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Collision Repair Process: Initial Repair Process

The production manager, parts personnel, and/or parts manager use the estimate to order the necessary parts and materials to properly repair the vehicle. Before repairs begin, the parts are verified to make sure they are in good condition and match the make and model of the vehicle.

 

Before the vehicle is disassembled, it is washed and collision-related debris, such as broken glass, is removed. During initial disassembly, additional damage may be found that was not on the original estimate. In this case, a supplement is written to help ensure that the vehicle is repaired properly. A supplement is an addition to the estimate.

 

Sometimes glass that was not damaged requires removal to access parts that are being repaired or replaced. A collision repair technician or a glass installer may do this type of work.

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