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Are my car's dents worth fixing?

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I have a lot of dents on my 2002 Honda Civic from living in Chicago. I've since moved to an area that is much easier on vehicles. A reputable body shop gave me an estimate of $2100 to make it look like new. The dents are all cosmetic but make my car look terrible for a vehicle that's only 6 years old.
So, is it worth it? I plan on holding on to this car for at least another 3 or 4 years. Yes, I'll mentally feel better driving a car that doesn't look like a POS, but financially, does cosmetic body work translate into better resale value down the line or would this just be a sunk cost?

posted by aliasless to Travel & Transportation (12 answers total) 1 user marked this as a favorite

If your dents are door dings or medium-large creases, try consulting a PDR (paintless dent repair) specialist. They work wonders and are relatively inexpensive compared to a body shop.
posted by wongcorgi at 2:35 PM on June 23, 2008

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>financially, does cosmetic body work translate into better resale value down the line
Every time, yes.
But will the difference equate $2100? With low miles, it might. As it gets up there around 130-200k miles, probably not.
posted by crunch buttsteak at 2:36 PM on June 23, 2008

You can have a paintless dent repair service take out those dents that they can easily remove and leave the rest. It'll cost far less and won't disturb--break--the original factory paint film. Usually a body shop will approach as a repair and paint process and avoiding paintwork is a good idea if you can.
posted by bz at 2:40 PM on June 23, 2008

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dude, if they're just dings that you want to pop out, on a hot summer day, get dry ice. Place dry ice on door ding. Watch as metal contracts, and BAM!!!! ding is removed.
posted by unexpected at 2:42 PM on June 23, 2008

These are mostly chunky, 'my bumper is now concave' type dents with pieces of nearby metal panelling bent inwards and scratched. Aggressive parallel-parking type dents. So, I think that PDR is out of the question.
posted by aliasless at 3:29 PM on June 23, 2008

I actually had some fun(?) pulling off my front bumper and pulling out a bent-in panel corner, then reinstalling the bumper. I don't think it impacted (pun intended) my resale value much, but it was good for getting out aggression, and it's always fun to learn how to take something apart and put it back together. If I were you, I'd spend a weekend trying that.
posted by davejay at 3:51 PM on June 23, 2008

the point being that if you enjoy giving it a try, and it ends up costing you nothing to fix some of the dents, then you end up ahead if the resale is improved by even a little bit.
posted by davejay at 3:52 PM on June 23, 2008

One way to get an answer for this is to check the car's value via Kelly Blue Book, Edmunds, etc., and compare the value as-is and after the fixes.
Just for fun, I looked at KBB, and assumed that your car was a Civic LX with 60,000 miles, automatic transmission, and had the standard equipment assumed by that website. It gave a private party value of $10,010 for excellent condition, and $8,485 for 'fair,' and had no information for a car in 'poor' condition. With those big Chicago dents, your car might fall between fair and poor, which suggests that right now getting the dents fixed probably makes economic sense; whether that will still be the case in five years when you sell it is a different question.
Anecdotally, what I have seen is that people with cars in good cosmetic condition are more willing to keep them running another year, which is definitely cheaper than buying new cars more often. My guess is that is because a nice-looking car is more of a pleasure to drive than a real junker, and fixing little things more often can prevent needing to fix big things that make you want to sell the car. So if that is the case for you (and there are many, many people who are exceptions to that little rule), then it definitely makes sense to fix the dents, over and above the resale value question.
posted by Forktine at 4:03 PM on June 23, 2008

In general, you don't get back the money you invest into a car. You will increase the value, but I don't know if I've ever seen a case where it is economically the correct thing to do. A car is a depreciating asset, too, so 3-4 years from now, the difference in value will certainly be less than $2100. If you do it, do it for yourself and forget about trying to justify it economically.
posted by knave at 7:31 PM on June 23, 2008

I should qualify that, I'm talking about paying for body work, specifically. Getting a car into mechanically good condition is generally a good investment. Perfecting the body is usually not, unless you can do it yourself.
posted by knave at 7:32 PM on June 23, 2008

Given that your plan is to sell the car when it's ten years old, I'd be surprised if a $2100 investment in cosmetic damage is going to pay for itself. Sure, your car will sell for more, but $2100 more?
posted by zippy at 10:33 PM on June 23, 2008

Thanks to all. I'm going to fix it.
posted by aliasless at 12:31 PM on June 24, 2008

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This article details how to splash. Splashing is the act of training magic by casting combat spells against a NPC while having too low magic accuracy to be able to actually hit. Although no damage is dealt, each Magic combat spell will still give the player a constant base amount of experience.

