Someone decided to f my door up today, Im f fuming, $#@#@#!!##!!
How you getting rid of door dings????
That dent is about the size of a quarter and paint scratched off.
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Please post out some links with dent removing guide, I’m going nuts,
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If you could recommend professional shop in NY, NJ that would be great too
ThNX

Someone decided to f my door up today, Im f fuming, $#@#@#!!##!!
How you getting rid of door dings????
That dent is about the size of a quarter and paint scratched off.
\

Please post out some links with dent removing guide, I’m going nuts,
<o:p> </o:p>
If you could recommend professional shop in NY, NJ that would be great too
ThNX


post up in the regional section.. maybe we could get a group rate going

Alright guys… I’ve been looking for him and I found him…
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wWw Dentterminator CoM


If you’re in NYC, you may find that link above really helpful,
Dent man is in Staten Island and he makes lots of people happy,

Moderator, <o:p></o:p>
Please move to regional,<o:p></o:p>

small dings can be taken care of by use of a plunger, but that's only if you're ghetto.

small dings can be taken care of by use of a plunger, but that's only if you're ghetto.
paint has to be intact to use paintless dent removal.

I had a PDR guy come out and look an my car, and he wanted to drill into the door jam to get the dent out, but I really dont want to put that hole in the door. Is there any other method to remove the dents, other than drilling into the door?

second the ghetto plunger

how deep is the scratch?

I had a PDR guy come out and look an my car, and he wanted to drill into the door jam to get the dent out, but I really dont want to put that hole in the door. Is there any other method to remove the dents, other than drilling into the door?

They do it that way because it's quicker then taking the door panel off. I had a dent repaired on a door but I had already removed the door panel for the guy. However sometimes depending on where the dent is drilling a hole is the only option.

They do it that way because it's quicker then taking the door panel off. I had a dent repaired on a door but I had already removed the door panel for the guy. However sometimes depending on where the dent is drilling a hole is the only option.

there is also a method using a glue and plug with sliding hammer. works well on hail damage and dents that are round, if not using spoons, drilling a hole or removing a body panel is the only way.

-steve

hmmm, i might go out and try the plunger lol. I have several "golf ball" dents around the car.

i think first people need to learn how to park... we should consider makin parking spots a lot bigger.... consdiering america has the fatest people, old people around liek 80 years old driving 30 year old caddilacs, and women with huge Suv's and 5 kids that swing their doors open......

i got my left side of the car repainted recently becuase somone keyed it..... 3 days later hmm some bitch left a ding in my newly painted door.... to repaint and fix that panel its like 300dollars it sucks.....

i think first people need to learn how to park... we should consider makin parking spots a lot bigger.... consdiering america has the fatest people, old people around liek 80 years old driving 30 year old caddilacs, and women with huge Suv's and 5 kids that swing their doors open......

i got my left side of the car repainted recently becuase somone keyed it..... 3 days later hmm some bitch left a ding in my newly painted door.... to repaint and fix that panel its like 300dollars it sucks.....


NO RESPECT FOR BIMMERS:shifty

hmmm, i might go out and try the plunger lol. I have several "golf ball" dents around the car.

see link for a glue puller kit for paintless dent repair. sorry about the description of the glue studs...

http://www.detailgear.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Category=59

now your golf ball dents are safe.

:P

-steve