I have small little dents in various places of my doors. what is the best way of getting them out? I have heard a plunger works, i have heard they have kits for it. what do you think?
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FIND and take it to a Paintless Dent Removal expert, pay their price per panel like mentioned above and move on with life. Don't expect to be able to watch them do the work to you car either. They are dealing with deep trade ancient chinese secrets that they will not let ANYONE watch them do... Period!
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dry ice?
I have had a few dentless paint guys who cut a huge deal with me whenever they finished up at a car dealership. I guess when a dealership gets a load of used cars they hire these guys at a days rates so sometimes they have extra time if they finish early and looks for sidejobs. But I still said no cause I am R3ved broke.sigpic
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There are many different methods to PDR.. I've used a guy thats supposedly one of the best around Atlanta, I've seen him do at least 5 cars and I wouldn't try it. There is A LOT to it and it's not something you can just do in your driveway with a toilet plunger, dry ice, etc..- '88 m54 coupe
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All PDR specialist are grown, not born, into the same trade. They genectically, and instinctively, KNOW how to perform such miracles.
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i hear those paintless repair guys make bank in the northern regions after hail storms. The dealerships get insurance money and pay those guys around 1k a car to pop the dents out...
yea dude the best bet is to find a paintless dent repair guy...i paid around 65 dollars for one real big veiny triumphant bastard...
just dont trust billy mayes..
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Originally posted by matt40567 View Posti hear those paintless repair guys make bank in the northern regions after hail storms. The dealerships get insurance money and pay those guys around 1k a car to pop the dents out...
yea dude the best bet is to find a paintless dent repair guy...i paid around 65 dollars for one real big veiny triumphant bastard...
just dont trust billy mayes..
dude, i would have negotiated with you on the price. i would have plowed your ass for 50 bucks if you asked. i dont think its fair you come on a message board complaining about the cost of my big veiny bastard
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Originally posted by atomic View PostFIND and take it to a Paintless Dent Removal expert, pay their price per panel like mentioned above and move on with life. Don't expect to be able to watch them do the work to you car either. They are dealing with deep trade ancient chinese secrets that they will not let ANYONE watch them do... Period!1985 M10b18. 70maybewhpoffury. Over engineered S50b30 murica BBQ swap in progress.
Originally posted by DEV0 E30You'd chugg this butt. I know you would. Ain't gotta' lie to kick it brostantinople.
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Originally posted by blunt View Post".i paid around 65 dollars for one real big veiny triumphant bastard..."
dude, i would have negotiated with you on the price. i would have plowed your ass for 50 bucks if you asked. i dont think its fair you come on a message board complaining about the cost of my big veiny bastard
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he didn't sound like he was too disappointed either... well other than the cost anyways
Originally posted by Holland View PostI was able to watch a really good guy take a dent out of my old Audi.
All PDR guys in my area will not let you watch at all.Last edited by atomic; 01-24-2009, 07:33 PM.
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when I had a pretty decent dig taken out of the character line on my civic once, the guy let me watch, charged me $60, and left. It's not a difficult process, but you have to know where and how hard to push on the metal, etc.
It obviously takes a learned hand, wich is I why i would never try it myself.
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