Rousie13
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So this past weekend a plastic tote fell off of the wall shelf in our one garage and landed on the hood of my Civic. There are two large dents and one smaller dent in the hood now. There were a lot of scuffs as well, but I was able to buff most of the scuffs out. If you look at the right angle, you can still see where the tote slid down the hood. I got an estimate for ~$500 for paintless dent repair, but I'm not sure if it will come out perfect and the scuffs are still there......not positive I can get them all out even with more buffing. One shop quoted about $1150 to repair the hood, but they would need to blend it into the passenger fender since I have the Modern Steel Metallic. Another shop that we took my wife's Audi too before said they would not repair the hood since the skin is considered high strength steel, so they would only replace the hood and that would require blending into both fenders....estimate was $2100. The fenders are flawless, so not a big fan of having to have them repainted. So that made me think about the Seibon OEM style carbon fiber hood($700-800 plus hood pins, but not sure I want to do that either. The car is only 7 months old with ~6500 miles on it. If you installed a carbon fiber hood, where did you install the hood pins?
The pictures don’t show the dents that well and the scuffs need to be seen at the right angle.
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The pictures don’t show the dents that well and the scuffs need to be seen at the right angle.
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