Got about 20 dings removed this morning..all I can say is wow.. truly amazing stuff! I wish i could take pics but I have no digital cam, and I can't find one around the office...

Oh well- bottom line- get your dings sucked out with paintless dent repair! Its really great stuff!

 

how much did it cost you?

 

As long as the dents are not severe and not along the seams, they can be removed without bodywork. Its always best to know someone who's good at this type of repairs...

glad to hear you have good results.

 

where did you get it

 

About $300 for 20 dings. Anybody in MN looking for this type of work email me rubens@chartermi.net, i have the name of someone who does great work

 

wow. sounds great! and i assume it doesn't take very long, either?

 

nope, should only take a few hours.

 

yep. Just use glue to attach the plugs and yank...

not as simple as it sounds tho

 

They quoted me like 270 for like 7 dents in my gsr

I fixed a few of them myself w/ a spoon

The guy also said he never worked on an integra so i'm afraid he will mess up my door panels and whatnot

 

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Oh well- bottom line- get your dings sucked out with paintless dent repair! Its really great stuff!</TD></TR></TABLE>

Did the guy pull the dents from the outside or did he push them out from the inside? If he popped the dents out from the inside, did he drill holes or did he remove the interior panels?

 

he "massaged" the dents using a flourescent light and poking them from the outside i believe.

 

one of my friends got the "ding king" off of TV...he said it actually worked

 

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BS, it actually makes another ding in the commercial if you look closely.

 

Yep.

word of advice, be careful with the ding king. The sheetmetal on the integra is relatively soft. One might inadvertently pull a dent too far out and cause more damage. As i said earlier, its not as easy as it might seem.

 

It takes years of experience to master Paintless Dent Repair (P.D.R.) A good P.D.R. Tech should not have to drill holes most of the time. I've fixed hundreds of cars from door dings to hail damage and it is very rare that I ever have to drill any holes.

Most of the time p.d.r. guys that drill are either lazy or lack the skills to take the dents out properly.

Oh and the ding king does not work... We message the dents out from the inside.