Porsche Cayman S bumper repair.
While working for a local accountants in Leicester, one of their Clients stopped by to see what I was repairing and we got into a chat about repairs and the kind of cars I worked on. Thinking the Ford I was working on was my target audience I let him know that I have worked on almost all makes, I will often say ‘Fords to Ferraris’ to indicate the range which also includes Rolls Royce, Bentley, Porsche and Maserati.
It was at this point that he told me he had a new Cayman S at home with a scuff low down on the front bumper and asked if I could quote for the work. This was arranged and the job booked in as Porsche advised the parts needed to be replaced at a cost of almost £900, so £150 was a bargain and the work carried a better guarantee!
The work was carried out in half a day at the Customers home, as this was the most convienient location for them, and the car looks as good as new again.
If you think I might be able to help you, please call me on 07830 36 46 86
How long does a repair take?
People oftern want to know how long a repair will take. Sometimes it is because they have waved a spray can over a repair in the past and think it takes minutes, some think Peter has a magic wand so here are a few examples of work Peter has carried out over the last few months:
Porsche Boxster rear bumper – standard repair that requires extra work to blend the edges of the repair as there are no ‘natural’ edges – about 3 – 4 hours
Vauxhall Corsa rear wheel arch – no issues here, though sometimes their Starsilver can be a pain – about 2 – 3 hours
Honda CRV front bumper – this sort of repair can take a long time as you ease the bumper back into shape – about 5 – 7 hours
Ford Ka rear quarter panel – repair depends very much on the amount of damage – this one took about 4 hours
Toyota MR2 front bumper – due to the age of the car there was a lot of crazing to paint – about 3 – 4 hours
VW Passat door handle – about 2 hours
Mercedes SLK rear bumper – straight forward repair – about 2 – 3 hours
Toyota Avensis rear bumper – well controlled area and a ‘good’ colour – about 2 – 3 hours