Despite the NPC remaining alive indefinitely, after 20 minutes the player will stop auto-retaliating. As a consequence, timely interaction with the game is needed to not be logged out due to inactivity.

3Splashing rates by spell

Equipment required[editedit source]

It is necessary to wear items adding up to at least -65 Magic attack.

A typical example setup (40+ Range):

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Full bronze/iron/steel/black/mithril/adamant/rune (Platebody / Armour Set)
Bronze/iron/steel/black/mithril/adamant/rune/dragon boots or snakeskin boots
Any d'hide vambraces
Any elemental staff to reduce runes needed and to enable autocast

Players without 40+ Range for d'hide vambraces can only achieve the desired Magic attack by swapping the elemental staff for a Cursed goblin staff (obtained from Durango in Draynor) and using leather or spiked leather vambraces. This precludes the rune savings of an elemental staff, but achieves -68 Magic attack.

Locations[editedit source]

Any monster that cannot deal damage sufficient to cumulate to a player's health going to zero can be used to splash (given the defensive bonuses of the splash equipment the player is wearing). Commonly used monsters are rats and seagulls.

Popular locations include seagulls in Port Sarim and in Port Piscarilius.

The only exception is the area in Lumbridge as shown in the map, including the castle basement. Here, spells yields no experience for casting if a player's magic accuracy is too low to deal damage. This was done because the large amount of players splashing on rats looked odd to new players ^[1].

Splashing rates by spell[editedit source]

Standard Spellbook[editedit source]

Lvl	Icon	Name	Runes	Base exp/cast	Exp/hr^*1	Raw cost/cast^*2	Cost/cast (basic elemental staff^*3)	Cost/hr (basic elemental staff^*3)	Gp/exp (basic elemental staff^*3)	Cost/cast (combination elemental staff^*4)	Cost/hr (combination elemental staff^*4)
1	Wind Strike	¹¹	5.5	6600	9	4	4,800	0.73	N/A	N/A	N/A
5	Water Strike	¹¹¹	7.5	9000	14	9	10,800	1.2	4	4,800	0.53
9	Earth Strike	¹²¹	9.5	11400	19	9	10,800	0.95	4	4,800	0.42
13	Fire Strike	²³¹	11.5	13800	29	14	16,800	1.22	4	4,800	0.35
17	Wind Bolt	²¹	13.5	16200	85	75	90,000	5.56	N/A	N/A	N/A
23	Water Bolt	²²¹	16.5	19800	95	85	102,000	5.15	75	90,000	4.55
29	Earth Bolt	²³¹	19.5	23400	100	85	102,000	4.36	75	90,000	3.85
35	Fire Bolt	³⁴¹	22.5	27000	110	90	108,000	4	75	90,000	3.33
41	Wind Blast	³¹	25.5	30600	227	212	254,400	8.31	N/A	N/A	N/A
47	Water Blast	³³¹	28.5	34200	242	227	272,400	7.96	212	254,400	7.44
53	Earth Blast	³⁴¹	31.5	37800	247	227	272,400	7.21	212	254,400	6.73
59	Fire Blast	⁴⁵¹	34.5	41400	257	232	278,400	6.72	212	254,400	6.14
62	Wind Wave	⁵¹	36	43200	420	395	474,000	10.97	N/A	N/A	N/A
65	Water Wave	⁵⁷¹	37.5	45000	455	420	504,000	11.2	395	474,000	10.53
70	Earth Wave	⁵⁷¹	40	48000	455	420	504,000	10.5	395	474,000	9.88
75	Fire Wave	⁵⁷¹	42.5	51000	455	420	504,000	9.88	395	474,000	9.29
81	Wind Surge	⁷¹	44.5	53400	452	417	500,400	9.81	N/A	N/A	N/A
85	Water Surge	⁷¹⁰¹	46.5	55800	502	452	542,400	9.72	417	500,400	8.97
90	Earth Surge	⁷¹⁰¹	48.5	58200	502	452	542,400	9.32	417	500,400	8.6
95	Fire Surge	⁷¹⁰¹	50.5	60600	502	452	542,400	8.95	417	500,400	8.26

