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Repair hail damaged

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The guy who fixed it recently repaired a hail damaged
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Roof Dented
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I'm hoping its just a case of "sucking" up the metal, similar to how they repair hail damage.
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I'm hoping its just a case of "sucking" up the metal, similar to how they repair hail damage.
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Roof Dented

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Repair hail damage

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I'm hoping its just a case of "sucking" up the metal, similar to how they repair hail damage.
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Roof Dented

Repair hail damaged

No successful repair reported for this finding.

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Reported fixes: 0
Unsuccessful attempts: 1
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Performed · outcome unconfirmed
The guy who fixed it recently repaired a hail damaged
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Roof Dented
Outcome qualification: Negation, uncertainty or missing explicit repair resolution overrides the raw extraction signal.

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POST 1Original post

Driving on a windy day, branch falls from a tree & hits the roof. I'll be taking it to a Paintless Dent Remover guy I've used in the past with good results. I shall post up "after" pics when the job is complete. Wish me luck

POST 2Original post

Send GatorBite a PM if he doesn't see this first. He had some dent removal work done on the roof recently as well. If you're reasonable handy, you may want to remove the headliner yourself first before the dent guy starts his work.

POST 3Original post

I'm hoping its just a case of "sucking" up the metal, similar to how they repair hail damage.

POST 4Original post

Nope, they now confirmed the roof liner will be coming off, just the one side.

POST 5Original post

I've been searching for a headliner removal DIY on this forum? Also judging by this photo I hope my ding is "after" the windscreen crossbar, otherwise how would the tool reach? I measured the ding to be just over 10cm from the windscreen.

POST 6Original post

I had to take my headliner out to access a branch dent (3 actually) on my roof. The good news is, your dents are no where near the braced areas. A paintless dent guy should be able to access them nicely. I didn't write up an article, but basically, the headliner is held in by the C and A pillar trims (in that order), the sun visors, dome lght and Home Link control. Take all of those off, and there is one clip in the back center of the headliner. The tricky part is, getting it out of the way. This is accomplished by sliding it carefully into the rear hatch area.

POST 7Original post

Thanks for the tip, the headliner was easy to remove, in fact just one side of the liner needed removing because the the tool was able to fit between the gap. The guy who fixed it recently repaired a hail damaged Cayman so it wasn't new to him. It's as good as new! thanks.

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