Had to of been a shopping cart!
#1
Had to of been a shopping cart!
Was putting on my new Injen CAI and a co-worker blurted out HOLY ****, I was like what, turned and now my weekend is ruined.
I washed my car yesterday then went to Target parked way out in the lot, and I guess thats where the dent came from.
I had just put my Black headlights in and was admiring them and didn't notice the ****** dent in the fender.
Now I have to fix it, tear everything off the door and fender, and paint the fender and color blend the door.
I washed my car yesterday then went to Target parked way out in the lot, and I guess thats where the dent came from.
I had just put my Black headlights in and was admiring them and didn't notice the ****** dent in the fender.
Now I have to fix it, tear everything off the door and fender, and paint the fender and color blend the door.
#4
dents
I feel for you out there. I took my new P5 in black mica with leather in for tinting yesterday and noticed a nice Target cart dent in the top middle of the passenger front w/w. Not even 1000 miles yet. Chipped the paint in two places along with the nice dent. Despite being careful where I parked, people are inconsiderate ******** when it comes to parking lots (among other things). My P5 is a virgin no longer!
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#5
Padanky, don't go to a body shop for this. By the picture it doesn't look like it broke through the paint.
Go to one of those shops that do bodyless dent removal. Can't help with names of companies since I'm north of the border.
But I'm sure you can find one in your area. They have removed dents a lot bigger than yours and the cost is much lower than a body shop.
Go to one of those shops that do bodyless dent removal. Can't help with names of companies since I'm north of the border.
But I'm sure you can find one in your area. They have removed dents a lot bigger than yours and the cost is much lower than a body shop.
#6
Originally posted by ESsedan01
Padanky, don't go to a body shop for this. By the picture it doesn't look like it broke through the paint.
Go to one of those shops that do bodyless dent removal. Can't help with names of companies since I'm north of the border.
But I'm sure you can find one in your area. They have removed dents a lot bigger than yours and the cost is much lower than a body shop.
Padanky, don't go to a body shop for this. By the picture it doesn't look like it broke through the paint.
Go to one of those shops that do bodyless dent removal. Can't help with names of companies since I'm north of the border.
But I'm sure you can find one in your area. They have removed dents a lot bigger than yours and the cost is much lower than a body shop.
It's also in a spot that couldn't be fixed by them so-called paintless dent repair people.
Thanks though.
Chris
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Re: Had to of been a shopping cart!
Originally posted by Padanky
Was putting on my new Injen CAI and a co-worker blurted out HOLY ****, I was like what, turned and now my weekend is ruined.
I washed my car yesterday then went to Target parked way out in the lot, and I guess thats where the dent came from.
I had just put my Black headlights in and was admiring them and didn't notice the ****** dent in the fender.
Now I have to fix it, tear everything off the door and fender, and paint the fender and color blend the door.
Was putting on my new Injen CAI and a co-worker blurted out HOLY ****, I was like what, turned and now my weekend is ruined.
I washed my car yesterday then went to Target parked way out in the lot, and I guess thats where the dent came from.
I had just put my Black headlights in and was admiring them and didn't notice the ****** dent in the fender.
Now I have to fix it, tear everything off the door and fender, and paint the fender and color blend the door.
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