Help with dents
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Help with dents
I have several dings on the passenger side of my 04 bonneville. Looks likes it'* from normal wear and tear in the parking lots. Most of them are on the curve between the door handles and the windows. Once I have pictures I will upload them. Before I take it to an autobody place to get them removed and fixed, is there another way to get them out? None of them seem to of broken the paint.
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Re: Help with dents
Originally Posted by phoenix
I have several dings on the passenger side of my 04 bonneville. Looks likes it'* from normal wear and tear in the parking lots. Most of them are on the curve between the door handles and the windows. Once I have pictures I will upload them. Before I take it to an autobody place to get them removed and fixed, is there another way to get them out? None of them seem to of broken the paint.
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I tried a plunger, and it didn't really do anything... I took some pics but they didn't show up well, I waxed my car and it'* too mirror like to get anything but the surroundings.
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Originally Posted by mike1053
PDR paintless dent repair is mabe an option.
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The only problem with PDR is some of them use metal tools with sharp edges. Thus causing scratches to the inside of the panel in some cases. Although I haven't seen any negative effects as of yet, But I can't see it being good ? for the metal I even asked a friend who does this for a living and he kinda chuckled about it... If you do this be sure to keep that spot Krowned as to fight off any chance of rust build up.. Even better if the PDR in your area uses hard plastic tools.
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