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Ray O
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> As old man suggested, you can find your own paintless dent removal
> contractor. I've used Dent Wizard with excellent results. I used to
> inspect cars for body damage and could not tell where the dent was when
> they were done. They charge based on the size of the dent. I think I
> paid around $150 for a 4 inch dent in a door and was out of the shop in
> about an hour.
What do you mean by a contractor in this case? I searched Dent Wizard's web
site for service locations in my area. DW lists either dealers or body
shops. So, are you saying I better go to one of those body shops?
Max - 29 May 2007 00:13 GMT
>> As old man suggested, you can find your own paintless dent removal
>> contractor. I've used Dent Wizard with excellent results. I used to
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>site for service locations in my area. DW lists either dealers or body
>shops. So, are you saying I better go to one of those body shops?
I'd recommend not looking for "Dent Wizards" but instead, look for
"paintless dent removal". There should be tons of independent shops
in your area.
Ray O - 29 May 2007 00:28 GMT
>> As old man suggested, you can find your own paintless dent removal
>> contractor. I've used Dent Wizard with excellent results. I used to
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> web site for service locations in my area. DW lists either dealers or body
> shops. So, are you saying I better go to one of those body shops?
Most places do not charge for estimates, so you can go to one of those body
shops and ask for an estimate, or search "paintless dent removal" as Max
suggested.

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