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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

Some complete and utter :censored: cut me up this evening and has trashed my front wing (well, ok, not trashed exactly but it's flamin' unsightly!).

Anyone know of any decent body shops around the Slough/Uxbridge area and how much roughly it costs to have dents knocked out?



Cheers

:cry:
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Post by Pauline »

AAAGH! Sorry m8 :evil: :evil: I had the body shop at Burnham Garage (in Burnham, not the one in the Farnham Rd) do a fabulous job on a small dent on my wing - but it was very small. Why not take it along and they'll tell you if the can roller it out... Pauline
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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

I'll look for that on the way home. Peugeot's body shop in Uxbridge reckon it's a new wing though. Anyone any idea how much that's likely to be? £60 for the wing itself, then there's painting & labour.
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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

So Peugeot have called back with a quote of around £600. Are they having a laugh?
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MattB
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Post by MattB »

Should it be covered under their insurance anyway?

Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

When you're in the middle of a road rage incident, you tend to forget things like reg numbers and the last thing you want to do is get out and exchange details ;)

He'd cut me up on the roundabout earlier, then started hurling abuse, before he finally cut in front and hit my wing.

There was a police car around who I'm pretty sure saw something coz he raced up the inside with his light on, cut in front of me (so between me and the :censored: and turned his light off.

As I turned off, I saw his light go back on so I don't know if he stopped the other fella, or was just late for his tea. I'm hoping that if he did see it and/or stopped the other car, he made some sort of report or note. If so, I should be able to sort it out that way.

If not, I'm looking for the cheapest option, unless I decide to hell with it and claim on my own - thankfully I've got NCB protection but there's still the excess :cry:

So. Anyone know of any black 206s in scrappies anywhere? The other option is to salvage a wing and bolt it on myself :P
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Post by Andy-W »

Know how you feel, I had to have a new front wing fitted and painted few months back due to a silly MGF driver who was reading a map while driving. Cost £480. Bodyshop I used is not near enough to help you, but thought I would put the price up for you as a reference.

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Post by Alex LS »

Not a main dealer then, I take it? I went to them to get a sort of 'maximum' on the basis that anyone else should be cheaper. I certainly didn't expect them to come out with £600 though :shock:
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Alex LS
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Post by Alex LS »

Took it to a dent repair place who said they can try, but it'll probably look like it's been repaired if they do, so it's a new wing.

Took it to the place they recommended (APR in Ruislip) who've quoted £290 (inc VAT) plus the cost of the wing itself. They're charging £200 for labour, v Pug's £300, and £55 for paint v Pug's £110.
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Post by Andy-W »

No mine was not repaired at Peugeots, but at an independant bodyshop. Good luck btw I have heard that black can be a pain to match colour.