FinnishPride

My car was keyed recently, and I have been communicating with my insurance company on when and where to get it fixed.

so far I have called eurotech bodywerkes in Kirkland, and emailed them several times, no one picks up, and no one writes back...

I have emailed Dreamwerks of Snohomish as well, with no response.

I came up with these resourses from searching the forum, people reccomended them and they are hard to get ahold of. Personally I'd rather take it to someone who knows German cars.

Can anyone reccomend any specific shops? I would like to get an estimate from a quality shop, as I know my insurance is trying to low ball me.

Thanks

Finn

pattycakes® iCode

2ndededededddededeedded.

S4NIC8

he did all the excellent work on my wide-body conversion

ar-Rings

your insurance company should not steer you toward one shop or another. If it was me I would find a shop that uses Spies-Hecker brand paint, and most importantly a good drier set-up for the freshly compressed air.

Sucks to hear and gl.

S4ucy

3rdsy. Not the fastest (my car was 2 days late) but top notch work

Dave from Gig Harbor

I have been happy with their work on two of my BMW's and they do a lot of Audi stuff as well.

HeartlessNomad12

owner contacted me personally and everything was taken care of.

visintainer [vis]

Haurys Auto Body - Seattle

owlicks

Which law are you referring to?

StarkNaked

And 2nd