Door ding

AMGKilla · 11-14-2015, 08:14 PM

Some POS opened their door on mine yesterday. Has anyone tried these dry ice or compressed air techniques?

TheVazha · 11-15-2015, 03:00 AM

Dude forget all that witchcraft. Go on Yelp and find the top rated PDR guy in your area. Typically they are a mobile operation and they shouldn't charge more than $75-$100 per dent depending on location. They do work that will make your head spin. You tube PDR techniques and they all do them.

AMGKilla · 11-15-2015, 09:06 AM

That was my plan. Just wanted to make sure the magical stuff didn't work. Hoping to get the dent pulled then going to bring it to the detailer and see if they can buff out the red transfer paint off my white. Ugh.

Poppyboy · 11-15-2015, 09:26 AM

Try buffing it out yourself first before paying someone to do it. Get some rubbing compound from the auto parts store. It's easy.

PAX5 · 11-15-2015, 12:44 PM

... really easy!

Just use lots of water, especially with a rubbing compound, or any abrasive wax.

PDR will probably do it for you as part of the job.

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TheVazha Major 686 Rep 1,002 Posts Drives: X5Mmmkay. Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Los Angeles iTrader: (0)	Dude forget all that witchcraft. Go on Yelp and find the top rated PDR guy in your area. Typically they are a mobile operation and they shouldn't charge more than $75-$100 per dent depending on location. They do work that will make your head spin. You tube PDR techniques and they all do them. __________________
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AMGKilla New Member 0 Rep 14 Posts Drives: No Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: USA iTrader: (0)	That was my plan. Just wanted to make sure the magical stuff didn't work. Hoping to get the dent pulled then going to bring it to the detailer and see if they can buff out the red transfer paint off my white. Ugh.
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PAX5 Captain 70 Rep 600 Posts Drives: 2012 X5 50i Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Pennsylvania iTrader: (0)	... really easy! Just use lots of water, especially with a rubbing compound, or any abrasive wax. PDR will probably do it for you as part of the job. __________________ PAX5 BMWCCA 20645
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