Ever tried paintless dent repair for small dents/dings?
Posted: Mon Apr 08, 2013 5:13 pm
Anyone here ever try paintless dent repair for small dings?
Last night, I noticed a very small dent on my rear fender, close to where the tail light wraps around to the side. It must have happened yesterday as I was driving all over the place and parked in parking lots with other cars.
It really looks like someone opened their door and hit my car with the corner of their door. There is a small scratch (looks like it will come off with polish and wax), but also a small dent about the size of a pea. My car is otherwise flawless and it's going to bother the &^%# out of me if I can't somehow fix it.
I've tried all the other techniques and products on my former cars like the hair dryer + compressed air can upside down, the Ding King, dent puller, etc. but they only work on larger dents, not something as small as this.
I've read online that professional paintless dent repairers are very good, but I was wondering if anyone here ever tried them and how small of a dent they can repair.
Thanks.
Last night, I noticed a very small dent on my rear fender, close to where the tail light wraps around to the side. It must have happened yesterday as I was driving all over the place and parked in parking lots with other cars.
It really looks like someone opened their door and hit my car with the corner of their door. There is a small scratch (looks like it will come off with polish and wax), but also a small dent about the size of a pea. My car is otherwise flawless and it's going to bother the &^%# out of me if I can't somehow fix it.
I've tried all the other techniques and products on my former cars like the hair dryer + compressed air can upside down, the Ding King, dent puller, etc. but they only work on larger dents, not something as small as this.
I've read online that professional paintless dent repairers are very good, but I was wondering if anyone here ever tried them and how small of a dent they can repair.
Thanks.