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ladder dented car....fawk!!!(pics)
My damn ladder in my garage fell off the hooks and dented my right side quarter panel.... do you guys know how much it might cost at a body shop to get it fixed..... damn i am soo pissed!!!!
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Aw fark, thats a good one. You have to respray the quarter, They might also have to blend. 1000.00-1700.00
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It's hard to tell, but you may be able to use one of those "paintless" hail repair places... they will rub it out from the backside.
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Originally Posted by G352NV
Aw fark, thats a good one. You have to respray the quarter, They might also have to blend. 1000.00-1700.00
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Originally Posted by trebien
It's hard to tell, but you may be able to use one of those "paintless" hail repair places... they will rub it out from the backside.
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ok i have the same dent on the other side but in the front quater panel and this place near my house was going to charge me 700 for that and another 300 for a dent on the door.. and take my car for 3 days
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I had a dent on my drivers side rear wheel well from some jackass opening his door into my car, but I guess that happens. I brought it to the dealership and they took it to a body shop that charged $450 for fixing the dent and repainting the entire panel. I dont think it will be 1000-17000. Let us know.
- Mike |
I would take it to a dent wizard first to see what they say. They might be able to
fix it without any paint. For my ladder, I use those huge hooks, then zip tie the ladder to the stud of the wall with a large screws (3 locations) just for backup. |
Originally Posted by MikeStarrG35
I had a dent on my drivers side rear wheel well from some jackass opening his door into my car, but I guess that happens. I brought it to the dealership and they took it to a body shop that charged $450 for fixing the dent and repainting the entire panel. I dont think it will be 1000-17000. Let us know.
- Mike |
Originally Posted by kenchan
I would take it to a dent wizard first to see what they say. They might be able to
fix it without any paint. For my ladder, I use those huge hooks, then zip tie the ladder to the stud of the wall with a large screws (3 locations) just for backup. |
that's why i would never hang anything near my car in the garage. i live in california, so there's always a chance of "the big one" or a minor earthquake that can send things flying/falling :p
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thats great!
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Andrew, I do Paintless Dent Removal and the only problem I see is it's on the crease... Tricky... Without seeing it in person, it's hard to tell, but it doesn't seem all that deep from the pics... I would definitely go the PDR route for something like that though...
Steve |
Originally Posted by Risingsun124
Andrew, I do Paintless Dent Removal and the only problem I see is it's on the crease... Tricky... Without seeing it in person, it's hard to tell, but it doesn't seem all that deep from the pics... I would definitely go the PDR route for something like that though...
Steve Here are some better pics... i know it is on the crease but do you think it is possible to fix.... really isnt that deep.... http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...60_14_full.jpg http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...60_15_full.jpg http://memimage.cardomain.net/member...60_16_full.jpg |
Andrew,
Just looked at my car to see exactly what that area looks like... There should be no problem at all... That area is just curved, not really a crease... Wish you were local, but any good PDR Tech should have no problem with that... Don't sweat it... PM me with you zip code and I can talk to one of my friends and see if he knows of anyone local for you... Steve |
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