Damn, put my first dent in my new car
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2007 C230SS; 2014 ML350 BT
Damn, put my first dent in my new car
Well, it is official, my car is not even 6 months old yet, and I put a dent in it
I was moving some stuff around in my garage and forgot I had moved it, and opened my door into my miter saw It dented and scratched the black pillar cover on the drivers door. Here is a pic:
That pic doesn't show the dent well, but it is in the circled area. It appears like the black pillar cover is replaceable. Anyone confirm that I can just replace that cover and it is back to new? Also any idea of cost, and how hard it is to replace?
I was moving some stuff around in my garage and forgot I had moved it, and opened my door into my miter saw It dented and scratched the black pillar cover on the drivers door. Here is a pic:
That pic doesn't show the dent well, but it is in the circled area. It appears like the black pillar cover is replaceable. Anyone confirm that I can just replace that cover and it is back to new? Also any idea of cost, and how hard it is to replace?
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atleast you did it yourself and it is relatively easy to fix. Since i bought my car 10 months ago ive had 4 dents which I can only attribute to people getting in/out of their cars next to mine and deciding that its a good idea to use my body panels as a door stopper.
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Thanks guys, I still feel like an idiot, but at least it was probably the best place to hit. I may spring for the carbon fiber ones, if they are too much green.