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Since you spidered the paint you owe for the sanding, prep, and re-paint of the piece damaged even if the person doesn't wish to get the work done; you still owe. It's about $250 to remove and prep and pait a bumper cover.
we pay a little over 2000 for 6 months of full coverage on 3 cars
That is not that much
2500 for 6 months is 416.66
416.66 divided by 3 is 138.88
I used to pay 365 a month for full coverage for ONE car.
that is 2,190 just for me alone.
But it has gone down a lot. I believe I am paying around 150 a month for full coverage on one car now.
Originally Posted by Cobra4B
Since you spidered the paint you owe for the sanding, prep, and re-paint of the piece damaged even if the person doesn't wish to get the work done; you still owe. It's about $250 to remove and prep and pait a bumper cover.
He said that no damage was done to the van. The spider cracking paint was on his his car.
Last edited by Odysseus Prime; Mar 29, 2006 at 07:58 PM.
Since you spidered the paint you owe for the sanding, prep, and re-paint of the piece damaged even if the person doesn't wish to get the work done; you still owe. It's about $250 to remove and prep and pait a bumper cover.
my paint is spidering not the car i hit, the car i hit probaly at most has a 2 mm paint chip in it although i didnt see anything, his bumper did jump out of place but he pushed it back in and it was fine. but damn 250 bucks to fix my own rear bumper, that kinda sucks.
my paint is spidering not the car i hit, the car i hit probaly at most has a 2 mm paint chip in it although i didnt see anything, his bumper did jump out of place but he pushed it back in and it was fine. but damn 250 bucks to fix my own rear bumper, that kinda sucks.
aren't you giving your brother that car eventually anyway? sorry about your luck richie, hopefully everything works out in your favor though...