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Old 04-06-2010, 06:03 AM
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agreed with the PDR suggestions....paint looks to be intact....GL
Old 04-06-2010, 06:23 AM
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Use a Porter cable or a rotary polisher and it will be fine!

Looks like it could be pulled out by a PDR firm...

Good luck
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Yeah, I am agreeing with the other guys are saying. Paint looks good, good chance that paintless dent removal will get it out.
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you can always check with your dealership to see who they use/recc for a PDR service....
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They have a certified autobody shop onsite.
That's actually who I decided to go with because of their certified shop. Thanks.
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PDR FTW!
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Originally Posted by jay77
Use a Porter cable or a rotary polisher and it will be fine!

Looks like it could be pulled out by a PDR firm...

Good luck
Funny thing is, I just ordered a porter cable package from detailer domain and was supposed to do everything this weekend. But with the accident I was a little discouraged. There actually are a couple little nicks in the paint, so I'm planning on getting the panel replaced. I don't want to drive up their insurance premiums, but I feel that since my car is in great condition I shouldn't half ass it now. Does anybody really suggest going to a PDR instead of getting the panel replaced at the dealer's shop? Is the paint match really something to worry about? The technician said they use BMW paint and paint the rear quarter panel and passenger door to match perfectly.
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Originally Posted by rparik01
Is the paint match really something to worry about? The technician said they use BMW paint and paint the rear quarter panel and passenger door to match perfectly.
The question I'd be asking is, if they can match the paint so perfectly, why would they need to paint the rear quarter panel too?
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New estimate from JMK ( a certified BMW collision center) says 3700.
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@estimates: wtf... i've seen way more damaged doors get fixed... maybe not PDR but as good as new after painting....
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