dent on door

domsz4

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ive got a reversing dent on the door and whilst i was at autoglass in aintree yesterday i popped into a place next door to see what they thought.

they recon they can take it out without replacing the door and it will be about £250 is this a good amount. i tried to take a pic with my phone but it just wasnt able to pick out the damage. its not just a scrape its properly gone in and left a nice ding.

how can you asses a body shop for its quality?

i have asked so many people for a recomendation for a body shop in liverpool and drawn a blank. no one here knows any, no one on other forums knows any and all my mates either dont care or have used the main dealers so im just having to go on spec. they seemed to have lots of front end damaged vans the sort of small connect type waiting but i didnt really go into the body shop to see the final product on anything.

he said he would be able to pulltap it out an then fill the rest, he didnt think he would need to go in from the inside of the door it was all done from the outside and it would take him a few days.
 
That's not too bad for a big dent. My S-Max door was dented with a crease and it was £350 to pull it out, make good and paint.
 
Stuart Truman said:
That's not too bad for a big dent. My S-Max door was dented with a crease and it was £350 to pull it out, make good and paint.

Small dent on wheel arch and some scuffed paint on the 911 caused by a truck tire = $4,250
Small dent in door (door ding, no paint damage) on M3 = $90

Check the internet for reviews and look for other work done by the shop. In my city of 1.1 million people there are three shops that are recommended for "Nice cars" .. three out of possibly 200 !
 
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