Taking a ride in the snow https://www.facebook.com/1439430262/posts/10212455174601288/
Why is the window open with snow on the ground?Taking a ride in the snow https://www.facebook.com/1439430262/posts/10212455174601288/
It cost $600 to apply. But did $320 of buffing beforehand. Benny mentioned the type on the video. I forgot.what'd that ceramic coat run you?
I always wondered why that's so expensive. Is it the material costs? I can't imagine labor being much more than a good polishing and buffing.
Sorry I did not answer your question. I think it is material cost but I am not entirely certain.what'd that ceramic coat run you? $600?
I always wondered why that's so expensive. Is it the material costs? I can't imagine labor being much more than a good polishing and buffing.
I have confidence that insurance will pay whatever it takes to make it right. I will pass your comments to Benny short of the figure.Scott, that’s a shame. I learned the hard way to always get a police report at the scene. Otherwise it turns into a he said she said thing, insurance calls it a no fault, and it counts as a claim with your ins co.
I agree that there’s a quite a bit of damage, but the original panel is fixable. You should request that they minimize the use of body filler and you want the repair to be invisible even when looking inside the trunk. I think Vince is about right, maybe a tad lower at $3k.l to fix because study shop has a low labor rate.
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In PA the driver who hits a car from behind, like in your situation Scott, is automatically at fault. Period, end. Planning ahead, if I am in any kind of accident I will not move my car and immediately take dozens of photos. Even if I am at fault. And yes, call the police. And if you live in a city like Philadelphia that has a separate transit police force, here it.s SEPTA, call the PPD. If SEPTA takes control you are out of luck.Scott, I suggest you get a high mounted and bright LED strip brake light along the top of the rear windscreen for added visibility going forward. One was offered here a few years ago. They are visually invisible till activated. Too bad about the wound.
Many years ago I hit a deer, common in my part of PA. I didn't see that much when I looked. When the insurance adjuster looked he said, hmmm, look at this, and this, and this and …. Interesting.In PA the driver who hits a car from behind, like in your situation Scott, is automatically at fault. Period, end. Planning ahead, if I am in any kind of accident I will not move my car and immediately take dozens of photos. Even if I am at fault. And yes, call the police. And if you live in a city like Philadelphia that has a separate transit police force, here it.s SEPTA, call the PPD. If SEPTA takes control you are out of luck.
that was my understanding too, but you can imagine my SHOCK when the police officer said that if i suddenly stopped, which i did not, as the other guy alleged, that i would be at fault. That made zero sense to me. The insurance person fortunately agreed with me. I didn't take any pictures because i thought i was livestreaming the entire things, as I usually do, but turned out the livestream stopped.In PA the driver who hits a car from behind, like in your situation Scott, is automatically at fault. Period, end. Planning ahead, if I am in any kind of accident I will not move my car and immediately take dozens of photos. Even if I am at fault. And yes, call the police. And if you live in a city like Philadelphia that has a separate transit police force, here it.s SEPTA, call the PPD. If SEPTA takes control you are out of luck.
What dribble. I "suddenly stop" for a four year old on a tricycle that "suddenly appears" in front of me and I am at fault!!! Maybe the guy was the cop's cousin.that was my understanding too, but you can imagine my SHOCK when the police officer said that if i suddenly stopped, which i did not, as the other guy alleged, that i would be at fault. That made zero sense to me. The insurance person fortunately agreed with me. I didn't take any pictures because i thought i was livestreaming the entire things, as I usually do, but turned out the livestream stopped.
Wish that were true in MA. I was rear ended at a stop sign. Witnesses and photos galore, but the police refused to issue any report indicating fault. Ins. Co said they were doing it as a no-fault. This was the second time I’d been rear ended in 3 years and since both were no-fault my rates went way up. Next time I’m not moving my car regardless of heavy traffic until a cop shows up and documents the scene.In PA the driver who hits a car from behind, like in your situation Scott, is automatically at fault. Period, end. Planning ahead, if I am in any kind of accident I will not move my car and immediately take dozens of photos. Even if I am at fault. And yes, call the police. And if you live in a city like Philadelphia that has a separate transit police force, here it.s SEPTA, call the PPD. If SEPTA takes control you are out of luck.