Exterior maintenance and restoration services Sample Clauses

Exterior maintenance and restoration services. Light Scratches & Minor Dents For dents and scratches to the outside of the car. Stone Chips A chipped area if it can be filled and sealed to prevent corrosion. Wheel Rims and Mag Wheels Restoration of the vehicle’s wheel rims or mag wheels if they sustain scuffs, stone chips or paint defects. Replacement of wheel rims or mag wheels is excluded. Exterior Damage Maintenance and restoration of minor dents and scratches on your vehicle which is caused by the daily use of your vehicle. Minor dents and scratches are typically caused by objects making contact with your vehicle whilst it is stationary or slowly in motion. Examples could be: a trolley running into your vehicle in a parking lot or a hard ball hitting a soft panel on your vehicle next to the sport field. Other forms of minor damage could include brushing your bumper against a pillar or curb causing a scratch whilst parking. Damages as described above are normally too small to claim from your comprehensive insurance as the repair value is less than the insurance excess payable.
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Exterior maintenance and restoration services. Light Scratches & Minor Dents For dents and scratches to the outside of the car. Replacement of a part and/or torn panel repairs are excluded. Stone Chips A chipped area if it can be filled and sealed to prevent corrosion. Wheel Rims and Mag Wheels Restoration of the vehicle’s wheel rims or mag wheels if they sustain scuffs, stone chips or paint defects. Replacement of wheel rims or mag wheels is excluded.
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