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Check yellow pages
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Check your yellow pages for paintless dent removal like Dr.
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Seen this post on 6-spd, and as recommended there I would go with the dent-less......
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Just had a paintless dent repair done on my car last week.
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If the paint is OK dentless repair will make it like new for $100 to $150 ask around for the best guy in your aera.
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I got run into my a deer which dented the right fender and passenger door but didn't scratch the paint.
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I was opening the car door when a gust of wind pulled the door into a pole causing a 50 cent dent right at the door's line angle. Anyone had this happen, and got it repaired? What a feeling.
My car came with a door ding in the rear quarter panel. The dealer sent a guy out who was able to massage out the dent with some tools through a small hole in the inner fender. It costs around $150. Don't know if it is applicable to you.
Check your yellow pages for paintless dent removal like Dr. Dent, or Ding Doctors. Works great...
I have a Volvo that I keep down at my house in the hills above Tucson. Some clown put a three inch dent in the middle of my door while I was parked at the U of A. Took it to Dent Busters on Fort Lowell, $125 later you'd never know there was a ding in the door. Only way to go!!
Yea what those guys said, My wife's 2005 Mustang had a small dent on the fender, dealer got it repaired from one of those dent removal companys....cant even tell now
Canada is really "cheap". I had one dent in my Testarossa rear quarter panel $40 bucks Canadian. A friend had a Saab convertible with about 30 (!) big and small dents. The guy at dentique did all (!) of them for $250 (again Canadian). Amazing job.
Call some high-end local dealers and ask who they use. The guys are on their lots all the time.
Had some door dings removed from my old 996 and the car looked perfect afterwards. Had it done while it was in for service. Best part was...the dealer forgot to add it to the bill.
I got run into my a deer which dented the right fender and passenger door but didn't scratch the paint. My local Dent Doctor was able to remove both dents for $700 while I waited.
