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Best advice I've received in a while. I have many emails out with pictures. Thanks!Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is an art form IMHO. To get good at it you need lots of practice. Whichever kit you get you may want to get an old door or fender from a junkyard and practice before trying on your truck. Also you will need various light sources that you can shine in multiple directions to see how the surface will look from different angles.
Or hire a PDR shop / person that has all the proper tools, lights, polishes, etc and most importantly, experience.
what size is the ding. can you remove the inner door panel and the inside ABS door liner?? I have used an inflatable ball in a cloth bag (to keep the ball from popping). Little dings are a different story.
Some of the PDR guys do an amazing job, had one fix a lot of hail damage - perfect afterwards.As I mentioned in another post I saw regarding your bumper dent, talk to a professional PDR shop. It really takes a skilled person to do the job so it comes out good. You can make things a lot worse by attempting to do it yourself if you don't know what youre doing. I had a few door dings removed by PDR shop and it came out fantastic for under $200. I wouldn't even try to do it myself