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Some damage to our baby...

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As you can see from the picture, wife misjudged the pole in a parking garage. Quite frustrated but wanted to get thoughts on potentially what damage is here and how much I'm looking at in terms of cost.

I am planning to bring to a certified Tesla repair shop but wanted to get an idea first, can't make it over there for a few days and am anxious.

Thanks!
 

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Thank you! I am traveling for work so that is my wife's best handiwork at a picture. I am not going to be home for a few days can I take it to be buffed out then or should I convince my wife to take it into our local auto body shop to buff? Not sure if timing matters here.

Thanks again!
 
I had the like kind damage on my MS 100 D and the detailer at SC was able to buff it out. But then again, if the damage is deeper than just superficial that might not work. However, at the minimum by approaching the SC he can get some expert advise.