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What You Should Know About Insurance Claims

If you are making an insurance claim, no law requires you to get more than one estimate. Likewise, you are not required to use any particular shop. It is your car, and you should choose the shop you want to perform the repairs.
Upon tear down and inspection additional damage previously not visible may be found. We will contact the insurance company so that these costs can be added to the original damage report. To expedite repairs we can pre-order parts.
Collision repairs are like any other product or service; you get what you pay for. If your insurance company has written its own estimate of the repairs we will be glad to discuss with you any problem areas in their estimate. If necessary, we will contact the insurance company and try to reach an agreement for the additional dollars needed to restore your automobile to the condition it was in prior to the accident.
If the insurance company will not pay the difference you may elect to pay the difference yourself.

Maintaining the Finish

• DO NOT use a high pressure car wash.

 

• Wash with mild soap and water. Avoid brush type car washes.

 

• Dry with clean chamois or soft towels.

 

• Do not allow water spots to dry.

 

• Remove tar or grease with appropriate cleaner.

 

• Immediately rinse gas, oil, brake fluid, egg, etc., off the finish with water.
   
  
• Polish every six months or as oxidation appears.

 

• Wax after each polishing.

 

• Never dry wipe with cloth or hand.

 

• Please ask about our polish and detail service.

Kansas Coachworks is here to educate you, our customer.