Best way to remove dent on fold rear quarter

if only you were close ...

Yep, had a careful crack at it, paint started cracking, THAT'S IT, IT'S STAYING AS IT IS...DAMN IT!

It's OK mate. You've seen my rear door, you sorta get used to it. [emoji30]

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no no its called an easy beat and bog and paint.

Take it to Lenny, he'll sort it out . . .

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They're not dents, they're memories.

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Originally Posted by jay see

It's OK mate. You've seen my rear door, you sorta get used to it. [emoji30]

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You should fix that mate, I would so trade you dents as the rear quarter is a nightmare!!!!

Find a barn door, spray it brother!

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Originally Posted by AB

Yep, had a careful crack at it, paint started cracking, THAT'S IT, IT'S STAYING AS IT IS...DAMN IT!

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Seriously mate, bring it over and we can have a good crack at it. It really is a 2 person dent mate. some pressure from inside and a smooth face hammer on the paint side will make it considerably better than it is.

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Originally Posted by happygu

That dent is not coming out without paint damage.

Removing the inner trim will give you access to get in there, but since the fold/crease line is damaged, it will take a lot of beating, and pulling to get it straight again. To get it straight properly, the paint needs to be taken back to bare metal.....

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Begone with your logical and correct comments too...lol

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Originally Posted by AB

Begone with your logical and correct comments too...lol

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If you want to get it done, how much would you pay to neaten it up a little, as I know a good panel beater that will usually do it a bit cheaper if there is no time pressures and he can use it as a fill in job?