very nice work. i would have been scared as hell to do that lol
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Looking back on my work I have to admit that my choice of sand paper was inappropriate.. Def use 600 grit as your lowest for doing just bondo and 1-1.5-2k for the painted areas + high speed polishing.
On the other hand, I must admit that 2 years later no one has ever noticed it.
sorry no other pics, car is sold.
I will edit my post to clear up the bad info
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I know this thread is old...but I just recently bought my first e30 and this seemed like the exact title I would have used i figured better just do it here! Anyway...
I was at a music festival last weekend and in the car camping lot some dude ran into my tail light i didn't want to get insurance involved and the reason I bought this car was with the intention of all issues being DIY and me learning as much as a possible in the process. Blessing in disguise, heres my first chance at body work!!! (and to same myself $400) Woohoo!
(i tried to embed the image bellow, I'm a n00b so tell me if it didnt work)
Basically I just want some leads on different ways of tackling this problem to I can do some research and find the most feasible method for my situation (college student that lives in apartment).
So far I have concluded slide hammer is my best bet, but i really dont want to be screwing holes into my body if I can avoid it. This really isnt the kind of dent I can bondo as it need to go "in" rather than "out".
Let me know what you guys come up with!
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