What to Do When the Car Door Edge is Dented?
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First is stretching, using a specialized metalworking platform to stretch the compressed and deformed frame back to the state required by the original specifications. Restore the bent, dented, or bulged sections to the state required by the original specifications. Restore the bent, dented, or bulged sections to the state required by the original specifications. Smooth the repaired surface to prepare for the painting process.
I've encountered quite a few door dents. For small dents in flat areas, you can often fix them yourself using rubber suction cups or hot glue pullers – just wear gloves to protect the paint. For deeper dents or those near door seams, professional panel beating is more reliable; repair shops use specialized tools to restore the shape before repainting, ensuring no water leaks or rust. After a collision, always check if the door opens/closes normally – never force it if stuck. Before filing an insurance claim, photograph the damage with timestamps and location, weighing potential premium increases. For prevention, park with adequate spacing and consider installing door edge guards. Most importantly, address dents promptly – early repairs maintain both safety and resale value.