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12-09-2008, 08:48 PM
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Actually it looks as if some panel beating, bogwork, and sanding down would smoothen out most of the damage.
The cost is probably in the painting, and if you're prepared to just blend the paint in then it shouldn't cost too much. But the damage you did to your car, it looked like you were being chased by a whole pack of grizzly bears, and the car was your only refuge!
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