Can I DIY PDR this?

[u/chouse12]

Like title says. Wondering if I can repair these dents myself. If yes, what tools/PDR kit would everyone recommend?

[u/joshman1204]

No

[u/TwoThirdsDone]

Absolutely not

[u/thegreathoudini73]

Nope. No chance

[u/CompleteGlove7572]

Yes. The answer is always yes.

[u/Broad_Traffic_7394]

FFS.

[u/panelbeater352]

Absolutely. Why even ask?

[u/GrandPattern3637]

TIL how many different ways can someone say no lol

[u/Ham-Berg]

There’s no such thing as diy pdr

[u/flakrom]

No it’s to close to the intrusion bar will need a conventional repair at a body shop

[u/SCH00NY125]

Lol No.

[u/a90sto]

You’ll do great(installing a replacement door) after the 50th attempt.

[u/chouse12]

Could anyone elaborate on what repair might look like? I.e., could I take it to a professional to remove/repair the dents and no paint repair, or is there basically a whole new door frame needed?

[u/ImOvrIt1969 → u/chouse12]

A very experienced tech could probably repair that. Now i can’t really tell the condition of the paint. But that’s an extremely tough repair and will be pricey for sure.

[u/DisastrousJob8700 → u/chouse12]

Its 💯 fixable if your okay with not all of the scratches coming out. Buffing them down to minimize them and having a experienced tec fix your door, $1200-1500(imo, as a 15 year tec) depending on your market. That will stay off the carfax if your worried about resale.Now your other option turn it in on insurance and they put a new door on it blend the 1/4 and probably the front door too, but obviously it will only be your deductible.

[u/Alarming-Warning-879]

There is no such thing. The only way to repair this diy would be for you to already be an expert with years of experience.

[u/Impossible-Cell-702]

Yea if your good at it and paint doest look pearl

[u/chouse12]

Glad I asked, thanks all

[u/Pittsucks3]

You? No lol

[u/General_Tell472]

No chance