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LEJ · 11-04-2016, 05:42 AM

When I bought my 2001 S in June, it had 9 small dents and one protruding up from the front trunk lid. I called a painless dent removal guy that I've used before and he took all the dents out, including the one on the front trunk lid for $175.00. Well worth the investment especially if the paint hasn't been damaged. Previous to this, my friend who didn't know about painless dent removal spent $700.00 to have one dent removed at a body shop. (that included a re-spray) which he didn't need if the painless dent removal technique had been done. My guy started this business about 10 years ago and to learn the various techniques, he contacted a local wrecking yard and they let him remove dents in crashed cars. (it was worth it to them as he made dented fenders, hoods, trunk lids saleable)

11-04-2016, 05:42 AM	#2
LEJ Registered User Join Date: Jun 2016 Location: Ontario, California Posts: 105	When I bought my 2001 S in June, it had 9 small dents and one protruding up from the front trunk lid. I called a painless dent removal guy that I've used before and he took all the dents out, including the one on the front trunk lid for $175.00. Well worth the investment especially if the paint hasn't been damaged. Previous to this, my friend who didn't know about painless dent removal spent $700.00 to have one dent removed at a body shop. (that included a re-spray) which he didn't need if the painless dent removal technique had been done. My guy started this business about 10 years ago and to learn the various techniques, he contacted a local wrecking yard and they let him remove dents in crashed cars. (it was worth it to them as he made dented fenders, hoods, trunk lids saleable) Last edited by LEJ; 11-04-2016 at 05:45 AM.