iGovernment
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See photo. I had one shop say yes and another said no, didn't even want to touch it, body shop is needed...
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Think this "dent" can be removed?
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iGovernment
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I think I might be able to try with one of my glass suction cup holders.
Cobra Jet
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What’s the story behind the dent - can you claim it on another driver’s Insurance for the damage being their fault?
A really good PDR Guy or Body Shop that can do PDR would be able to work with that and bring it out to nearly normal.
Search via google for PDR repairs in your area and read the reviews.
A really good PDR Guy or Body Shop that can do PDR would be able to work with that and bring it out to nearly normal.
Search via google for PDR repairs in your area and read the reviews.
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iGovernment
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I backed into a small parking pole, tight spot trying to leave a parking garage. I looked at my rear cam and was like hmmm that's kinda close, bam. Shame on me.
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That looks like it can be pulled out. None of the body lines/creases are dented, so I don’t see why a PDR guy couldn’t get that out.
cobra199711
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Can it be repaired yes. PDR doubtful. It’s actually dented into the body lines. One by the gas lid to the right, the body line on the quarter panel above the wheel well area and also the lip of the quarter where it meets your bumper cover.A PDR guy maybe able to get it 70% but if your OCD , it’ll most likely need a conventional repair. If the paint is scratched PDR won’t fix that. A good body tech is an artist. I’ve been working in collision repairs for 20 years. I’ve seen it all.
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