Comments on: Dents in BMW Fenders – How to Access for Paintless Repair

By: Terry W Green

Terry W Green — Fri, 11 Jul 2014 06:18:29 +0000

Hi Tim
Thanks for your reply it has been awhile but thanks for info on BMW.
I would like to send you the pictures with the line board showing the dents then perhaps you could recomend the special rods for the job.
I have been practising on my motor bike tank from the inside and although not perfect i am gradualy learning a little more on correct pressure and muscle memory.
i know I can rely on your experience on the tools for the job, my biggest problem would be freight as I live in Australia.
any way will send pictures soon.
thank Tim
Best Wishes Terry

By: Tim Olson

Tim Olson — Fri, 20 Dec 2013 12:42:15 +0000

In reply to Terry W. Green.

Hi Terry,
thanks for your questions. Dents above the rear wheel can be tough since that panel is welded to the inner. I recommend shooting photos and sharing with your local dent shop.
Because I don’t recommend training on one’s own car, I can’t give specific advice on what you’ve asked here.
Before tackling dents of that caliber, you would spend hours of practice on lower level stuff.

By: Terry W. Green

Terry W. Green — Sun, 15 Dec 2013 13:32:42 +0000

Looks interesting Tim I too have a BMW 318i E46 2001 Model with a dent on the rear wheel fender on the outer shroud.
I also have a dent on a Motor Bike fuel Tank any clues on that one?
I have a question on your PDR instructions would I get accurate info on any area of damage where my car has sustained minor damage.
Would you need photos’ to where and to go about problem?
just wondering Terry