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Old 11-20-2006, 09:37 PM
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Paint Work

Last week I noticed a chip and small ding in my driver’s side rear door. I got an estimate from the high end shop the BMW dealer uses. The shop claims 99.9% color match for titanium silver. They also claim it’s one of the easiest colors to do. They want to remove both doors, repair ding, spot paint titanium silver on front and rear door and clear coat both doors. They clain you wont see the spot paint after doors are clear coated. All of the trim is removed from the doors so there is no taping. They also brush touch up the door hinge bolts if any paint is worn off during R&I.

Has anyone had any titanium silver paint work done? I don’t know if I should live with the ding (it’s the only one) or chance the paint and repair.

Thanks, drs
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