Sad News: Light stratch and cracked red headlight cover expenses
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Sad News: Light stratch and cracked red headlight cover expenses
Happy New Year. Over the xmas holidays, I backed up and slightly hit a tree which cracked my rear headlight cover and nice little scratch on my bumber. Should i get it fix at the dealership or take it somewhere else? I have a 2016 nissan maxima.
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You can probably buy the light housing and just replace that yourself. As far as the scratch, is it worth the $600 you may have to pay to get them to fix that too? You'd be surprised what a bit of touchup applied correctly can do. You can also get spray bombs with the color code of your car, tape everything off, then lay several even coats into the scratch. Once the tape is off you'll never know the difference at a glance.
You should also provide some pictures so we can make fun (J/K), I mean give you better advice...
You should also provide some pictures so we can make fun (J/K), I mean give you better advice...
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You can probably buy the light housing and just replace that yourself. As far as the scratch, is it worth the $600 you may have to pay to get them to fix that too? You'd be surprised what a bit of touchup applied correctly can do. You can also get spray bombs with the color code of your car, tape everything off, then lay several even coats into the scratch. Once the tape is off you'll never know the difference at a glance.
You should also provide some pictures so we can make fun (J/K), I mean give you better advice...
You should also provide some pictures so we can make fun (J/K), I mean give you better advice...
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