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    Quote Originally Posted by nickxau View Post
    So you can compare... my scratch here - $700 at a panel beaters .
    That's insane! Did they respray both doors or something? It seems quite excessive for a scratch like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken-f View Post
    That's insane! Did they respray both doors or something? It seems quite excessive for a scratch like that.
    That's what they did alright... a proper job .

    I still curse the f**ker that did that to my car whenever I think about it!
    (づ ̄3 ̄)づ

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    Quote Originally Posted by nickxau View Post
    That's what they did alright... a proper job .

    I still curse the f**ker that did that to my car whenever I think about it!
    x2

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    lol remmeber my scratch back when i first got the car

    4 cm deep graze. entire paint stripped off, 30cm long and bent the bottom side skirt in completely.

    covered it with touch up paint. havent fixed it yet. If ur door scratch cost u $600 to repair i am dreading the day i have to fix mine lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken-f View Post
    That's insane! Did they respray both doors or something? It seems quite excessive for a scratch like that.
    Yes, they would most likely have had to respray both doors. That can sometimes leave you with doors that don't match the front and rear quarter panels of the car, so it's not unheard of to repaint the entire side of the car.

    Due to the paint being clear-coated, it's very hard to spot repair just the area of the scratch, especially if the scratch is deep. If it's not done properly, you'll see where the respray meets the original paint, usually as halos or hazy areas, or the colour won't appear to match, even if the colour layer is the same underneath. They have to 'lose' the edges of the repair, so normally the best way to do that is repaint the entire door.

    - HZ

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