Can anyone reccomend a paintless dent repair near Houston?
07-11-2008, 05:01 PM
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Can anyone reccomend a paintless dent repair near Houston? I have a few dings on the quarter panels, one is pretty long, but not deep. Back in VA we had the Dent Doctor... basically could push out the dents from behind...
Does anyone know of, or could reccomend a shop that could take a look at the car and provide a reasonable and quality repair job?
Thanks... Im in Dickinson, but could travel a bit if needed.
Does anyone know of, or could reccomend a shop that could take a look at the car and provide a reasonable and quality repair job?
Thanks... Im in Dickinson, but could travel a bit if needed.
07-11-2008, 09:12 PM
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I just got mine done. I used a guy named Chad, he can drive to you if reasonable distance. I live in Katy.
Did a real nice job! I was very impressed.
He lives somewhere off of 1960 and Kuyikendaul (sp) he does alot of the dealerships in the woodlands area.
Did a real nice job! I was very impressed.
He lives somewhere off of 1960 and Kuyikendaul (sp) he does alot of the dealerships in the woodlands area.
07-24-2008, 09:01 AM
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I just used dent blasters, they came to me and it took about 30 minutes from start to finish. Nice guy, knew his stuff, removed a minor ding by the gas tank filler door on the curved part. Highly recommend.
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the only thing i am concerned about with them is they may not be able to remove the big one... its not deep, but its kinda long... looks like someone just rubbed their fingers across the panel (in my case a plastic bumper from another car)
I will give dent blasters a call, see what they can do about making it a bit less noticable.
I will give dent blasters a call, see what they can do about making it a bit less noticable.
07-25-2008, 08:51 AM
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the only thing i am concerned about with them is they may not be able to remove the big one... its not deep, but its kinda long... looks like someone just rubbed their fingers across the panel (in my case a plastic bumper from another car)
I will give dent blasters a call, see what they can do about making it a bit less noticable.
I will give dent blasters a call, see what they can do about making it a bit less noticable.
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I used DentMender USA. I don't remember the name of the guy, but he came to where I live in Fulshear and took care of the dents that were on my Ford. My uncle uses him to get the dents out of the company cars and the work he did was pretty cool. I never even knew paintless dent repair existed. You can probably find them on the internet.
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Resurrecting an old thread! I just had a nice door ding on my other car (daily driver) repaired by a place in Seabrook (Dent Medics), and Jeff did the work. It turned out really good and is hard to notice (unless you get close and keep shifting your angle of view). He has great customer service and has been doing this a long time. I asked him about my Z28 and a small ding in the door. Since our doors are not metal, it seems that they are not typically repaired with paintless dent removal :-( Has anyone had their doors dinged and repaired?
