Paintless Dent Repair/Removal

[14R1500CC]

Have anyone tried doing their own repair. I just a bought a beginner set because I'm always getting dents every time I get a new ride... People here just don't have a common courtesy. When I was in Germany I could park my M3 anywhere and not a scratch or dings. I have to park my 1500 away from everyone else so I won't get any more dings...


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[14R1500CC]

No one? I guess I'll post some picture this weekend of the before and after.


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[lone12star]

I've never done it but would love to see how it works out

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[Statcher1]

Sorry for not being able to help. But I'd love to see the before and after. My wife's Terrain has a few nice dents in one of her doors.


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[Stangshcky12]

My dad had a kit, its do able if you have an idea of what your doing
His was the kind that came with a hot glue gun, you glued a stud to the body panel and used a pulling bridge to pull outwards
The stud would pop off before you could get good pressure on it so you would have to repeat several time to get good results

 

[WhiteExpress]

I had the roof and hood of my '11 PDR'd and it worked wonders.
The guy was a hail chaser, lived in a camper and followed storms around.

 

[CDN Ram]

Ive had both my old truck and wife toyota done by and paintless dent repair shop and you would never know there was ever any damage when I got them back, works wonders much better than a body shop, no filler no paint repair. I think it takes some practice. The guy at the shop I wnet to said if I wanted to learn to buy a begginer set and go to the wrecking yard buy an old hood and door and practice, ALOT!
Best of luck let us know and before/after pics would be nice.

 

[Stangshcky12]

I had the roof and hood of my '11 PDR'd and it worked wonders.
The guy was a hail chaser, lived in a camper and followed storms around.

These guys work isnt even compareable to a DIY kit

 

[14R1500CC]

My kit came in yesterday and I did couple dents today. My truck is new and people have no consideration when opening their doors. I didn't do a before picture but it took me a while because I didn't have the proper lighting. I'm going to refine it as soon as I get a reflector light.
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[012RAMbo]

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[BigA]

My truck has a minor flaw on the bed a couple inches down from the bed rail almost like someone leaned up against it. Not a huge deal but it does kind of bother me since the truck only has 1700 miles on it. I was thinking about taking to a PDR guy to see if they could get it out. You do have to be careful though as I had one taken off my last truck and they must have scratched the coating off the back of the panel and I had a rust bubble showing through just before I traded it in.

 

[RyanJM]

I tried it a couple years ago but didn't work out so good. Luckily it was a auction car. Usually I just have the guy that works for the company I paint for do it. I learned I am a much better painter than PDR tech. I used the prof tools but it didn't help me. If you only use the glue and a puller its not bad but I will say be careful with the rods those and over push a dent quick