Paintless Dent removal?
#1
Paintless Dent removal?
My '98 MC LS just acquired a few dents recently: (1) is the size of a half dollar &
the other is size of a dime. Has anyone had good luck with Paintless dent removal?? Being Black, it's real hard to match the paint!
Thanks, Mark in Kansas.
the other is size of a dime. Has anyone had good luck with Paintless dent removal?? Being Black, it's real hard to match the paint!
Thanks, Mark in Kansas.
#3
give it a shot usually comes out lookin great...goin rate is 50-100 bucks around here so its fairly cheap....btw black is the easiest color to match
#4
We have a PDR guy that comes to our shop quite often. He does great work and usually you can never tell there was ever a dent there. As long as there is no paint damage. BTW black is very easy to match, as long as its non-metallic black and as long as you use the same paint code. Ive panel painted many black cars without any issues with color match.
#5
We have a PDR guy that comes to our shop quite often. He does great work and usually you can never tell there was ever a dent there. As long as there is no paint damage. BTW black is very easy to match, as long as its non-metallic black and as long as you use the same paint code. Ive panel painted many black cars without any issues with color match.
do you do complete repaints? i do alot of touch up work
#6
google "easiest color to paint match" im pretty sure its not black..
#8
If the edges of the dent aren't creased you might be able to pop them out yourself. Purchased a can of component freeze from your local radio shack or electronics/computer store. Using a hair dryer, heat the dent and surrounding area, then immediately spray it with the component freeze. The expansion/contraction from the temperature change will pop the dent out. I used this trick to pop a few dents out of my Blazer.
#9
We have a good friend that does paintless dent removal and his nickname is "The Dentist"! He picked out a door ding out of my passenger's side door on the 05.
#10
Because we all know Google is more reliable than actual experience. Im guessing you used wikipedia to write papers in high school?