Door Ding, but caught the owner of the car that dinged me(PICS)
11-01-2006, 02:16 PM
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I just got one on the driver's door, right where the curve of the door is for everyone to see, anyone know a good paintless dent remover in the NJ area?
GOD FORBID IF ANYONE EVER DINGED MY DOOR WHILE I WAS THERE.....I'd park my car on their ***.
GOD FORBID IF ANYONE EVER DINGED MY DOOR WHILE I WAS THERE.....I'd park my car on their ***.
11-01-2006, 04:00 PM
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holy crap...she musta threw that door at your car! i got a dent on that little crease(kinda where it bends) in the middle of the door n the ding doctor said it's be a ***** to take out cuz they'd have the reform the edge and not make it look bad =/
11-01-2006, 04:37 PM
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Some people do not deserve to drive, glad you caught her and hopefully changes her way of opening the door. God knows how many dings she made on other cars all her life.
11-01-2006, 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by deezz
Just got back from the bodyshop. $619.00 to fix the dent correctly. They are going to have to blend the quarter panel to get a good match. Interesting to see what her insurance company says.
Price seems WAY TO HIGH, the dent just needs pulled out and there are chemicals you can buy to get her paint off of your car, dilute some goof off and you will be fine just make sure to polish......cmon bra 620 bucks for a ding lol
11-01-2006, 05:46 PM
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Originally Posted by thirty5ounces
Price seems WAY TO HIGH, the dent just needs pulled out and there are chemicals you can buy to get her paint off of your car, dilute some goof off and you will be fine just make sure to polish......cmon bra 620 bucks for a ding lol
11-01-2006, 06:48 PM
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Originally Posted by kPaNdA350
Careless people these days, even when the owner of the car is sitting inside the vehicle, they just swing their doors open. 
Oh well...as long as she takes car of the damage.
11-01-2006, 07:24 PM
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Old? Young? and what type of car? I try to avoid parking next to coupes/any 2 door cars becuase they open very wide. Some a**holes park very close to you and its hard to get in your Z 
11-01-2006, 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by kPaNdA350
Old? Young? and what type of car? I try to avoid parking next to coupes/any 2 door cars becuase they open very wide. Some a**holes park very close to you and its hard to get in your Z
EDIT: Probably some heavy *** doors on that Buick
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11-10-2006, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by driftk1d
holy crap...she musta threw that door at your car! i got a dent on that little crease(kinda where it bends) in the middle of the door n the ding doctor said it's be a ***** to take out cuz they'd have the reform the edge and not make it look bad =/
11-10-2006, 07:20 PM
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The paint left should "buff right out” If there is a ding something like the ding doctor should be able to hook you up. Send the receipt to her Ins, and your time for buffing it out!
Today I just happen to be walking through the parking lot at work and decided to count the number of cars with dings that park close to the entrance (about 40 cars)
Results:
~ 9 out of 10 had dings.
~ about half the cars were less than a few years old.
~ 1 in 10 were less than a year old.
~ most of the SUV's had different paint on the door edge (dingers)
~ those that parked real close to the entrance had more/larger dings and usually had differing paint on the edge of the drivers door (dingers)
Basically the people that park near the entrance could care less about their car let alone yours! They'll drive it until it doesn't go and leave it where it dies.
Today I just happen to be walking through the parking lot at work and decided to count the number of cars with dings that park close to the entrance (about 40 cars)
Results:
~ 9 out of 10 had dings.
~ about half the cars were less than a few years old.
~ 1 in 10 were less than a year old.
~ most of the SUV's had different paint on the door edge (dingers)
~ those that parked real close to the entrance had more/larger dings and usually had differing paint on the edge of the drivers door (dingers)
Basically the people that park near the entrance could care less about their car let alone yours! They'll drive it until it doesn't go and leave it where it dies.
I always park as far away as possible. Many times I just leave the thing in the garage and drive my SUV - to which I've installed sliders. Sliders look like step rails except these things are made of solid pipe and are designed to protect the SUV. Open your door up against one of these and you're going to lose.
11-10-2006, 08:36 PM
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Collect the money from her but don't go to a body shop to get it repaired. I had a dent similar to yours and I went to a shop that specializes in "Paintless Dent Repair." The shop works on high end import cars like Porsches, BMWs, etc. Anyway, the repair guy fixed the dent in five minutes and did a little touchup paint. I couldn't spot the dent afterwards. Cost me $50. He showed me some pictures of actual body damage from other cars and they look like they've never been damaged after he fixed it.
Again, find a shop that specializes in "Paintless Dent Repair" and you'll be glad you did.
Again, find a shop that specializes in "Paintless Dent Repair" and you'll be glad you did.
11-11-2006, 06:28 AM
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if your going through insurance,,,, dont cheap out...your not paying. have a bodyshop do it. they will pull it out then smooth it out 100% with a bit of putty, and repaint the door.
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