Juicehead

iTrader: (8)

can this be repaired?

w/o repaint/fill work

$$$?

thx

JZurita

iTrader: (29)

Can't really tell what you're talking about in the pic

SuperBlack350z

iTrader: (59)

if there is no crease, then yes.

03Zilverstone

iTrader: (4)

Not exactly. Some dents when popped back out will cause the metal to stretch. This is often more of a problem on smaller dents, because they put it in more of a "bind".

SuperBlack350z

iTrader: (59)

not the metal stretching but more of the paint. Taking care of a ding/dent right away is better than down the road. I use to work at a body shop.

03Zilverstone

iTrader: (4)

Huh? Are you saying the paint can stretch after letting a dent set? Agreed. But are you saying a dent when popped won't stretch the metal? If so I know many instances that would show otherwise. And me too.

Regardless, get us some better pics. All I can see is a reflection. It looks like there might be a small dent just under the base of the garage door. From what I can tell if that's it, it looks to maybe have stretched the metal initially.

SuperBlack350z

iTrader: (59)

There is a point where paint will stay it's shape after a dent/ding. The paint additive is keeping the paint in one piece when a dent/ding occurs. If you notice, if you have something freshly painted less than 6 months, a bad ding to the paint will crack the paint because it creases too much.

Nevaland90

iTrader: (6)

take it to a body shop, theyll get a paintless dent guy to come in and take care of it.

03Zilverstone

iTrader: (4)

Yeah, that what I said I agreed with. I thought earlier you were saying that the metal couldn't stretch after being popped out.