You guys think this is fixable?

[47_MasoN_47]

I'd really rather avoid removing the fender since I've got a body kit and whatnot. It'll be a huge PITA. I'm not going to be able to get that quote today, hopefully next week. I hope they say they can fix it without pulling the fender off.

Some lawyer friends said that I could win if I took it to court, but it would cost me a ton more than it would be worth.

[jcboy]

Originally Posted by 47_MasoN_47

I'd really rather avoid removing the fender since I've got a body kit and whatnot. It'll be a huge PITA. I'm not going to be able to get that quote today, hopefully next week. I hope they say they can fix it without pulling the fender off.

Some lawyer friends said that I could win if I took it to court, but it would cost me a ton more than it would be worth.

Without taking the fender off i think would still require taking the bumper and headlight off (for access to the fender by PDR). if you fix normally with metal filler it will be a very thick one which will take either millions of thin applications or one thick application (wrong way because metal filler dries up swollen/more swollen than when it was applied, plus it would then take millions of hours drying this up).

I may be wrong (or out of date with my methods--classic but proven ways).

your lawyer friends are correct. especially there in the US where all things cost an arm and a leg (compared to 3rd world countries like the phil).

in any case i wish you the best and although i don't want to wish them ill things, just think "what goes around comes around" for the shop that neglected their responsibilities to their customer.

[thetut]

Why not try small claims court?

http://www.alabamalegalhelp.org/reso...l-claims-court

[47_MasoN_47]

From what I've heard, it's very difficult to win a small claim without hiring a lawyer.