fixing up dings
I paid out of pocket. It was several years worth of small dings before I got mine popped out. No sense making your insurance premiums go up $500 per year for a $150 expense.
-Mike
-Mike
Actually, with Progressive and my 2000 Jeep, my insurance rates never went up for any of my claims under $1000. The trouble is there is no way to tell until its too late if it was worth it or not! :o)
Originally Posted by tcossair
I've got a few dings on my rear quarter panel. Any one know a rough estimate of those paintless ding removals?
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Originally Posted by SS1875
BMR weld in type.
The ding guy only charged me $75 to remove three dings from the passenger side and one from the driver's side. He said the previous owner had this done on both sides too because they had already drilled and plugged a hole in the door jambs. The way he did it was putting a long tool into the inner fender through the door jamb. He could do it by feel and a flourecent light on the panel.
Originally Posted by tcossair
Bolt on would be easier for me to do, is weld in that much better?
EDIT: I had mine welded in at a local exhaust shop. I think they charged me $50, which wasn't too bad cosidering it took 45 mins.