^*1Each game tick is 0.6s, a magic combat spell takes 5 ticks, so in 1 hour a player can cast ('splash') 1200 combat spells.

^*2The 'raw cost' assumes that all runes needed are bought.

^*3The 'cost' assumes that the Basic elemental staff is used for the core elemental runes and air runes are also used for non-Wind spells. (No requirements to wield)

^*4The 'cost' assumes that Mist Battlestaff (87,033), Dust Battlestaff (33,291), Smoke Battlestaff (2,083,701) or their Mystic varients are used for Water, Earth, Fire spells respectively to completely cover the core elemental runes. (This requires at least level 30 MagicMagic , which is quickly obtained).

Ancient Magicks[editedit source]

Lvl	Icon	Name	Runes	Base exp/cast	Raw cost/cast^*5	Cost/cast^*6	Exp/hr^*7	Cost/hr^*6
50	Smoke Rush	¹¹²²	30	594	594	36000	712,800	19.8
52	Shadow Rush	¹²²¹	31	735	735	37200	882,000	23.71
56	Blood Rush	¹²²	33	969	969	39600	1,162,800	29.36
58	Ice Rush	²²²	34	584	574	40800	688,800	16.88
62	Smoke Burst	²²⁴²	36	759	759	43200	910,800	21.08
64	Shadow Burst	¹⁴²²	37	1,031	1,031	44400	1,237,200	27.86
68	Blood Burst	²⁴²	39	1,514	1,514	46800	1,816,800	38.82
70	Ice Burst	⁴⁴²	40	744	724	48000	868,800	18.1
74	Smoke Blitz	²²²²	42	1,249	1,249	50400	1,498,800	29.74
76	Shadow Blitz	²²²²	43	1,531	1,531	51600	1,837,200	35.6
80	Blood Blitz	⁴²	45	2,004	2,004	54000	2,404,800	44.53
82	Ice Blitz	³²²	46	1,229	1,214	55200	1,456,800	26.39
86	Smoke Barrage	⁴⁴²⁴	48	1,703	1,703	57600	2,043,600	35.48
88	Shadow Barrage	⁴²⁴³	49	2,121	2,121	58800	2,545,200	43.29
92	Blood Barrage	⁴⁴¹	51	2,574	2,574	61200	3,088,800	50.47
94	Ice Barrage	⁶²⁴	52	1,668	1,638	62400	1,965,600	31.5

^*5The 'raw cost' assumes that all runes needed are bought.

^*6The 'cost' assumes that a Kodai Wand (82,576,712) is used, which supplies infinite water runes. Elemental staves cannot be used as they do not provide auto-cast for ancient spells.

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^*7Each game tick is 0.6s, a magic combat spell takes 5 ticks, so in 1 hour a player can cast ('splash') 1200 combat spells.

30 to 99 strategies[editedit source]

Total experience required: 13021068.

Strategy	# of splashes	Time (hr)	Cost
2367467	1973.0	9,469,867.64
1736143	1446.9	6,944,569.6
1370639	1142.3	5,482,554.95
1132267	943.6	4,529,067.13
${displaystyle rightarrow }$	579314	482.8	43,361,434.49
${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$	381648	318.1	79,312,010.29
${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$	317135	264.3	116,548,065.65
${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$ ${displaystyle rightarrow }$	301246	251.1	112,128,779.72

References[editedit source]

↑https://secure.runescape.com/m=news/last-man-standing-beta-and-splashing-restrictions?oldschool=1 (retrieved December 8th, 2019)

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