I got a dent in the rear bumper: paint or replace?
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When I take "reactine" for allergies, I've got to stay away from the Porsche.
I took it out from the garage to the driveway, and got out for a moment
to get something from the van. The car rolled over and hit the neighbour's
car. I have to pay for his damage too.
I feel utterly stupid, for forgetting to put the parking break and in gear,
like I always do.
Any recommendations of body shops in the GTA?
Also should I just paint or replace (size and shape of a football)?
Also 2, does anyone know how to disassemble a rear bumper?
John
I took it out from the garage to the driveway, and got out for a moment
to get something from the van. The car rolled over and hit the neighbour's
car. I have to pay for his damage too.
I feel utterly stupid, for forgetting to put the parking break and in gear,
like I always do.
Any recommendations of body shops in the GTA?
Also should I just paint or replace (size and shape of a football)?
Also 2, does anyone know how to disassemble a rear bumper?
John
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Ouch, that sucks ![EEK!](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
Shops can do great repairs on plastic bumper covers so I would check with them first before looking to replace.
I have used Prochilo Bros. in the east end and they do great work - Frank there owns a 993. They do a lot of repairs to p-cars. When I was there in the spring Frank was showing me a Cayenne they were repairing to the tune of about $25,000 .... that was less than a month after they had just repaired it for a similar amount ... owner was a woman![ducking](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/icon107.gif)
Others have suggested Collision Networks (Jane and 407). They refinished wheels for me and did a great job.
I'm sure others will chime in.
![EEK!](https://rennlist.com/forums/images/smilies/eek.gif)
Shops can do great repairs on plastic bumper covers so I would check with them first before looking to replace.
I have used Prochilo Bros. in the east end and they do great work - Frank there owns a 993. They do a lot of repairs to p-cars. When I was there in the spring Frank was showing me a Cayenne they were repairing to the tune of about $25,000 .... that was less than a month after they had just repaired it for a similar amount ... owner was a woman
![ducking](https://rennlist.com/forums/graemlins/icon107.gif)
Others have suggested Collision Networks (Jane and 407). They refinished wheels for me and did a great job.
I'm sure others will chime in.
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Thanks guys.
I just found G&A Bumper here in Mississauga, that repairs bumpers for most dealers around here.
The quote is 260 (repaired with utherane, not body filler). I have to get it painted somewhere else.
The problem is, I must take the bumper out- they do not do it there.
I have had some crazy quotes from 850 to 3200!
Soo, does anyone know how to disassemble a rear bumper, pics or a pdf?
I did a search, but could not find it for a C4S.
I just found G&A Bumper here in Mississauga, that repairs bumpers for most dealers around here.
The quote is 260 (repaired with utherane, not body filler). I have to get it painted somewhere else.
The problem is, I must take the bumper out- they do not do it there.
I have had some crazy quotes from 850 to 3200!
Soo, does anyone know how to disassemble a rear bumper, pics or a pdf?
I did a search, but could not find it for a C4S.
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pictures???
I have not removed a bumper cover on a 996 but it should be easy enough. look on 996 forum and search. screws should be visible from underneath.
what was the other car.
+1 collision networks
I have not removed a bumper cover on a 996 but it should be easy enough. look on 996 forum and search. screws should be visible from underneath.
what was the other car.
+1 collision networks
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My mechanic today said I should not really attempt to do it myself;
he said there were quite a few screws and the bumperettes too.
The other car was a Honda Civic (driver's door only opens a few inches;
he has to get in through the passenger side)