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But almost nobody does it and insurance companies just total cars that have this kind of damage. Yes, in theory, it can be repaired but it's too expensive and b
by skellington 4y ago
But almost nobody does it and insurance companies just total cars that have this kind of damage. Yes, in theory, it can be repaired but it's too expensive and because it's hard to guarantee the correctness of the repair, insurance companies don't do it and most consumers wouldn't stand for it.
- dsfyu404ed 4y agoIt's the labor cost that makes it non-viable in most cases. If it penciled out economically then all the people who are outsourcing their thinking to their insurance company would automatically become fine with it. There is nothing about it harder to guarantee than anything else in the autobody business. How do you know they're applying panel bonding adhesive properly? You don't.