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#16
04-19-2004, 05:09 PM
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Ok thanks, I'll try to get it done when I can for an estimate first, then swave up and get it repaired.
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2003 Arrival Blue Cavalier LS Sport Coupe Completed: Smoke Black Tint, Red Calipers, Sub box with 2-50 watt speakers (20 bucks from a buddy) Next: Intake Stock Pics: '03 Ride Awaiting Further modification 
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#17
04-19-2004, 06:54 PM
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Re: How do take out a dent on a cavvy?
PDR=Paintless Dent Repair.
If it's a scratch-ya can fill it with touch up and rub it out once it's set up. If it's a dent-ya need the metal massaged-if it's a shallow dent or crease that's not too severe-find a PDR guy and get out of his way. His methods will prolly freak you out. But a good PDR guy will make it disappear without screwing up the finish. If ya got a crease or dent with a serious amount of paint removed/transferred-take it to ya body shop. I've had good luck with MAACO. Cheap enuf and they do good work, at least 'round these parts.
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#18
04-19-2004, 08:03 PM
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Re: How do take out a dent on a cavvy?
Well its a small dent. the paint is scracthed but not to bad, u cant see the scratch from far away when its clean but can clearly see the dent (sun hits it in a diff way then rest of car it seems lol)
its no larger then a dime really and the scracth is in the dent.
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2003 Arrival Blue Cavalier LS Sport Coupe Completed: Smoke Black Tint, Red Calipers, Sub box with 2-50 watt speakers (20 bucks from a buddy) Next: Intake Stock Pics: '03 Ride Awaiting Further modification
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