The car is currently being repaired and they found that the body shop I used for a previous collision (where I just needed the bumper replaced) lied to me about using a brand new oem bumper. Apparently the bumper was pulled from another G, repaired improperly, and attached to my G.
The body shop I'm using avoids using bondo or filler whenever possible. In my case they're filling the quarter panel and trunk holes with metal... more pics and end result to follow (can't wait to see the results of their custom painting process).
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Yeah, the colormatch was horrible. The situation was that a friend of the family hit me and the difference between taking it to where I wanted to take it and where they wanted me to take it to was over $300. So I figured I'd give it a chance and of course it turned out horrible but I felt bad for them (maybe I'm too nice) and just let it go. This time around I'm bringing it to the place I wanted to take it to initially. The guy specifically asked me not to list his shop because he is swamped with work. But I'll tell you the shop that did the ****ty repair, it was CAL AutoBody in Daly City. It's cheap as hell there but the quality is bad.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
The colormatch on your "new" bumper looks off too. Hopefully it comes out better this time around. What shop are you using?
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Originally Posted by bythabay
Yeah, the colormatch was horrible. The situation was that a friend of the family hit me and the difference between taking it to where I wanted to take it and where they wanted me to take it to was over $300. So I figured I'd give it a chance and of course it turned out horrible but I felt bad for them (maybe I'm too nice) and just let it go. This time around I'm bringing it to the place I wanted to take it to initially. The guy specifically asked me not to list his shop because he is swamped with work. But I'll tell you the shop that did the ****ty repair, it was CAL AutoBody in Daly City. It's cheap as hell there but the quality is bad.
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that sucks man... similiar thing happened to me this past new years eve, driving down 4 lane wide open road in houston, tx 7:30 am, a motorcycle thought there's no cars around and decided to change lane without looking, and I was coming up to his blind spot...then bam! messed up my right rear quarter panel..the thing that really pissed me off...he got so scared and just took off full speed, running couple of lights...i was like...but i was kinda in shock...like wtf just happened? anyways, insurance covered it under hit and run...
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Originally Posted by sfgr415
did you call them out on that?
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Got the car back and it looks great.
see pics here (final result and body shop process pics): http://www.sfplayers.com/gallery/vie...edByMotorcycle
see video here:
see pics here (final result and body shop process pics): http://www.sfplayers.com/gallery/vie...edByMotorcycle
see video here:
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Originally Posted by bythabay
Got the car back and it looks great.
see pics here (final result and body shop process pics): http://www.sfplayers.com/gallery/vie...edByMotorcycle
see video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skcNCU0VKvo
see pics here (final result and body shop process pics): http://www.sfplayers.com/gallery/vie...edByMotorcycle
see video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skcNCU0VKvo