Re: Re:fixing a deng (ding)

["Sean & Tammy Ford" <Sean_M_Ford@msn.com>]

Isaku,
   Look in your local yellow pages (I'm assuming here that you are in the US)
and find something along the lines of "Dent Wizard" or paintless dent/ding
repair. I had a golf ball sized "ding" in my left rear door and a company called
DingMan did a great job repairing it; cost ~$100 - $120, can't remember now.

Sean Ford
Sean_M_Ford@msn.com
http://www.geocities.com/MotorCity/Downs/5528
'92 Audi 100CS 5-spd 33k miles
'89 Suzuki Katana 600 hibernating

-----Original Message-----
From: Isaku Higa <ihiga@concentric.net>

>At a supermarket parking lot, someone bang his/her door to my new Audi
>A4 (Avant , quattro) :-<.  There is a thin sharp vertical dent on my let
>rear door for about an 1.5 in and it is quite visible.  It took out some
>clear coats but did not seem to have penetrated to the sheet metal.  I
>picked up this car less than a month ago and it not even broken in (less
>than 700 miles).  I am very upset !!!   Before I do anything (or not to
>do anything) would someone be able to suggest what I should do?