A couple weeks ago I parked in a local Targit parking lot and got dinged. It was pretty nasty; drivers side rear door and right below the crease.

Based on the cars parked nearby when coming and going, I think the paired marks were from the corner of a shopping cart. The clearcoat was scuffed but not broken. There's a Dent Wizard affiliate nearby, so I made an appointment.

For a hundred bucks, you can't even tell it was hit. I'm extremely satisfied. It took about an hour. The door panel was removed but these tech's have the tools and know-how to do it right. Despite the estimate noting an additional charge to buff out the scuff mark, they charged the minimum.

Don't live with a ding that will annoy you every time you see it.:thumbsup:

Glad to hear it worked out!

Awesome. We have the DENT TERMINATOR around here and they are awesome!

2 tiny dings in drivers door... Not deep but 1 was 4 inches. $ 311.25. Was told that it had double layer windows so it is considered harder work. Waiting in the lobby at the Danvers location now. I bet I could have done it with a roller of some type, but what the heck.. Let's see how it looks.

Dent Wizard is the real deal. Their techs have an extensive training school they go through, and every time I've used them I've been happy.

This is why I purchased Dent Zone coverage on my cars. $260/3years on the STS , and $350/5 years on the CTS.

I've used it 4 times to remove 6 dings. Unlimited usage during coverage, 0 deductible. Just have them do it when I have it in for service.

Had Dent Star do a few small ones on top of the rear quarters just on each side of the trunk....someone must have had hauled something too big and had it hanging out the truck over the fenders. They came out and you can't even find them if you tried. $175 bucks.

I had a nasty door ding in my 2002 Lincoln LS--looked like someone took a center punch and hammered it into my driver door. Just $75 later and it was gone--could not find the spot. PDR is awesome!

Last month my wife got caught in a bad hail storm. Her 2008 Hyundai Santa Fe was covered in small dents. The repair was done via PDR, and it's perfect. Cost my insurance company $5,300 though. :bulging:

Got a dime sized ding last week. I live in suburb of Cleveland, OH. Dent Wizard doesn't have mobile service or weekend hours so I called 'Dents Vanish' in Akron area (not sure if they have other locations). They came to my work (42 miles one way for them) the next day, fixed it in less than 10 minutes (perfectly) and charged $75+$5.43 tax. I recommend them to anyone in NE Ohio who needs PDR. I hope I never have to see them again, but holding on to their card in case I do. I was surprised that I couldn't find more companies that performed PDR in this area, but it all turned out good anyway. Hope this helps at least one person in my area.

how do we use dent wizard? i went to their website and typed in my zipcode and the results came up as a BMW DEALERSHIP?

Most of these guys are easy to negotiate down - if cash transaction. You're really only paying for labor.