Stupid friend dented my car, ahhh
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Stupid friend dented my car, ahhh
I am driving my G down my friends wooded driveway, he comes out drunk and ran into the rear quarter panel in my G. His hands hit the car in "hands on the hood" position right above the right rear wheel and by the door handle. Leaving two vertical crease shapped dents in the panel. He said he would pay to get it fixed, how much do you expect this would cost to get them popped out, can they be popped out? The paint is still fine so I want to use a company like dent wizard. Any suggestions?
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I am driving my G down my friends wooded driveway, he comes out drunk and ran into the rear quarter panel in my G. His hands hit the car in "hands on the hood" position right above the right rear wheel and by the door handle. Leaving two vertical crease shapped dents in the panel. He said he would pay to get it fixed, how much do you expect this would cost to get them popped out, can they be popped out? The paint is still fine so I want to use a company like dent wizard. Any suggestions?
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I am driving my G down my friends wooded driveway, he comes out drunk and ran into the rear quarter panel in my G. His hands hit the car in "hands on the hood" position right above the right rear wheel and by the door handle. Leaving two vertical crease shapped dents in the panel. He said he would pay to get it fixed, how much do you expect this would cost to get them popped out, can they be popped out? The paint is still fine so I want to use a company like dent wizard. Any suggestions?
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I seriously doubt they will need to drill for the area you are describing... If they want to, suggest going through the trunk area first... A plug is better than a dent, but no dent and no plug is even better... If it is necessary to drill, you can have a plug put on the other side as well... It really does give the appearance of an OEM plug...
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One crease should be just under $100 from dent wizard. It's amazing what they can do. I had a bizarre crease in my last gen3 dakota. Took the door panel off to massage it out but the crease ended up being right on the reinforced crossmember welded on the inside of the door. Not sure how dent wizard got it out, but it was flawless for years (until I traded her in on the G).
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