It hailed here and my car dont have a gargage to go in. Last nite i just sat by the window watching the hail hit my car=[. this morning i woke up and rushed out side to see what it did and sure enought there alot of dent all over the car , The hood, roof and on the side near the wing =[ Anyone know the best way to remove hail dents or should i just take it to the shop? Im asking because the deduckable on my insurance is high. Any help would be great.

 

I would contanct insurance even with a high deductable. Hail damage is not cheap, dealerships ussualy wont even try to fix it they just drop the price on the vehicle (ALOT).

 

good time to buy then lol cuzz alot of car got messed up on the lots it was all over the news =P ..... well if you want a hail damage car. Ya it sad to see my car like that

 

I've heard that hail dents can pop back out when the surface of the car heats up....on dark colors especially. Of course, this isn't much comfort.

 

Will the car be the same after the repair or will u still be able to see that it was once hail damaged?

 

Sorry to hear.
Before I have taken a couple heavy rubber back thick rugs and put them on top of the car. It has worked on more than one occasion!

 

Yep im prolly just going to have to call them tomarrow has any one eles has had there car damage by hail? If so after the repair did it look good as new? and how much was it to get it fixed

 

Yes, back in '99, while waiting to pick up my Ford ranger from the dealer, we had a hail storm...the dealer called me to tell me. I had dent marks all over...I mean..ALL over. They had a paintless dent repir guy and the job he did was awesome. It was like it never happened.

 

Find a paintless dent repair person. We have lots of hail damage at our dealerships from time to time. The right person can fix it and you will absolutely never be able to tell it ever even had a hint of a dent or ding. I have seen it so many times, and yet I am still amazed everytime. I have a pretty critical eye, and I can never tell where the damage was.

Call a dealer you trust and ask them who does their hail damage work. Then make a side deal with that person to do your car for a couple hundred bucks. These guys usualy work out of a van and have low overhead, so their costs are much much lower than a body shop.

Good luck, that sucks.

 

wow you live in Odessa

have you watched the NBC show Heros?