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Bodywork Question

Hi Everybody,

My 1983 911 SC got slightly damaged whilst parked this week. As the paintwork is still factory original, I would rather try to get the lid straightened & not repainted.

Is that realistic?
What should I do where the paint has come off? It's hidden from sight.

The bonnet has a few stone chips & there are a few small marks here & there so eventually I will get a bare metal respray, however I am not in a hurry. From experience new paint is rarely as good as the original.

Thanks in advance,

Stephen[img]


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if it were my car...i would buy a used lid and have it paint matched. is your car black? if so, should be easy to match. plus, I dont know if you can straighten that out. who knows, you might be able to find a factory black lid for sale...

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I have to pay, no damage insurance.
Finding a black lid would be very good news!
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No way to fix that without doing paint work. Even the part that is hidden will have to at least be pulled out and would require paint.

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