The Title says it all. I need some dents taekn out, and rust spots taken out. If done, my car would be even more beautiful.

I think super16g knows a guy in springfield that is good at that stuff.

http://www.dsmtalk.com/forums/showthread.p...&threadid=66059



I saw your head lights were a bit yellow!! Look in the yellow pages for dentless removal, there is a guy on CII who does body work, I have to ask around but i believe he is local to the BN area

-Drew

Supercharged. He works at Mikes Collision right off of Veterans in Bloomington.

his name?

I don't want to go in askign for Supercharged

And I did some cheap cleaning on my headlights today. Just used water and toothpaste, it works, but i know the mothers mag will do wonders.(i don't want to run 30 min into town and back just ot get that polish)

Don't know his real name, just his screen name. If all else fails you could ask for the owner of the copper Honda S2000 parked in the parking lot.

is his name Mike?



BTW isn't it collision revision

my budy ryan bunton at Morton Collision does a decent job for the price
tell him Zack sent you if you go

I believe its Dave.

Jeez, I should know these things better. He's been over to my house a few times

aight thnx guys, i was going ot spend money on getting some Corbeau seats, but i think ill look at getting those rust spots taken care of.

I definitely take care of the rust before the seats. I just patched up a few spots on my car today. I wouldn't call myself a body man by any means, but I think I got the job done pretty well. It's well worth the price or effort to not look at a big ugly red stain on your car.

i've been thinking and i have about 500 to spend...do you think thats enough to spend on getting it redone, then having it repainted?

It kind of depends how bad the rust is, where it is, and what kind of paint you have. If all your little dents can be pulled out with that paintless dent removal doohickey, that should be pretty cheap, but rust repair can get complicated.

My repair was a spot on my roof, and another on the upper corner of the door. Both surface rust, and both confined to a small panel. Therefore, they were both relatively easy to repair. Now if you've got some through-the-metal rust on, let's say, your rear fender, that may cost more, because there's a LOT more labor involved.

Having said all that crap, IN GENERAL $500 to get some rust repaired is pretty reasonable.

Where ever you go tell me.. i am in need of some rust repair.........