A friend's dog hit someone's door, and it got dented...
That's why I own a chihuahua.
You can always suggest paintless dent removal. It is really up to how the conversation is going.
IF the owner is being a jerk, then it looks like it will have to go to insurance.
You can always suggest paintless dent removal. It is really up to how the conversation is going.
IF the owner is being a jerk, then it looks like it will have to go to insurance.
what I would do:
step 1: hire Leo and a ninja. I dunno if leo still does PDR, but I bet he would for the right price
step 2: have ninja open locked door in dead of night
step 3: have leo work his PDR magic
step 4: leo and ninja dissappear in cloud of smoke
step 5: "what dent? seriously, that never happened!"
you can save more money if leo happens to also be a ninja.
step 1: hire Leo and a ninja. I dunno if leo still does PDR, but I bet he would for the right price
step 2: have ninja open locked door in dead of night
step 3: have leo work his PDR magic
step 4: leo and ninja dissappear in cloud of smoke
step 5: "what dent? seriously, that never happened!"
you can save more money if leo happens to also be a ninja.
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Even if small claims court says you have to pay, you are not fully obliged to pay. This is why the dog owner and the owner of the car have to get together and come to a conclusion. I say this gu y is full of bull anyways, demanding a door when a dent removed is in order. GL
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