paintless dent removal

[Tammy]

nope did not work on my dent--tried it twice. :(

[carlos_e927]

definately gonna try this tomorrow! some jerk backed up into me a couple of weeks ago and dented the hatch :(.. it hurts everytime i look at it. but i'll take one for the team and try it out. i got nothing to lose. its right on the trunk so if something goes wrong or paint gets messed up, i could always invest in a carbon fiber one! :)

[!@#$%]

I had a ding removed via PDR when I was having some insurance things done and it came out perfect. There is no substitute for a professional.

[siver-SI]

I have a door ding I would love to get rid of would this work for that?

[Chazwick05]

i've tried the C02 thing and all it did was get my hopes up

[dtt02278]

where can you buy the CO2?

[Rep]

I had a ding removed via PDR when I was having some insurance things done and it came out perfect. There is no substitute for a professional.

I need about 5 dings popped. I'm just scared of the price. If they can keep it at $150 at the most I'm game.

[jjr007]

anyone ever try one of these?
http://www.dingking.tv/

[NyQuil]

has this worked for anyone?

[EPandaman29]

man that video is pretty cool, maybe i should try it on my dented fender. but knowing me, i might mess it up ahah

[benkieboy]

i tried the dingking before and it was very hard to use! you have to be very careful or your dent could be a lump!

[!@#$%]

I need about 5 dings popped. I'm just scared of the price. If they can keep it at $150 at the most I'm game.

They seem to charge per panel. And the quotes I've been given were usually 65-100 bucks per panel.

[civicsipower03]

never im me life would i do something like that on my car it dosent look good. Pay 50$ or so and get the dent removed without and risck of messing up.

[ts ep3]

shit it really worked

[xhx]

I'd leave it to the professionals. I have a great PDR guy I go to locally. I watched him work his magic on a DEEP dent someone left me on my passenger door on a windy day (the bastard just let his door go), and I have a ton of respect now for the guys that can do this. He was able to take care of the worst of the dent; the only way you'd know anything had been done is a little squiggle on the crease under the window.