Door ding fix?
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Door ding fix?
I typically don't park close to a business, most of the time in the back of the parking lot. Of course one of the few times I park close I get this beauty. Are there any non-paint/fill methods that would get this little ding out?
#2
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To add - I don't think it's worth the trouble if it involves any fixes involving paint. I could live with it, but if there is an easier method I'll give it a try. Dings were always annoying on my previous cars but I never attempted to get them fixed.
#3
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That looks fixable via PDR. Should be less than $200 for a dent like that, I'd say. I had a similar dent happen (in a Barnes and Noble parking lot, where I was parked for only 15 minutes!), and it was painful. Mine couldn't be perfectly fixed via PDR due to it being right on the body line, but I think yours can.
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That looks fixable via PDR. Should be less than $200 for a dent like that, I'd say. I had a similar dent happen (in a Barnes and Noble parking lot, where I was parked for only 15 minutes!), and it was painful. Mine couldn't be perfectly fixed via PDR due to it being right on the body line, but I think yours can.
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That dent looks like it has a decent crease, so pulling it may not have the best result. My guess is that most (if not all) PDR guys are gonna want to remove it from the backside. I just hope that it doesn't require drilling any holes.
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