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Originally Posted by sr4b
I was caught in two freak hail storms (believe it or not). My car has hundreds of dents in the roof, hood, trunk, left and right side. The insurance adjuster and one shop has told me that paintless dent removal is not an option because there are so many dents that the metal is too stretched to do it properly. He did allow for a full repaint of the car (except the plastic bumpers).
Is there a way that this could work out? My car is mystic blue. I was thinking that since the whole car is repainted that it wouldn't be obvious that it's been repainted. GEICO pushes their recommended shop, but I can go anywhere and while the shop seems knowledgeable about dent repairs, they don't specialize in repainting luxury cars (more of the honda/toyota crowd).
I'd really can't trade-in right now. The car looks ugly and I'd probably take more than a $6k hit because I have 5k plus miles and hail damage. Unfortunately, I'm also in San Antonio, which isn't a mecca for BMW repair. What would you guys do?
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You should work through your dealer - that way you will get a BMW approved shop and have resource (through your dealer) for any problems.