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Do I
have the right to choose my repair shop even if my insurance company is
paying for the repair?
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Yes!! You have the right to have your car repaired at any
shop you choose. Your insurance company is required by law to pay the
reasonable cost to restore your vehicle to pre-accident condition according
to the coverages you purchased. Your insurance policy will specify
what coverages you have.
ACI has adopted repair procedures which will result in the best repair
possible, both structurally and cosmetically. For example: removing
mouldings before painting, rust proofing new and welded panels, four-wheel
alignments with any structural repairs, blending and clear coating
for color match, etc -- all of which are covered in most insurance
policies.
These procedures are not followed by all shops and may be discouraged by
some insurance companies; however, it's your car and your decision.
ACI has the latest in equipment, certified technicians, and the expertise
to restore your car to pre-accident condition.
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Can
ACI arrange for a rental car?
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Yes!! ACI can arrange for a rental car to be ready for
you when you drop off your car. You can then leave it with us after
your car is repaired.
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Is
the repair of my vehicle guaranteed?
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Yes!! You will receive a written guarantee the day
you pick up your car. ACI has what we believe to be one of the best
guarantees available anywhere, and it's backed by a company that's been in
business for over 30 years.
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Will
the new paint match the old paint on my car?
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Yes!! ACI uses the finest acrylic urethane paint
available. We take pride matching the color on your car through tinting and
blending techniques to ensure a good paint match. This is an additional
procedure in the repair to insure top quality work.
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How
long will it take to repair my car?
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The time it will take to repair your vehicle is
determined by the severity of the damages. ACI will make the repair in as
short a time as possible; however, we will not compromise our quality
standards for the sake of time. You will remember the quality.
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What
is QRP?
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QRP (Quality Replacement Part) is a term used in the
industry to refer to a part manufactured by someone other than the
"Original Equipment Manufacturer" (OEM) of the vehicle in
question. ACI has experienced that QRP’s in many cases are inferior in quality
and fit. Therefore, we do not recommend their use in some applications. We
will advise you of the applications we believe are acceptable.
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What
are LKQ parts?
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LKQ (Like kind and Quality), simply put, are used parts.
They are auto parts originally manufactured by the builder of your vehicle.
The quality and fit will be the same as new parts; they have simply been on
another car previously. The use of LKQ parts, when appropriate, can reduce
the cost of repairs. We will advise you of the appropriate usage. At ACI,
we inspect used parts for damage and reject any part that won’t pass our
high quality standards. However you should understand that they are used
and therefore may have minor blemishes. If you expect the appearance of new
then you should specify new for your repair.
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What
is hazardous waste removal?
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Being environmentally conscientious is everyone’s
responsibility. At ACI, we dispose of the waste generated through the
repair of your vehicle in accordance with federal, state, and local
regulations.
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What
is an overspray cover?
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An overspray cover is a protective cover used to prevent
paint overspray from coating the surfaces of your vehicle which are not
being painted
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How
do I know when my car will be ready?
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When you drop off your car, we will give you an
estimation of repair time. It’s a good idea to check with us 24 to 48 hours
prior to your expected delivery date to get a firm delivery time for the
day your car will be ready. If there are any major changes to the delivery
date, we will contact you with these changes.
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How
can I pay for the repairs?
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ACI tries to make payment as easy as possible. We accept
properly endorsed insurance checks, money orders, Visa, MasterCard,
pre-approved personal checks, and yes, cash.
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What
if my insurance company is paying for the repairs?
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ACI is performing these repairs for you, our customer.
Any insurance coverage you have is between you and the insurance company
and does not enter into ACI’s agreement to repair your car. We provide you
and your insurance company with an itemized bill for the repairs. Full
payment of your repair is expected when you receive, and are satisfied
with, your car. ACI will accept direct payment from your insurance company
if a commitment in writing is given to ACI from the insurance company prior
to the release of the vehicle. Insurance drafts to lien holders must be
endorsed by the same before ACI can accept them.
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