The comments on this thread are ridiculous.
Assuming that Halfords did cause damge to the OP's car while fitting a radio, they should be given the opportunity to repair that damage at no cost to the OP.
(The advisability of whether Halfords should be allowed anywhere near the car again is another question)
If they are unwilling or unable to repair the damage they caused, the OP should get it repaired professionally and send Halfords the invoice.
If Halfords dispute or default on that invoice, the OP should take out a small claim court action against them to recover the cost of the repair.
It doesnt matter whether the car is worth 50 quid, 5 grand or 50 grand - Halfords are responsible for the cost of repairing the damage.
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