My car was f%$#@ed up...
#41
Chapter Leader (San Antonio)
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Doubt the vehicle would be a total loss.
You're looking at 5k-10k worth of damages depending on your location and shop used. Insurance company should pay for most of it (minus deductible) and you should be fine.
I would move out the neighborhood if you can, because this is going to happen again and again (or find out who it is and report them).
Reminds me of a old friend that threw eggs and paint stripper on my TSX awhile back. Lets just say he regretted that forever.
You're looking at 5k-10k worth of damages depending on your location and shop used. Insurance company should pay for most of it (minus deductible) and you should be fine.
I would move out the neighborhood if you can, because this is going to happen again and again (or find out who it is and report them).
Reminds me of a old friend that threw eggs and paint stripper on my TSX awhile back. Lets just say he regretted that forever.
#42
Three Wheelin'
Doubt the vehicle would be a total loss.
You're looking at 5k-10k worth of damages depending on your location and shop used. Insurance company should pay for most of it (minus deductible) and you should be fine.
I would move out the neighborhood if you can, because this is going to happen again and again (or find out who it is and report them).
Reminds me of a old friend that threw eggs and paint stripper on my TSX awhile back. Lets just say he regretted that forever.
You're looking at 5k-10k worth of damages depending on your location and shop used. Insurance company should pay for most of it (minus deductible) and you should be fine.
I would move out the neighborhood if you can, because this is going to happen again and again (or find out who it is and report them).
Reminds me of a old friend that threw eggs and paint stripper on my TSX awhile back. Lets just say he regretted that forever.
#49
I'm Craig
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OP, at least they didn't do it to your brand new A4. Similar chemical was used.
http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/06...-new-audi.html
Fuck people.
http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/06...-new-audi.html
Fuck people.
#54
Three Wheelin'
Not to be an ass but there is a large price difference in doing it right and getting a complete Macco job for 5k. Evey molding, handle, and glass will have to be taken off, most likely all the panels pulled off and jambs re done (if it dripped into them). For a quality shop and to do it up to insurance standards your looking at 10k easy! My MDX was a complete key and it was 9500.00 and that with only .5-1 hr repair per panel... this will be more like 2-4 hrs each panel.
#65
Not to be an ass but there is a large price difference in doing it right and getting a complete Macco job for 5k. Evey molding, handle, and glass will have to be taken off, most likely all the panels pulled off and jambs re done (if it dripped into them). For a quality shop and to do it up to insurance standards your looking at 10k easy! My MDX was a complete key and it was 9500.00 and that with only .5-1 hr repair per panel... this will be more like 2-4 hrs each panel.
#70
Senior Moderator
Not to be an ass but there is a large price difference in doing it right and getting a complete Macco job for 5k. Evey molding, handle, and glass will have to be taken off, most likely all the panels pulled off and jambs re done (if it dripped into them). For a quality shop and to do it up to insurance standards your looking at 10k easy! My MDX was a complete key and it was 9500.00 and that with only .5-1 hr repair per panel... this will be more like 2-4 hrs each panel.
Also comptechtl is right, all of the trim will need to be taken off in order to pain everything properly and fix door-jambs and other areas properly.
#72
Actually paint isn't all that expensive. You can get the best paint out there for a fair price, it's the labor that's a bitch.
#78
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thanks everyone for you comments and concerns, basically i dont know who did this and why....but i am fully covered and the paint job will run me about 8g's....i will keep it wdp, its my fav color. i will end up putting cameras around my area and keep it in my garage when its finished....
#79
B A N N E D
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$200 for a gallon of clear coat, plus about $20 worth of reducer http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/...PPG+DCU2021-GL
and lets say 2 gallons for the car (to make sure to not run out mid-job [and at least 2-3 coats], and it actually might be more or a little less too, not 100% sure), theres $440
now lets look at primer http://www.tcpglobal.com/kustomshop/...=PPG+DP40LF-GL
again need 2 gallons at least (for multiple coats), (might also need some reducer too, depending on how much is left from the clear "estimate"), that's $165 per gallon, so that's $330 for primer
so $770 so far...
plus say $100 for tape/paper (remember you are basically painting the car 3 times, primer, color, clear)
, then also lets add in all the additional paint stripper, or grinding discs needed to strip the old paint off
so as you see material costs add up real fast, and run into the $1000's (and the paint/primer/clear is a huge chunk of that; btw i can't seem to find a reliable price for the paint itself, so i did not add that in )
edit: i can look up some House of Kolor prices if you like also..., and have the material cost be even more then it is just for standard PPG paint costs
Last edited by friesm2000; 01-12-2011 at 07:19 PM.
#80
B A N N E D
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thanks everyone for you comments and concerns, basically i dont know who did this and why....but i am fully covered and the paint job will run me about 8g's....i will keep it wdp, its my fav color. i will end up putting cameras around my area and keep it in my garage when its finished....