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i got a huge dent in my quarter panel, about a foot long and its time to take care of it.where should i go about fixing it.

i here bondoe (if thats how you spell it) swell's up after 6 month's
would that be true?

Take it to a reputable body shop.

Bondo is how its spelt, and I agree w/ Nutmeg, take it to a shop, if its not a super bad dent/ding, it can probably be fised with PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) otherwise they will take the fender off and hammer it out smooth like stock and repaint the whole fender, but usually they will want to repaint part of the bumper, hood, and door to "color match" it all. It will cost some money, but the end result will look better than DIY Bondo.

try this first, if it doesnt work, get to a body shop

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/501379/re ... airduster/

no shit dude...lol thats f***** awesome man,and even better if it works on mine...lol have you ever tried it?

preston75052 wrote:no shit dude...lol thats f***** awesome man,and even better if it works on mine...lol have you ever tried it?

yeah, unfortunately the dent on my door is just way too sharp to be helped by this method.

I'm glad you posted that. I'm going to try it on my hood.

so you mean it has a crease in the dent,is that what you mean?
because my dent is the same way.

wow that is nice ill try it later ill post progress reports

i tried it on my car, didn't work

or i just did it wrong.

fuk it then ill just drive the skittle off a cliff that way ill get over all the things that are wrong with it

this only works on lite dents and large, shallow dents. its worth a shot though, it will only cost you a hair dryer and a can of air cleaner.

racer12306 wrote:i tried it on my car, didn't work

or i just did it wrong.

I finnaly got around to trying it yesterday and it didn't work. And my dents aren't sharp.

preston75052 wrote:i got a huge dent in my quarter panel, about a foot long and its time to take care of it.where should i go about fixing it.

i here bondoe (if thats how you spell it) swell's up after 6 month's
would that be true?

Bondo work is really an art. My past two cars both have had it done too them and they were fine months later. It was done by my dad, who fixes cars now that he's retired. I wouldn't advise doing it yourself unless you've had experience.