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wylin
08-03-2002, 12:03 AM
hmm im gonna try this one out. Since sum dumass put a nice 2' wide almost 3' down dent on my driverside door. happy day today.
Neone else try this? im gonna have him do 5 panels tommarow for 250$.
will
wylin
08-03-2002, 05:16 PM
[quote:6ce8534af2="wylin"]hmm im gonna try this one out. Since sum dumass put a nice 2' wide almost 3' down dent on my driverside door. happy day today.
Neone else try this? im gonna have him do 5 panels tommarow for 250$.
will[/quote:6ce8534af2]
yay 225$ later and 5 hrs my car is now almost dentless.
Paintless dent removal issues:
1. its never 100% perfect unless u get a new panel.
2. double layered areas like parts of the hood, and fender well and roof are impossible to get dents pushed out.
3. pretty all they do is push the dent out slowly w/ prongs and rods.
4. much cheaper the welding and pulling then repainting (traditional dent removal)
kasia
09-15-2002, 05:12 PM
$225 is still kinda pricey though. i usually just wait until someone rear ends me. then i claim a hit-and-run, pay no deductible b/c asian places will just charge the insurance company more, and get all my dents removed for free :)
i mean, uh, that is what my friend does. not me.
mrazntre
09-15-2002, 08:48 PM
225 is a good deal because for the most part, body shops recreate your body work out of bondo after an accident. they just hammer the sheetmetal out a bit, drill holes in and pull out larger dents. the bondo shit that they cake on is usually way too much and is prone to cracking and later on, falling apart. we won't even go into cheapo body shop paint, that's a whole huge can of worms.
paintless dent removal preserves factory sheet metal and factory paint. plus you don't get shitty overspray also.
wylin
09-15-2002, 09:38 PM
also dent masters charges 100$ a panel and 65 cost to body shops panel = R/L fenders, hood, roof, r/l doors, r/l rear quarter panels etc.
kasia
09-17-2002, 09:48 AM
dude, i have no idea what you guys just said. it's like you're talking in another language!
amietron
09-17-2002, 02:12 PM
that's what lawyer talk sounds like to people. :blink:
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