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Paintless dent repair works great.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Good morning, I just purchased a 2009 997.2 S. Excellent car! Love driving it. Haven't done any tinkering yet. Just wondering if removing front wheel well liners will expose the underside of the top of the fender. One small dent that needs attention. Does anyone have experience with paintless dent repair? Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Paintless dent repair works great. You are right, they do have to access the backside of the dent. I don't think the whole fender is accessible from the inside, but the guys at your body shop would know.

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A good PDR man/woman can perform miracles . If you have a Porsche dealership near you ask them who they use . If not ask a few shops they will know who's good vs not .

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In metro areas, especially those prone to hailstorms, there are specialized shops that perform PDR exclusively. These shops usually know the nuances and idiosyncrasies of modern cars, and their techs are the best in their field; they do not chase hail from town to town in search of business.

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