Hole Patch suggestions !

i had some paintless dent repair work done, i was well aware beforehand that there needed to be a hole to complete it. I’m looking for a more permanent solution, i have a cap on it and it’s fine but i’m worried about long term. anyone have a suggestion or had this issue before? [

 

I’d try filling it with clay, put a thin layer of sealant, then paint pen, then clear coat pen. Idk if that’s the best tactic though

 

Bondo, Fiberglass??

 

Kind of defeats the purpose of paintless dent repair doesn’t it.

 

Take it to a body shop. Quick fix.

 

Where was said dent?

 

driver side rear of the cab

 

that’s what i’m thinking if i can’t find a DIY option that i feel comfortable with

 

yeah sorta, but i didn’t want to do bondo work on the outside of my truck. i’m scared it will start to bubble over time and i would have to get it fixed again.

 

that’s what i was thinking or a puddy. i’m not sure though

 

i’m looking at both options, i’m 50 50

 

Sweet jesus! Thats not paintless dent removal, thats a fucking hackjob.

There is no reason they should of had to drill that hole there. If they needed access to that area they could of removed the c-pillar trim and drilled a hole in the inner structure that is covered by the trim.

 

That hole alone will need to be patched and welded.

 

They could have pulled the interior trim panel and done it from the inside. Right on the corner that’s a tough one.

 

I gotta wonder if the body shop repair for that hole will end up costing as much as it would have to have the body shop repair the dent to begin with.

 

took me 7 hours to figure out the orientation of the photos. I'll show myself out now.

 

wow i’m sorry upset, i was not aware they could’ve of done this. if i was aware, this would’ve been done. wish i knew this before

 

hope not

 

If you want to fix it cheap, but well enough, go to a body shop and ask them if they can shoot some panel bonding adhesive in there. Its a super strong glue thats used to glue quarter panels and roofs on.

 

will do! also will be asking about a weld option as well. thank you!