Hope this is not counted as a duplicated post since I posted it earlier on Dodge Ram forum but no one replied 
Long story short: Basically I scratched the rear right fender and the rear door handle of my Laramie Sport last weekend when reverse parking into my garage (I was too careless this time since I did park it several times before with cautions as the door opening is very narrow). The fender and door handle hit the wood frame and I only heard the bam sound of door handle hitting the frame while the rear fender was already scratched when the vehicle was halfway in. Anyway, filed a claim and will go to the body shop which insurance company suggested soon for repair and prepare to pay for $500 deductible (ready for future premium raise) to get it fully repaired. I guess the fender can be removed/paint repaired, while the door handle will be replaced rather than being re-painted? Although the photo show scratch all over the fender, they are quite shallow. Anything particular to pay attention, or need to let the body shop knows in order to make sure the job is to be done properly? Thanks folks!

Long story short: Basically I scratched the rear right fender and the rear door handle of my Laramie Sport last weekend when reverse parking into my garage (I was too careless this time since I did park it several times before with cautions as the door opening is very narrow). The fender and door handle hit the wood frame and I only heard the bam sound of door handle hitting the frame while the rear fender was already scratched when the vehicle was halfway in. Anyway, filed a claim and will go to the body shop which insurance company suggested soon for repair and prepare to pay for $500 deductible (ready for future premium raise) to get it fully repaired. I guess the fender can be removed/paint repaired, while the door handle will be replaced rather than being re-painted? Although the photo show scratch all over the fender, they are quite shallow. Anything particular to pay attention, or need to let the body shop knows in order to make sure the job is to be done properly? Thanks folks!