Passanger side rear quarter banged up.

Man, I hate it when this happens. Some guy two days ago came head on into my lane on a turn, so I reflexivly pulled to the left. Bad idea. I hit the gaurd rail and put a NICE scratch all the way down my ride. Now I need new fender's flares and have to fix a dent. :fire:


Here's my question. I've got a small dent on the passanger side to the rear of the door in that panel. Think on the outside of the door latch. How am I supposed to fix that? I can't pull off the quarterpannel, because as far as I can tell, it's ALL one piece. Any suggestions? I'm going to have to take it to a body shop to get it painted and I know the old Dry Ice trick will not work.

 

[Joe93]

It all depends on the size of the dent. There are many methods to fixing the dent. Some ways are Bondo, suction cup, A tool called a sure shot, if you can get to the other side of the panel body hammers could fix it. If you could post a picture of the dent I could give you some better ideas on how to go about fixing it.

 

[MONMIX]

Ask the body shop wile you are there. Technically the quarter panel does come off but that requires grinding and then welding and all that. Not a task for a weekend warrior. If it is a small dent , and you feel up to it , try to mud it your self. Just make sure you use good filler , and Bondo brand is not good filler. Put the mud on bare metal , never on paint. Work it smooth with 80 grit , and finish it with 180 then prime.