Goodbye My Love

Last Night, my car had gotten side-swiped on the right side. I own a hatchback, luckily most of the damage had impacted the door, leaving the frame unharmed, BUT a tip of my quarter panel had suffered a slight push. Now I am looking for options of repairing it. The door will be no problem, but Is it wise to Pull out the dent on the Quarter Panel, or Should I replace the Quarter Panel-is it possible?. HELP.

G2 Speed

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Long Live Eg6 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Last Night, my car had gotten side-swiped on the right side. I own a hatchback, luckily most of the damage had impacted the door, leaving the frame unharmed, BUT a tip of my quarter panel had suffered a slight push. Now I am looking for options of repairing it. The door will be no problem, but Is it wise to Pull out the dent on the Quarter Panel, or Should I replace the Quarter Panel-is it possible?. HELP. </TD></TR></TABLE>

anything is possible , just pull it and hopefully it turns out nice

agp1183

you may be able to push it out from the inside, there are 2 access panels to the sides of the rear seats, pop those out and you can possibly push it out from there. hope you get it fixed

Goodbye My Love

Man I'm just traumitized at my car, the way she's looking isn't very attractive. But Thanks For The advice.