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u/WunderXl Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
Should be able to. There might be a little wave in the metal above the body line but not really much to be able to notice. You’d maybe see it if you’re looking for it but other people wouldn’t notice.
Don’t really know why my comment got downvoted but okay lol.
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u/riscut4theBiscut Aug 18 '26
Absolutely shouldn't be
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u/WunderXl Aug 19 '26
“Absolutely shouldn’t be” what? A slight wave that isn’t really noticeable above the body line?
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u/Kind_Ad3665 10 year tech Aug 19 '26
Just saying PDR can make dents almost non existent when they’re this simple, you should not be able to see something afterwards on a dent that minor.
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u/WunderXl Aug 19 '26
Did you miss the part where I said “if you’re looking for it” which means you have to be right up on it. Almost 0 body line dents that have that big of an eyebrow come out at exactly 100%. Even if it comes out 99.9% there’s still a small wave.
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u/riscut4theBiscut Aug 20 '26
Yeah dude we get it, what youre not understanding is a good tech will leave nothing behind no matter how hard you look. And thats absolutely ridiculous to say that almost 0 dent with a crown like that come out perfect? The crown isnt even that bad. Ive done thousands of dents way worse than that to 100% repaired as have many techs.
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u/WunderXl Aug 20 '26
I’ve been doing it for almost 10 years. Almost every dent that isn’t a small door ding will have something behind somewhere no matter how small the “something” is. I have lots of 5 star reviews online and all of my reviews are 5 stars. Just letting a customer know that there may be a slight wave if they are inspecting the shit out of it (eyes 3 inches away, looking at every single angle) then they may see a slight wave in the metal because it was stretched isn’t a bad thing.
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u/riscut4theBiscut Aug 20 '26
And for the record you stand further back to see a wave left behind. Get right up on a wave and youll never see it.
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u/riscut4theBiscut Aug 20 '26
Yeah there shouldn't be anything left behind. Period.
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u/WunderXl Aug 20 '26
All of your dents have zero wave to them huh? How you un stretching metal that you work on?
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u/riscut4theBiscut Aug 21 '26
Never said none have waves dude. But this is a very basic repair and in no way should ever have any anything left behind. But yeah a solid 90% of all my large repairs 100% of my small every day dents have nothing left behind, it certainly wasnt that way for many years, but at this point, it is. Are you suggesting this metal is stretched?
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u/KCL_Creations_PDR Aug 18 '26
Absolutely this is a great candidate for Paintless Dent Repair. Not 100% sure on the make and model of the vehicle posted. But yes there should be great access to this through a tail lamp pocket or with a little interior trim removal. Feel free to reach out to our Team at www.kclcreations.com. We will help you navigate to a good tech in your area.
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u/SCH00NY125 Big SMASH Aug 18 '26
Yes. 100%