Big Thanks to No-Dents Paintless Dent Removal
17 July 2006, 01:51 PM
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Big Thanks to No-Dents Paintless Dent Removal
Hi All,
Just thought i would recommend these chaps who came out today and sorted out some minor little dents on my car.
I had a small 5p size dink in the front of my bonnet which chipped the paint and left a nice dent.
Big Thanks to "Matt Burgess" on 07866 703808 for sorting it out!. You would never know it happend!. (at least once i get the paint touched up again)
He is Orpington/Bromley way.
Has a basic website which does the job
http://www.nodents.net/
Top man!
Just thought i would recommend these chaps who came out today and sorted out some minor little dents on my car.
I had a small 5p size dink in the front of my bonnet which chipped the paint and left a nice dent.
Big Thanks to "Matt Burgess" on 07866 703808 for sorting it out!. You would never know it happend!. (at least once i get the paint touched up again)
He is Orpington/Bromley way.
Has a basic website which does the job
http://www.nodents.net/
Top man!
17 July 2006, 01:55 PM
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I came out Tesco's Saturday and just stood there in horror as I saw a dent in my rear quarter, passenger side.
No paint lost just a little ding, but boy was I pi55ed.
Looking for a good paintless dent removal place in the somerset area.
Or even a mobile to come and do it at my place of work.
No paint lost just a little ding, but boy was I pi55ed.
Looking for a good paintless dent removal place in the somerset area.
Or even a mobile to come and do it at my place of work.
17 July 2006, 02:00 PM
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Well if they are anything like this chap you dont have to worry.
Popped my bonnet and placed a small rod inside and carefully prized it back into place. I was
how easy it was 
Popped my bonnet and placed a small rod inside and carefully prized it back into place. I was
how easy it was
Originally Posted by Jap Import
I came out Tesco's Saturday and just stood there in horror as I saw a dent in my rear quarter, passenger side.
No paint lost just a little ding, but boy was I pi55ed.
Looking for a good paintless dent removal place in the somerset area.
Or even a mobile to come and do it at my place of work.
No paint lost just a little ding, but boy was I pi55ed.
Looking for a good paintless dent removal place in the somerset area.
Or even a mobile to come and do it at my place of work.
18 July 2006, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by AVZ
Well if they are anything like this chap you dont have to worry.
Popped my bonnet and placed a small rod inside and carefully prized it back into place. I was how easy it was
Popped my bonnet and placed a small rod inside and carefully prized it back into place. I was
how easy it was I had a guy in Chesterfield do some 'shopping trolley dinks' in mine when I first got it. I thought there was only 4. He stood this black and white plastic post up at the front of the car and said now look...now you could see there were 11 in total. He wound down the window, knocked a nylon wedge in to create a gap, then used this metal rod shaped like a hockey stick to massage the dinks out of the doors and removed a screw to get behind the wheel arch liners to do one in the wing. £40 for the lot...20 minutes work.
Dont try this at home though, these guys make it look so simple.
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