Paintless Dent Removal
Hey guys,
Unfortunately, I walked out to my car having a couple of door dents in it (2 separate occasions) that were pretty bad and very noticeable. I called up Tri-state Dent Removal and Mike did a great job at getting the dents out. I need a little touch up paint, but for the most part I have to look for the mark to see where the dent was, and it can't be seen unless you're looking for it. It was a bit expensive but absolutely worth it. I just want to let you know that Mike and Tri-state Dent Removal did a great job and should be checked out if you need PDR in New Jersey, New York, or Connecticut.
As a side note, I can't wait for the day I see someone open their car door into mine
Unfortunately, I walked out to my car having a couple of door dents in it (2 separate occasions) that were pretty bad and very noticeable. I called up Tri-state Dent Removal and Mike did a great job at getting the dents out. I need a little touch up paint, but for the most part I have to look for the mark to see where the dent was, and it can't be seen unless you're looking for it. It was a bit expensive but absolutely worth it. I just want to let you know that Mike and Tri-state Dent Removal did a great job and should be checked out if you need PDR in New Jersey, New York, or Connecticut.
As a side note, I can't wait for the day I see someone open their car door into mine
The PDR repair is the way-to-go!
My vehicles are always parked out of the city (door-ding city), taking two spaces and a good hike to the destination.
One day the wife, who had an identical vehicle, told me she used mine and it was dented by a shopping cart.
My incredulity factor was off-the-chart! (No, I still haven't forgotten, but I love her, so I'm mostly over it...)
It was fixed w/ PDR and $100, back when $100 was a lot of money. It looks fine, no evidence of damage.
My vehicles are always parked out of the city (door-ding city), taking two spaces and a good hike to the destination.
One day the wife, who had an identical vehicle, told me she used mine and it was dented by a shopping cart.
My incredulity factor was off-the-chart! (No, I still haven't forgotten, but I love her, so I'm mostly over it...)
It was fixed w/ PDR and $100, back when $100 was a lot of money. It looks fine, no evidence of damage.
Yeah, I need a little touch up paint because the dent was sharp, but mike did a great job. As far as people are concerned, I don't understand it. I park so far away from anyone and it still happens.
Beware...
Not saying its right but its an invitation in some peoples green eyes...
Last edited by 157dB; Apr 24, 2010 at 02:08 PM.
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There are morons that consider a car parked far out an invitation. Maybe it's jealousy but it's infuriating, nonetheless. People have little respect for one another and I blame our entire society's lack of a sense of ownership and responsibility. Every major population area is loaded with inconsiderate, aggressive, rude, all-about-me azzholes. Not that I'm biased or anything but after growing up in Philly and then moving to various large and small communities, I despise folks in large communities for their arrogance.
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There are morons that consider a car parked far out an invitation. Maybe it's jealousy but it's infuriating, nonetheless. People have little respect for one another and I blame our entire society's lack of a sense of ownership and responsibility. Every major population area is loaded with inconsiderate, aggressive, rude, all-about-me azzholes. Not that I'm biased or anything but after growing up in Philly and then moving to various large and small communities, I despise folks in large communities for their arrogance.
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