Cost effective way of fixing dents in Mazda2
Discussion
Dear all,
A few years ago a lorry drove down a tiny road and squeezed past my car denting two panels of my wifes 2012 Mazda2 (a car this forum helped me find!)
We are looking to sell this car now, it's probably only worth about ~£2.5k, so I am looking at a cost effective way of fixing these dents
[Apparently] you can use a plunger and hot water to fix the dents, athough it had no effect when I tried
I also thought about trying to look for replacement door panels - but they are quite rare in this colour - clear water blue
Does anyone have any other suggestions? Or should I just sell as is...given the age.
A few years ago a lorry drove down a tiny road and squeezed past my car denting two panels of my wifes 2012 Mazda2 (a car this forum helped me find!)
We are looking to sell this car now, it's probably only worth about ~£2.5k, so I am looking at a cost effective way of fixing these dents
[Apparently] you can use a plunger and hot water to fix the dents, athough it had no effect when I tried
I also thought about trying to look for replacement door panels - but they are quite rare in this colour - clear water blue
Does anyone have any other suggestions? Or should I just sell as is...given the age.
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