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How would I go about fixing this dent?
Theres a small dent from a rock chip near the gas cap on the rear quarter panel.
Would this be DIY-able or is the rear quarter panel too hard to access for this kind of dent? I'm getting the car detailed, paint restored and opti-coated soon so I want to fix up the paint as much as possible. It bends the light and is pretty noticeable. I got quoted $120-200 to fix it from a paintless dent repairer. http://i.imgur.com/5NG8VQw.jpg http://i.imgur.com/Vw0iZM6.jpg http://i.imgur.com/FH4jilM.jpg |
If the dentless process works, it's a deal. You can't traditional fix and paint for even close to that. Good luck. I know, my friend has an auto shop. He probably would charge at least 500$ to paint it.
In before totaled. Lol. |
Take a loss on this one. That dent is going to throw off the weight distribution. :iono:
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That's quite small. Usually $100 at most for PDR around my area.
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ehh save the Money...
i can barely even see it in the photos.. |
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I see it... I got the same dent on the right panel, a week after i got the car (likely from some asshole with a suv). Its so tiny that people cant notice it, but it know its there.. and i decided to just leave it. You seem to be in the same boat as me. Save your money for mods or to pay the loan is you have one.
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can you feel it from the other side or is it not accessible?
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Just get some one to use a PDR (paintless dent repair) they usually charge 80 to 100 per panel and they can get them out in about 20 minutes.
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I would definitely not try to DIY if it was me. I had a similar dent above the front wheel well on my car. I spent about $100 for the paint less dent repair and the guy did a great job. Couldn't even notice it afterwards.
If you can't live with it being there, have a professional do it. I'd recommend checking out reviews for whoever you decide to have it done. |
Pdr, $85-$100
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However, if it bugs you, you should be able to find a PDR person to tap it out for less than $100. humfrz |
That'll come out, but I'm gonna say they'll have to drill into a panel for that. Pulling it with glue might be an option, depends on how experienced the specialist is. I just pulled one above the gas cap and the guy was able to access it through the trunk.
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I removed a bunch of these with a heat gun and canned air.
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