Q: What
exactly does 'Soft Repair' mean?
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The 'Soft Repair' technology is used to carefully press out
dents by means of special tools particularly developed for this
purpose. Through this method, steel and aluminium sheets regain
their original shape. |
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Q: What sorts of damages is 'Soft Repair' suitable for?
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A: | 'Soft Repair' can be applied
in order to remove most of the typical dents resulting from
parking manoeuvres gone awry, transport damages, or hail
damages.
The crucial point is, however, that there must be no damages to
the finish.
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Q: What advantages does 'Soft Repair' have over conventional
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- Cost savings of up to 70% compared to conventional repair
methods.
- No depreciation of the vehicle.
- The original finish remains preserved.
- No intricate filling of the dent, sanding, or tinning.
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No risk of ending up with different shadings or variations
in the finish structure.
- No need for colour
adjustment.
- Usually no transfer costs.
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Warranty against corrosion of the treated parts.
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Environmentally friendly.
- Shorter repair time.
- No disposal costs.
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Q: How can I tell a good repair shop? |
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A: | A good repair shop can generally
look back on many years of expertise and has extensive knowledge
in the field of motor vehicle repair and technology. Apart from
specialised dent removers, the companies affiliated with BVAT
often also employ senior motor vehicle technicians who
continuously further their skills. |
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Q: Will my insurance cover the costs of 'Soft Repair'?
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A: | If your vehicle is insured by
part comprehensive cover, your insurance will cover the complete
costs, possibly minus the deductible agreed upon. However, you
do not need to worry about your no-claim rebate. This will not
be affected.
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B.t.w.: | The members of BVAT have been
co-operating successfully with almost all German insurance
companies for many years. |
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