What is the repair method for the dent on the lower side beam of the car door?
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Simply use specialized tools for repositioning and then repaint, but it is necessary to visit a local dealership for professional repair. Below is the relevant content introduction: 1. DIY repair: DIY repair carries significant risks. Therefore, visiting a local dealership for repair is the best option. 2. Dent on the car's lower side beam: A dent on the car's lower side beam does not have a major impact on the car, but it affects the car's appearance. If the owner cares about the car's appearance, full spray reshaping or sheet metal painting can be used. The simplest method is to buy car stickers to cover the dent, which is more economical.
I've encountered the issue of dents in the door sill beam several times. Small dents can actually be handled by yourself—just get a dent repair kit. The key to the operation is to find the right support point, extend the bridge-type pry bar through the door gap, and gently push out the dent. If the door panel is easy to remove, using a rubber hammer to tap from the inside works even better. But be especially careful not to use excessive force, or the sheet metal may deform. If the dent area exceeds half the size of your palm and has creases at the edges, don’t force it—either remove the door for professional sheet metal correction or replace the part directly. Rust prevention is crucial; after repair, check the paint surface—if there are cracks, touch up immediately, or it may rust through on rainy days. Final advice: if the dent is deeper than 5 cm, it’s better to go to a repair shop, as DIY attempts can easily cause secondary damage.
