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Dents are places on the body where the material has been physically deformed, usually due to impact from another hard material. Many times, the dent can be pulled back out without doing any damage to the body, and restoring the surface to the original look.
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Will pushing this dent out make the job harder for a Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) specialist?
attempted repairs always make the repair more challenging, and expensive, because you literally have to reverse engineer the previous repair to return the damage back to its original state and then fix the dent … If you're looking for a quality job, I advise against touching it.
https://www.primeautodentremoval.com/blog-podcast/5-simple-questions-about-paintless-dent-removal …
