Removing Knucklebumps???
Removing Knucklebumps??? Well, I got a bit angered the other day and decided to take a whack at the 1st thing in sight, my Formula. And to my luck, I hit about the only piece of sheet metal on the car, the rear qtr panel. I left 2 dime sized dings in the panel 
Now of course I feel like a jackhole b/c Im gonna be out the money fo fix it. 
The good thing about the ding is, its behind the spare so I may be able to smooth it from the inside. I have some body smoothing tools that I may be able to use on it. Does anybody got any ideas/suggestions on fixing it? Well, besides not damaging it in the 1st place???
Now of course I feel like a jackhole b/c Im gonna be out the money fo fix it. The good thing about the ding is, its behind the spare so I may be able to smooth it from the inside. I have some body smoothing tools that I may be able to use on it. Does anybody got any ideas/suggestions on fixing it? Well, besides not damaging it in the 1st place???
Originally Posted by cabech984
Well, I got a bit angered the other day and decided to take a whack at the 1st thing in sight, my Formula. And to my luck, I hit about the only piece of sheet metal on the car, the rear qtr panel. I left 2 dime sized dings in the panel Now of course I feel like a jackhole b/c Im gonna be out the money fo fix it.
The good thing about the ding is, its behind the spare so I may be able to smooth it from the inside. I have some body smoothing tools that I may be able to use on it. Does anybody got any ideas/suggestions on fixing it? Well, besides not damaging it in the 1st place???
Now of course I feel like a jackhole b/c Im gonna be out the money fo fix it. The good thing about the ding is, its behind the spare so I may be able to smooth it from the inside. I have some body smoothing tools that I may be able to use on it. Does anybody got any ideas/suggestions on fixing it? Well, besides not damaging it in the 1st place???
Be thankful it's in an area accesible from the inside and take it to a PROFESSIONAL paintless dent repair shop and have them do it. Unless you've done this before, I wouldn't take a chance on creating an even bigger problem by trying to do it yourself and possibly damaging the paint.
Bryan
Originally Posted by Koncrete
just punch it from the inside 
j/k
j/k
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I have a set of PDR tools, and I use them from time to time. But I can not do it like the PRD guys out there. But they really help with big dent, making my stud gun time less. Gotta like that.
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Originally Posted by THE_SUPRA
what a baby! just punch yourself in hte face next time
About how much do these guys usually charge to remove them?? Thanks for the help!!
Last edited by cabech984; Jan 20, 2007 at 03:19 PM.
$50 bucks for my ignorance. I guess I'll pay that fine this time!! Well, I hope it's not too much more than that. B/C I got 3 little ones, 2 on one rear qtr and one on the other.