gixxer508

Is there any ways to fix a door ding??? Just got my first one today. Damn coworker just open his fack up van and hit it. The good thing about it is that he will pay for whatever it cost. My R is mint this is the only ding and its bugging me. Help!! I need this fix. I google up how to fix door dings and came across this does this work http://www.ehow.com/how_5182696_fix-car-door-dings.html I will go to the shop tomorrow see what they can do. Thanks guys

Dave_B

How about you post a pic of it first. Then we can gauge if you should use dry ice, or hair dryer, or call in a professional.

gixxer508

I will take pictures tomorrow. Its one of those car ding where you look in the angle then you could see a dented line. Something like this

RGoose18

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PM'd w/ a local guy

gixxer508

Thanks I will give him a call tomorrow.

SuperCivic

PDR = paintless dent repair. should cost about a hundred bucks. Get someone who knows what they are doing.

baggedSIcivic99

i can repaint the door for u im in so cal i do super cln wk i paint for a dealership email me blue150369@yahoo.com

Devon M

iTrader: (4)

Paintless dent removal is good but the have to drill a hole in your car. If it is as minty as you say then I wouldn't do that. I also wouldn't get it repainted. Get a quote, collect the money and deal with the dent. It sucks but it is your original paint and one little ding won't effect the value, but repainting the door will make a buyer wonder.

Just a n00b

considering he's in MA i dont think hes going to drive his R ~3000 miles to get a small ding replaced, much less ship it out. stop scamming

wego5typer#431

No holes need to be drilled to fix a ding in the door. I had a guy even pull out a small ding in the rear quarter panel without drilling a hole, he was very good and only charged $220 for removing about 8 total dings/dents.

nsxtasy

Paintless dent repair is definitely the way to go. Inexpensive and no downsides, no worries about matching paint, etc.

gosu08

you dont need to paint your door....ridiculous

just get PDR. go to any body shop and tell them you want them to take out a dents. its very simple and easy. basically they have sticks that they use to straighten out the dents from behind the door. you get the point.

less than $100. Maybe like 30 at the most

Pabs626

dent wizard just popped out 2 dings on my s2k he did a great job

integra15

Don't worry that should be no problem for a good PDR man

SuperCivic

WRONG.

if the PDR guy needs to drill a hole, LEAVE. Take it to someone who knows what they are doing.

RGoose18

iTrader: (1)

Absolutely, thats how you weed out the good from the bad

Devon M

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The guy that did my cars did a great job and he does a lot of other cars I know. I am pretty surprised that your guy doesn't drill a hole. Now I am pissed. Thanks, now I need to go find one to do my new car.

gixxer508

I have an appointment tuesday. Im going with dent wizard PDR. There is no way I will let them drill a hole. Definitely not repainting my door over a small door ding. Thanks

safedriver

iTrader: (1)

There are exceptions to everything. .However, in this case no holes need to be drilled. Before you pay you should inspect it with the PRD man's grey card. The card is used to direct light onto the paint so that any imperfections are magnified.

mafi83

iTrader: (5)

My local PDR guy has never needed to drill any holes. First time I've heard about doing that as part of the process. I've had a few cars done with them and they charge about $70 per panel.

gixxer508

Just got my ding fixed. Guy have 23 years experience. Cost me 85 dollars and I gave him extra 10 tip. The ding is not visible at all unless you look at the angle you still could see it but barely barely noticeable. Im very impress and satified. PDR is the way to go. He did it less then an hr. No holes drill. All I can say is WOW great job!!

bankonyourself

Glad you got it fixed and hopefully you haven't incurred any more dings since that time.....here's something I found on the internet....might work for u......

http://www.doorshox.com/