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    my new dent

    thanks to my friends, i just got my first dent. i don't want to make him pay for the damage because that would take to much time and effort so how am i going to get to this dent to pop it out without tearing out too much stuff?









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    Dents and dings suck ass!
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      yea!

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        #4
        pop off the fender and bang it out..might be hard cuz i think i see a creese

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          #5
          uh, anything where i myself don't have to go spend money on?



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            #6
            my dad had a ding king. it didnt work for me, and its such a small tool that it might not reach across the dent he has so it might not work. the glue was kinda cool, but didnt hold quite tight enough on tight dents.


            mikes- whatever method you use (wther it be a ding king or taking the fender off and popping it out from the inside) work your way INWARD from the outside edge of the dent. if you pop out the center, itll leave wavy creases... start at the edges and slowly work the dent out, itll come out better.


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              #7
              i got the ding king, it works real good on fenders but not so good on stonger parts of the car like the trunk

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                #8
                so i'm thinking i'm going to just remove the fender. what kind of tool am i going to need to remove this?




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                  #9
                  u need a new fender, first u have to take off the bumper then use a 10mm to take off 9 fender bolts, then u got some screws in the wheel well u have to deal with, and a phillips head screw near the corner light, have fun

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                    #10
                    Dents always suck.
                    You could bang it out, put a lil fill in there and have it repainted and it should look good as new.
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by mikes_accord_se
                      so i'm thinking i'm going to just remove the fender. what kind of tool am i going to need to remove this?

                      looks like a umm...wrench? or a socket set? even some vice grips would work u have more than just one holding it on tho

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                        #12
                        Originally posted by mikes_accord_se
                        so i'm thinking i'm going to just remove the fender. what kind of tool am i going to need to remove this?

                        lol you need a socket set obviously

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                          #13
                          yeah i knew that, just not what size.... but anyway, bought that stuff and i'm starting to think i'm just going to go to a body repair place and get it fixed and make my friend pay for it. simple enough.



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                            #14
                            You can also try to find a workshop that fixes dents without any use of paint....

                            We have some workshops in my country that are specialists in doing that.
                            Here´s i link :

                            http://www.nopaint.dk/public_html/index.asp

                            Maybe you can find something like that in the near of were you live....??

                            Jeppe
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                              #15
                              go to a tool store and they should have a dent repair kit, it's like 15 bucks. it comes with some hammers and some metal pieces that are curved, they work real good, it saved me from buying a new fender.

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