Aaargh door dent in my quarter panel! Ideas on how to fix?

[Technician]

Originally Posted by Rudedog

Because the rear quarters are triple paneled it's very hard to impossible to get behind. If your ding is on or near the crease, using the glue method may be close to impossible.

I've had a ding replaced right near the door handle on the belt line crease and the PDG had to drill a small hole in the door jam. He painted the edges of the hole and plugged it with a rubber grommet. You can't tell if from the factory, so if you trust your PDG and know his work, don't go all "I never drive my car in the rain" on him......

Yep that's what I heard, triple paneled. Not quite that exact description but I was told it's tight in there. I tried driving the car the other day in the rain and it really isn't fun, at all....lol

[xbringdarukusx]

I've had my car in pointless dent removal a few times. It's worth the $$$$ and you can barely tell if at all. One was on the body line and was real bad. That cost me 120$ the middle of the door 80$ and I was in and out in 1 hour no appointment. Deff look into that


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[NewMuscle]

Originally Posted by GlennW

Being that he would do it in a hidden area it's actually very common and they just put a body molding plug in when they're done. You could have silicone handy and just touch up the raw edges with that, this would completely prevent any corrosion as it's in a protected area of the body. This is a lot better than bondo and repainting the whole thing. Dings happen, it's all about how radical you have to get to remove them.

What he said^^^^^^