Hey Guys,

I have a dent on the my girls car (7th gen accord)that is on the driver side 3/4 panel. This is right above the body line and it looks like someone leaned on it and hand dented it. It looks like its dent by just a little bit of pressure. It looks like not a big dent by like creasing of the edges or body paint. Is there a good method in just popping it right out :dunno: like a suction cup method? (does anyone know where i can pick one up) I saw once the duster spray upside down and pops out the dent? Open up the interior and push it out from the inside of the car???

Thanks guys!

Sounds like a perfect candiate for pdr. Let a pro do it. They should be able to tell you upfront whether they can pop it out. As long as they can access it from behind you should be ok. If there are any other dings present they can look at those too.

anyone know of a good PDR in NY?

Many dealers have a guy they use to fix blemishes caused by minor accidents in and around the lot. Honda of New Rochelle has one that I might use next time I bring the car in for service.

I just got the same thing on my car this weekend... i was at a homecoming getting hammered... and the next day i notice this dent on my right rear quarter panel.... i was PISSED! ... its not horrible.... or creased or anything.... bus as the OP said... it looks like some dumb drunk retard leaned on my car.... its like i can almost pop it out myself by just pushing around it.... but it wont stay out.... any quik and easy way to just pop it out real quick? It is quite minor.... not deep in.... but about the size of a hand... any help would be great

I've used Dent Wiz guys on multiple occasions. Came out perfect every time.

www.dentwiz.com

You may want to ask if they offer a package deal where they do the whole car (regardless of the amount of dings) for a flat rate. I paid $200 for my previous car which covered over 15 dings/dents. He couldn't correct some of the dings fully. If the price is right, I would wait for 10 more dings and go with the flat rate package.