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      12-04-2009, 08:09 AM   #23
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Find out the shop that your dealership recommends and uses. Last winter I had a hit and run situation and had to replace my rear bumber and trunklid. I could not tell the difference and was very happy. I suspect to repaint the bumper at a high end shop will be about $500.

As far as valets go, I have the money in my hand and tell them I want to park the car myself. This works when the parking area is close. Tonight we are going out to a restaurant downtown and we will take my wife's Lexus because I do not know where they park the cars.
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      12-04-2009, 09:15 AM   #24
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Will do. But won't I have to get it painted directly from bmw to get the jerez black color?
Will another body shop be able to order it?
They don't order factory paint - they mix the color there in their own shop. I had a dumb a*s scrape the front left bumper on mine (a YELLOW car - of course - nice yellow scrapes all over the front driver's side near the wheel), and ABRA where I live fixed it right up. No issues. Here it is post-painting:
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      12-04-2009, 09:32 AM   #25
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That can be easily fixed with a lead pipe........The valet's head I mean.
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      12-10-2009, 10:10 PM   #26
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Any good hi end body shop should be able to repair that for 200-250 without having to replace anything and without you ever seeing. That is very minor and should be a cheap quick fix. None the less sorry it happend and good luck!
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