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Oil changed = damaged fender
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viper88
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Paint protection film is not very expensive for painted fenders. The rear painted fenders definitely need PPF anyway. Most of the better brands are self-healing for scratches.
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thats like when a tire shop does half ass work and scratches or gouges the lip of your rim and says "well there's already one there...."They got me too - not as bad, drove it straight back and asked for the service manager and explained just because I scratch it doesn’t mean you can.
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Update to those that are watching this thread:
I just picked up my 392 from the dealership, and the result is factory fresh it doesn’t even look like it was scratched or scraped.
Here are the photos:
I just picked up my 392 from the dealership, and the result is factory fresh it doesn’t even look like it was scratched or scraped.
Here are the photos:
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Glad this ended on a high note, now go have a great weekend in your new and "freshly untainted" 392!! WOOHOO!
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Service Manager was sorry it happened. Very curious how the meeting went monday when this was brought to his attention.
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Hopefully your issue was brought to their attention on "how not to treat customers vehicles", I hope they were taking notes!
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I hope so too. He was surprised when I showed him the damage. Even my advisor I worked with (since my other one I always use was off) was shocked.
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I was fairly certain that it could be buffed out.
What none of you want to see is what some new vehicles look like when they come off the train/transport truck.
A lot more damage than many would think gets fixed before it goes on the lot.
What none of you want to see is what some new vehicles look like when they come off the train/transport truck.
A lot more damage than many would think gets fixed before it goes on the lot.
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