Estimate Tip – Mitchell – Masking Glass
DEG Inquiry 38709 provides feedback from Mitchell regarding glass masking operations – sometimes referred to as “roping” when using lift tape to pull back seals
DEG Inquiry 38709 provides feedback from Mitchell regarding glass masking operations – sometimes referred to as “roping” when using lift tape to pull back seals
DEG Inquiry 38549 provides feedback from MOTOR regarding components that may be damaged during removal, even with proper care is applied. According to the MOTOR
Solera Qapter users can quickly change the “Zone Selection” screen by using the left and right buttons on the top left corner of the parts
When repair or replacement of side body panel (Quarter panels) needing refinish, additional labor may require extending basecoat / clear coat into the side body
Recent DEG Inquiry 38543 features feedback from MOTOR that establishes “anytime the headlamp assembly is removed from the vehicle the ’Aim Headlamps’ operation should be
DEG Inquiry 18059 provided feedback for second color consideration when refinishing backside & inside of outer door panel. “If the repairer needs to refinish the
Solera Qapter DBRM page 146 Section 4-4 Refinish guidelines states “Corrosion protection is the process and materials used to prevent corrosion.” End users can itemize
Recent DEG Inquiry 38423 provides feedback on replacement of BMW door shells that may require additional labor for loose fasteners & hardware. “After review, determining
Mitchell Cloud Estimating (MCE) users should follow the correct workflow when transferring glass from the original damaged liftgate to a new replacement liftgate. DO select
Recent DEG Inquiry 38332 provides feedback on capturing quarter panel “exterior, lock pillar & edging” refinish operations. “The exterior surface estimated refinish time is for
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