back quarter panel
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RE: back quarter panel
It's going to be pretty labor intensive work. It'll be a matter of cutting off the entire quarter panel and then welding in the replacement, then repainting.
...or you can just have someone remove the affected area(s) by cutting them out (just the immidiate panel) and welding the sheet metal replacement in.
...or you can try and have a bodyshop "pull" the dents as best that they can then smooth it out with bondo, then repaint. You could also leave it the way it is after the dents are pulled out and not worry about the shop smoothening it out.
There may be another method, but those are the only ones I know of.
You should have taken your rage on the trunk lid, lol. You could just replace the entire lid instead of what I've got listed above
...or you can just have someone remove the affected area(s) by cutting them out (just the immidiate panel) and welding the sheet metal replacement in.
...or you can try and have a bodyshop "pull" the dents as best that they can then smooth it out with bondo, then repaint. You could also leave it the way it is after the dents are pulled out and not worry about the shop smoothening it out.
There may be another method, but those are the only ones I know of.
You should have taken your rage on the trunk lid, lol. You could just replace the entire lid instead of what I've got listed above