Paintless Dent Removal, Odor Removal, and Headlight Restoration Serivces
01-09-2007, 09:43 AM
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Originally Posted by StupidDent
Headlight Restoration
Step 1
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our heavy duty compound to remove all the dirt and grim.
Step 2
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our headlight restoration compound to remove the oxidation from the headlights.
Step 3
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our polish compound to restore the shine to the headlights.
Retail Package: $25
Step 1
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our heavy duty compound to remove all the dirt and grim.
Step 2
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our headlight restoration compound to remove the oxidation from the headlights.
Step 3
Use a high speed orbital buffer with our polish compound to restore the shine to the headlights.
Retail Package: $25
01-09-2007, 10:55 AM
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I've seen as high as $75-$100 for this package. So this is a promotional/i-club price. 
Originally Posted by gqchynaboy
Is their a promotional package for this??
01-09-2007, 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by StupidDent
I've seen as high as $75-$100 for this package. So this is a promotional/i-club price.
Was this your work?? I might have a friend that might be interested.
01-09-2007, 11:31 AM
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Thanks for asking. All images here and my website are MY work. Don't want to false advertise you know. 
And thank you for your interest!
Oh, in case you are wondering... Every service I provide I have done it to both of my cars. I would never provide a service that I won't do on my own car.
And thank you for your interest!Oh, in case you are wondering... Every service I provide I have done it to both of my cars. I would never provide a service that I won't do on my own car.
Originally Posted by gqchynaboy
Was this your work?? I might have a friend that might be interested.
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01-09-2007, 12:37 PM
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It's a little more difficult than your regular body panels. However, if it has been worked on, I am not going to touch it (maybe a more experienced guy would). If you really want, I could tap those high points down for you, but that's about it. Sorry... 
Originally Posted by bleucamaro
How good are you at Aluminum repair?
My car had a dent in the hood that the Previous Owner hired a PDR guy to fix, and he stretched the metal and now its high and ripply
My car had a dent in the hood that the Previous Owner hired a PDR guy to fix, and he stretched the metal and now its high and ripply
01-09-2007, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by StupidDent
It's a little more difficult than your regular body panels. However, if it has been worked on, I am not going to touch it (maybe a more experienced guy would). If you really want, I could tap those high points down for you, but that's about it. Sorry...
i have a dimple on my aluminum hood, however no one has yet to touch it. do you think u can pull it out? let me know, thanks
01-09-2007, 02:32 PM
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I have to see it to know... If you are near by I can always check it out.
Originally Posted by AzN121184
i have a dimple on my aluminum hood, however no one has yet to touch it. do you think u can pull it out? let me know, thanks
01-11-2007, 08:42 PM
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depends... but I have done it. The picture above was on a trunk lid... I also did a 300zx at SubyDude Dent/BBQ day as well. But Joe also had a few that I couldn't take out...
Originally Posted by jabba827
are you able to remove dents from the trunk area?
03-15-2007, 10:59 AM
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In order to better serve you folks. I have started working with a local bodyshop to improve on my PDR skill. With that said, I now take LESS appointments than before. But the good news is, hopefully I can speed things up a bit. This does not impact my Headlight Restoration and Dry Fog Odor Removal Services since I can do them much better and quicker!
also
1) Until March 20, 2007, Stupid Dent will offer the Dry Fog Odor Removal Service at half of the retail price.
also
1) Until March 20, 2007, Stupid Dent will offer the Dry Fog Odor Removal Service at half of the retail price.