mondagi

my cars only 4 month old,
i woke up this monring and went out side, there it was a small dent right by my gas tank, i was wondering if any one know any good dent remover or techniques to move small dents? if so please let me know im from maryland college park. thanks!!!!

RACINGHART03

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God I detest people sometimes............. Hope their car gets a hit and run by a garbage truck! Paintless dent removal. Wouldnt mess with yourself. Costs about 150 per panel but a good place can do it 100%

mondagi

in know stupid as ppl shit.... hahah well tahnks for quick reply bud...by the way nice rims.

RACINGHART03

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thx. Like I said a good dent guy will make a memory of the dent (and about 150 bucks lol)

Turbonut

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Call you dealer and ask who they use. There were 2 small dimples in the trunk lid when I purchased the TL a couple of years ago, that could only be seen at certain angles. After a period of time I wanted them repaired, so I made an appointment to drop the car off at the dealer's service dept. when the fellow made his routine call. Cost me $90 and can't see any irregularity no mateer the light or the angle of view.

NedShneebly

Had similar success story with the dealership scratch and dent guy. Wifey used the passenger side mirror to feel her way into the garage - big scratch across the face. Gave the guy that makes round at the dealership $60 and it was history.

MichaelBenz

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Paintless dent repair the the win for sure! In my last caddy when I got it...the passenger side was literally riddled with door dings from what I assume happened in the garage at home of previous owner. I got a deal on it because of the dents...and $195 dollars later....the car looked literally BRAND NEW. No shit...I was astounded but was told it could be done so I acted on that advice when buying the car. Worked like a charm. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

MichaelBenz

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Note....your insurance agent will also be able to turn you onto a very reputable lead for dentless paint repair as they deal with them so often.

mondagi

thank you guys for all the reply danm im deff gonna go to my dealer n ask ..... we will see how it goes...i still hate danm ppl who cant drive n hit others car or cant even open the door-_-

MichaelBenz

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Make sure you are not the only one getting repaired that day by the paintless dent guy. It will likely cost you more if you are. They are subcontractors for the dealer and the dealer is gonna get their cut. This is why I recommended asking your insurance agent for a lead. (wont count against you or anything nor will they even report it) Its a straight cash deal then....one party to another. (they fixed my car literally in the parking lot of my work in a few hours and it was the whole side of the car - multiple panels) BUT...if the dealer is having five other cars fixed on the same date....you will be ok there as well as the discount they will offer -due to less travel time, ect in a bulk deal with the dealer.

TOPHER33884

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Dry ice will also work for a SMALL dent......I didnt believe it when I first heard it, then I tried it, and "POP" the dent was gone!

01tl4tl

if you go to a place- go direct- not thru the dealer who gets 30 percent extra for making a phone call

OR
if its small- this has been tried by ziners and found on youtube, and thread here by dope

DRY ICE a very small chunk- its only $1.19 a lb and you need about 1/4 pound broken in smaller pieces, like walnut size

first you use a heat gun or hair dryer to superheat the dent area
then rub the super cold dry ice around the area,,, and thermal shock pops out many small dents
check out the videos
Disclaimer-do so at own risk-and wear thick protective gloves as dry ice is a temp in the 100 degree Below zero range- instant frostbite- dont inhale fumes-
Use leftover as party smoke from punchbowl~
I thought it was crazy but after checking it out- and doing it- it took out parking lot dings with ease

pffpffpass

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Cool! I have a penny sized dent that I can only notice.. But every time I look at my car I know its there.. Pisses me off.. I might give the dryice a try.. Any idea what type of store carries dryice?

aceman4

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Try your local grocery store...around here a few of them carry dry ice. Also, search for ICE in your local yellow pages. They should also sell dry ice.

mondagi

danm thanks guys... onmce again... i mgiht try dry ice i found a guy who was willing to do it for 50 but i rather do it myself if i can are u sure dry ice will work?would it mess up my paint?