

| Subject: | Re: What should I know before getting accident repairs done? |
| Date: | Thu, 19 Feb 2015 22:17:59 -0500 |
In a message dated 2/19/2015 9:25:10 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, pbrattan@GMAIL.COM writes: Even before the accident, there were a few things I wanted to have done. Other than what's displayed in the photos, there are no dents or scrapes. But I do have some annoying peeling clear coat. Is it possible to have it redone without a whole major paint job? Also, my shiny burgundy colored top has turned cloudy whitish. Would I need to get it repainted or have the top buffed out? I know there's a fiberglass cleaner that can be applied, and you can buff it out and it will look like new, but I can't do that myself. (Neither can UFM!) So I'm wondering how to get the top shiny like it was in 2007 when I got my Westy. saw the pix. easy fix. the drivers door doesn't look like it has any damage, the whitish marring on the paint should buff off with compound. the front coner around the turn signal can be pulled out easily...maybe a paintless dent guy can do it.. i would call a paintless dent guy first. as far as the skirts on the door, yes of course theyre original. you still have the piece, right? the tabs on the back can easily be repaired or good used skirts can be found on samba for under $40. did the skirt itself get broken or just the plastic clip that is poprivet to the door? a lot of times just the clips break. anyway that is an easy fix. i could fix all that damage in less than 2 hrs.
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