Hail Damage
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From: Tuttle, OK
Got my truck back on the 30th, they did a great job. All the dents removed, even the one I made in the roof.
Good as new.
Only one small issue, when I picked it up and unlocked the door I checked my cab lights, one was not working. I told the body shop manager and he said humm. I told him I installed them and I bet they knocked a connection loose when working in that area. They quickly dropped the headliner and fixed it.
Glad to look down the hood and see nothing but smooth paint now.
Good as new.
Only one small issue, when I picked it up and unlocked the door I checked my cab lights, one was not working. I told the body shop manager and he said humm. I told him I installed them and I bet they knocked a connection loose when working in that area. They quickly dropped the headliner and fixed it.
Glad to look down the hood and see nothing but smooth paint now.
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From: Killeen Tx
Cost is based on the amount and location of damage. My most expensive area was the roof, $1600.00 alone.
They use a standard chart for the amount of hrs it takes per area.
Total was $3500.00, they did a great job.
They use a standard chart for the amount of hrs it takes per area.
Total was $3500.00, they did a great job.
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From: Tuttle, OK
Wow, I actually have been through 2 hail storms so damage (number of dents) is high. I was quoted $2000 by my reputable body shop to do standard body work/paint. I though PDR would be cheaper but sounds like its much more.
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