Ball hammer it back in along the side working inwards?
Edit: Got a quote from some autobody "expert". It would cost upwards around $600 for a professional to do. Just for the door.
-- Edited by blackbird307 on Friday 12th of July 2013 10:30:13 PM
blackbird307 said
Jul 12, 2013
What's the best course of action? Or should I just get a new door?
Professur said
Jul 12, 2013
Impossible to tell from that photo but it doesn't look like anything too tough to deal with. A competent bodyman should be able to knock that back into shape in short order. I'm only seeing small areas where it may be stretched and none of those look deep enough to worry about.
65post said
Jul 12, 2013
Looks like an easy fix.
norontcan said
Jul 12, 2013
Since the paint looks broken and its going to need repainting then any decent bodyman should be able to straighten it out.
If the paint wasn't broken and you were trying to save it then a good paintless dent repaiman would be in order.
Ball hammer it back in along the side working inwards?
Edit: Got a quote from some autobody "expert". It would cost upwards around $600 for a professional to do. Just for the door.
-- Edited by blackbird307 on Friday 12th of July 2013 10:30:13 PM
What's the best course of action? Or should I just get a new door?
If the paint wasn't broken and you were trying to save it then a good paintless dent repaiman would be in order.