hey everyone i was just wondering what would be the best/ cheapest way to get this dent fixed on my truck? its pretty big lol
was just wondering where the best place is to go and get prices? im located in clio
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The best way to fix that is to replace the whole pannel that way you get rid of that rust at the same time. the rust you see there is only the begining I've fixed many of those trucks if you were to cut that pannel off you would see that the rust is all the way up to that body line. I personally wouldn't spend the money to have it fixed if I wasn't gonna fix the rust too. ==2cents
Get a plunger! LOL
Quote from: Mudbuster on July 13, 2008, 09:04:30 PM
The best way to fix that is to replace the whole pannel that way you get rid of that rust at the same time. the rust you see there is only the begining I've fixed many of those trucks if you were to cut that pannel off you would see that the rust is all the way up to that body line. I personally wouldn't spend the money to have it fixed if I wasn't gonna fix the rust too. ==2cents
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thnx everyone any ideas on where i should take it or should i just go and get prices tommorow
X3 too bad u liv so far my buddy did mine great job ==np
Quote from: Squirell on July 13, 2008, 09:57:35 PM
Quote from: Mudbuster on July 13, 2008, 09:04:30 PM
The best way to fix that is to replace the whole pannel that way you get rid of that rust at the same time. the rust you see there is only the begining I've fixed many of those trucks if you were to cut that pannel off you would see that the rust is all the way up to that body line. I personally wouldn't spend the money to have it fixed if I wasn't gonna fix the rust too. ==2cents
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yeah i think im gunna goo get some prices tomorow
cant be bumped out and look good, it appears creased....
panel replacement time....
but on the cheap side... pull out the interior.. get out a DEADBLOW hammer... or a rubber mallet to give it a few wacks to knock it out.
thnx for the ideas guys :]
Quote from: Eroq on July 14, 2008, 04:52:40 AM
cant be bumped out and look good, it appears creased....
panel replacement time....
but on the cheap side... pull out the interior.. get out a DEADBLOW hammer... or a rubber mallet to give it a few wacks to knock it out.
X2 and that might not be on the cheap side to repair, if its through a reputable shop/ person [depending on connections, etc.]
Quote from: toughbowtietruck on July 16, 2008, 02:05:39 AM
Quote from: Fraser on July 16, 2008, 01:51:15 AM
Quote from: Eroq on July 14, 2008, 04:52:40 AM
cant be bumped out and look good, it appears creased....
panel replacement time....
thnx man u prolly saved me some work :] i dont know what is gunna happen wih this might leave it for a while
but on the cheap side... pull out the interior.. get out a DEADBLOW hammer... or a rubber mallet to give it a few wacks to knock it out.
X2 and that might not be on the cheap side to repair, if its through a reputable shop/ person [depending on connections, etc.]
you'll have to cut through the inner cab wall to get to those outer panels....tried that