Dent removal?
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Dent removal?
I have a small dent/crease on the passenger door of my 850 wagon and wondering how difficult it would be to "massage" the dent out? The paint in the area is fine and the dent/crease is not very deep nor noticeable except in the right light.....
I assume you just remove the door panel and push the dent out? Is there a specific tool I use? Thanks for any info or suggestions, I can wrench but I am not a body guy...........
Hard to see in the picture but it is right in the middle of the door, looks like somebody opened the edge of their door into it.....
I assume you just remove the door panel and push the dent out? Is there a specific tool I use? Thanks for any info or suggestions, I can wrench but I am not a body guy...........
Hard to see in the picture but it is right in the middle of the door, looks like somebody opened the edge of their door into it.....
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I have seen a number of people in this area that come to you and do paint less dent removal. Most of them are just guys with no shop but I have seen them do a fairly good job. I am trying to find one now for a similar dent on another car that I have. I have usually seen these guys working in parking lots.
Fogducker where are you located? If it's in this area I'll get a phone number the next time I see any of these guys.
Fogducker where are you located? If it's in this area I'll get a phone number the next time I see any of these guys.
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I have seen a number of people in this area that come to you and do paint less dent removal. Most of them are just guys with no shop but I have seen them do a fairly good job. I am trying to find one now for a similar dent on another car that I have. I have usually seen these guys working in parking lots.
Fogducker where are you located? If it's in this area I'll get a phone number the next time I see any of these guys.
Fogducker where are you located? If it's in this area I'll get a phone number the next time I see any of these guys.
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After some research I agree with you 100%...........the PDR videos are aimed at getting business when you screw it up trying to follow them, or at least trying to sell you the specialized tools........
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