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Removing dent in truck roof


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I managed to get a dent on of the high panel at rear going to roof.

Do it very gently,made a piece of Rod (Steel),,Drilled it and inserted some Nylon round dia in the pilot hole..The metal is stretched,DO NOT START AT THE MIDDLE,,You will finish up with Excess Metal.

Made a sucker and drew straight lines on it,Reflection in the paint work shows Wobbly where it is still bent,,used a sucker to attache it to body..

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Someone put a crease in the bottom of my other halfs car door, It didn't break the paint amazingly.

One cup of coffee later the chap had the panel off and crease gone. We were very impressed and compared to a re spray it was a a lot cheaper

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I repaired something similar last month, it billed the guy £295. You've got a solid colour there, which may have faded slightly, so a blend could prove difficult. It would be just as easy to prep and refinish the roof panel, also because of the damaged area it would be difficult to to carry out a PDR ( paint less dent removal) technique. Its easily repairable though, £350 at a push.

My price was for a two door pick up cab roof.

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If it's just s shooting bus just kick it out,my old Vitara had no trim inside so we used to just whack it with a hammer of push the dints out with the foot.Quick roll over with the NATO green,good as new till the next night. Plus side was no one ever parked close to it in the car park!

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