Wavey doors_(~~~~)
11-01-2002, 10:23 PM
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Wavey doors_(~~~~)
My doors are wavier than a 300 pound fat chick in a spandex jogging suit 
... Whats a good way of cleaning them up and about how much will it cost???
... Whats a good way of cleaning them up and about how much will it cost??? 
11-02-2002, 09:43 AM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (Emerica)
Yea all honda doors are really thin metal because almost all that i see are like that. But would paintless dent repair be able to fix that up or do I need new doors?
11-02-2002, 11:23 AM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (95excoupe)
you dont need new doors, i work at a body shop and the one guy there does great bodywork and its in nj ,let me kno if you are interested and i can give you directions to my shop and he can tell you how much he"ll charge you
11-02-2002, 02:58 PM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (95excoupe)
LOL thats funny how you explained, cuz it's true haha. It sucks at the same time to though. I'm rebuilding a hatch right now and I have to get the passenger fixed from a fender bender (which isn't bad) and I need to get all the little waves out of the rest of the car.
I was going to just get new doors but since i'm getting totally new paint and the rear quarter need to be fixed, I'm just going to have the body shop fix it all. I'm also goign to have a few little things shaved.
My friends think I should try it fix it myself i.e. waves in the door, bent body, and paint but I don't think its a good idea, especially if I've never had to do body work or paint before and I'm on tight schedule.
I was going to just get new doors but since i'm getting totally new paint and the rear quarter need to be fixed, I'm just going to have the body shop fix it all. I'm also goign to have a few little things shaved.
My friends think I should try it fix it myself i.e. waves in the door, bent body, and paint but I don't think its a good idea, especially if I've never had to do body work or paint before and I'm on tight schedule.
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11-02-2002, 05:39 PM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (91hatchcivic)
go 2 a body shop and have them replace the door skins! or buy new doors! there is nothing worse than a nice car w/ bad body work! its like a hot a$s chick w/ stretchmarks
11-02-2002, 05:45 PM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (91hatchcivic)
what part is shaved? just the holes for the side molding clips or the whole side molding to make if flush? I just want the holes where the clips are, shaved. Plus, what model car do u have? I'm assuming EF from your name, I am doing this to an EG.
11-02-2002, 06:29 PM
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Re: Wavey doors_(~~~~) (inline4hatch)
the guy i bought the car from shaved the doors smooth, and then molded the side skirts in. so replacing the doors is not really an option
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