My 7 has a couple door dings, and I would like to get them out, Any reccomendations? And NO, please don't say Macco.

 

I would like to know as well...
Could someone also post the location/price for the shop?

 

DENT WIZARD 425-641-3368 13201 NE 20TH Bellvue

Around here for paintless dent repair, and quarter sized "ding" will cost around 60-80 bucks.

 

Here is a little known secret that some body shops use to fix a door ding.





Dry Ice. place it on the ding the extreme cold sometimes can make the ding "pop". give it a try

 

Put ice on a dent? never heard of that before. Anyone ever use this method?

 

Dent Removal:

This works on fuel tank and other dents that don't involve a "crease" in the metal. Purchase a piece of dry ice (frozen c02) at your local liquor store. It should be larger than your dent. Using thick gloves or a towel to hold the ice, apply it to the dented area. Hold the ice in place until frost forms at least an inch beyond the dent all the way around. Remove the ice and place the tank or metal part in the Sun if possible. If the trick works you'll be able to watch the dent vanish before your eyes. This also works to remove many parking lot dents in car door.

 

I will consider that, thanks alot!

 

Sweeeeeeeeeeeet, I'm so trying that....

Have you tried this, Maniacmikey?

 

Sounds mostly like an urban myth:
http://www.vintageairstream.com/rr_topics_dents.html
http://www.paintlessdentremoval.com/

If someone has successfully done this, speak up!

 

No but I read about it in consumer reports years ago. Give it a try at the most you are out a few bucks.

 

I am curious too.In the two links you provide one say's it won't work on aluminum and the other is an ad for dent removal.

 

Not sure what you read on Consumer Reports because they don't say anything about using dry ice:
http://www.consumerreports.org/cro/c...=dent%20repair

 

that myth does not work. What a waste of my time.

 

Give Neil or Monty a call in the parts dept at Pinnicle mazda, they are located in Renton. They could tell you some great guys to see or call Andy at Mazdatech.
sometimes the best refurral is from a mechanic as they take closer looks at someones work that the adverage dude.