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I got a quote for that MASSIVE dent I have in my passenger door while at Shift into Spring at Pfaff: $125...I've got the info around here somewhere...haven't had the time to go spend an hour watching them get it out yet.
Back in 2005 I needed a ding fixed before I traded in my Jaguar XK8, and the dealership recommended a guy named Stefan who operated a mobile body shop under the name "Van-Go". My recollection is that he did an excellent job for a very reasonable price. I have a cell number in my contacts, which I'd be happy to provide to anyone who PMs.
A really good ding guy is a gentleman by the name of Philan at Dents Express here is his contact info 416-220-1921, he's located out in Mississauga.
This is the guy I use. He's taken 3 dents out of my car, two small dings and one pretty major one where someone backed into me. He's behind tires23 if you guys know where that is (Matheson/Dixie area). Nice guy, good prices, amazing work.
Two of our cars (not the Porsche) were severely damaged in a hail storm a few weeks ago (each had 12 to 14 huge dents). Took the cars to Bianchi Bros. at Bathurst and King. They have a mobile company from the U.S. working there now due to the large volume of claims requiring paintless dent removal. Joe Bianchi said the guy was the best he's seen and I can tell you that both of our cars are now flawless. Hope that helps.
A really good ding guy is a gentleman by the name of Philan at Dents Express here is his contact info 416-220-1921, he's located out in Mississauga.
Just came back from seeing "T" (I think his name is actually Tillan) there. Took out 5 small dents in about an hour for $180 cash. Great work and great price.
FYI: they have 2 Michelin cup tires (used, but with some life left) 295/30/18 available for sale. don't know how much since I'm not interested, but someone else might be.
Last edited by pongobaz; Sep 17, 2009 at 12:53 PM.
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