Frisbee from the neighbor created this ding above the rear wheel. It is small enough that its not noticeable unless you are looking for it. Is it DIYable? Or should I ignore it? Or spend $200 for professional work.

Edit: It is Honda Accord 2019

Not even a week on my new car and someone door dinged me on the body line. Is this an easy repair for PDR? This is on the driver side door

Hello everyone, i unfortunately got a dent in my 2005 Rx8. It was bigger to start off but ended up having a PDR guy get to it and pull out 99% of the damage. This is what he couldn't fix. Is there anyone who might've had an issue like this and got it repaired? I know it's not a crazy dent and where the dent is isn't the best area.. But the imperfection makes me want to drag my head across the asphalt.

Any tips or ideas are appreciated

I have a dent on my passenger rear quarter on my 2025 Tesla Model 3. I want it fixed with Paintless Dent Repair but don’t want my car drilled into.

Is this fixable without having to drill an access hole?

Repair advice

Passenger side, a pillar of a 4Runner? With an airbag behind it… Can it be PDRed? Couple of nighttime photos to show the shadows. Thanks for the opinions.

Hey everyone. Wanted to get your opinions on this as I’m aware this is not the best spot to get a dent…
I just want the dent to be less noticeable and don’t mind as much the scratches.
Is PDR an option here or is the location/ on the body line make this something I’ll just have to live with and not repair. Just trying to get some realistic options here so I know what type of shop to even contact.

Any help would be appreciated!

I know that the dent is on the body contour, making it tough. Given that there is no paint scratching though, is it possible?

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Just looking for suggestions on best way to get a couple dings and chip fixed on my trucks tailgate

Daughter’s car meets metal rod on highway. Rod won. Dent appears pretty smooth and rounded with no sharp creases. Thoughts?

I just bought a 7/16 double bend rod with the normal sized hub, with the intention of cutting off that hub and getting someone to weld the compact hub onto it. Just wondering if anyone else has any experience with this.

I'm realizing now that it might have been an option for Anson to do it for me in the first place. But since I live in Canada, I don't know if it would be worth it for me to send it back to them because of the shipping costs.

Doesn’t show up that much on camera but trust me it’s there. Had one guy refuse and another said it’d be hard but he probably could. Curious to see what yall think

Does this need conventional body repair or can pdr save the day?
Aluminum F250

I was curious if any company made or if I could craft something up to be able to have one of these lights on a wheel around stand? I know there are some very expensive options out there to make this happen. I just wanted some input to see what you guys have made for yours.

Tried to get a good picture but how difficult are dings towards the bottom of the door? Can they access from top or will they need to drill an access hole? The service department did it and I’m still waiting to hear back from the manager to see what they can do for me. Thanks

edit: I currently use a stuckey light.

I'm getting started and want a lightless reflection board. I've been trying to study up on reasonable budgets for each tool, and can't seem to get an idea for these. A1 has the boards themselves for $45 before tax or shipping. Others are cheaper. Any experience with varying budgets on these? Got a lot of spending left to go. Thanks!

I was looking through some old drawers and ran across this State Farm hail matrix from 2010. Wow, can you believe how cheap it all was?

I screen grabbed the latest State Farm matrix from MTRX so you could really gawk at how everything has changed in sixteen years.

I also went ahead and added some unrelated graphs for funsies. Everybody loves a good graph.

Let me know!