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      04-10-2019, 05:50 AM   #1
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Dent in front of rear wheel

Not sure how I got this one because it's pretty low so I don't think it was hit by a door... Maybe someone kicked my car or something idk. It's a '16 435i coupe and the dent is about the size of a dime? I took it to a detailer and he said there's no access to it other than drilling a hole somewhere to get to it because that area is sealed off. He says he's going to ask a PDR guy to see if they know any way around that.

Has anyone had a dent in a similar area and know anything about it? It's where the red dot is, but on the passenger side.

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      04-10-2019, 08:52 AM   #2
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A good PDR guy will make that disappear so long as its not too close to a body seam or crease.

And yes, they may have to drill a hole in the door jam to access it. Not a huge deal, they plug it after.

I would get a good PDR guy and let him go to town. Depending on time it takes should cost between $100-$200.
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      04-10-2019, 10:35 AM   #3
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It's not inaccessible, but you have to remove so much stuff to get at it that it might as well be. One method that might work is heat followed by cold, there are youtube videos of how it's done. You can try it yourself or have a PDR guy do it.
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Oof thanks guys
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      04-11-2019, 12:37 PM   #5
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A good PDR can definitely take care of this, you'd be surprised what they can do.
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