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Old 05-15-2021, 10:22 AM   #3
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I had a similar bulge after closing the lid on something in the trunk. I had a paintless dent repair done and it looks like new. Mine didn’t break the paint however.
Ahhh that's good to know. The dent is barely visible actually. It may just be that Arctic silver is really good at hiding dents, but I've been surprised how resilient the body of this car is to minor damage. I've got a few nasty paint spots like this one and a gash on the fender that aren't enough to make me want to repaint the whole thing but I also don't want to buy an ounce of touch-up paint and make it look like my kids fixed it for me lol.

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