Honda civic dent on a-pillar

Jul 5, 2011
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Dent occur on my A-Pillar after a truck from the other side which was carrying a wooden plank0, fell of and hit my a pillar...

Any comment on how to fix, costing, and where?

Please.... i need help on this...

Plus i want to repaint my bumper, fix the bumper clip back, fix the plastic cowl below the windshield (as shown in image below) and also fix some 5cent dent on my hood.



Help.. But prioritize the A-Pillar first
 

ddv_nk12

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i once watched a vid i think on youtube. it was how they used ice blocks to repair dents. i dont know if this would be helpful in your case. u can diy if u want. just get the ice block that they put in coffins and a pair of glove. it can be used for small dents. no need to paint back if the paint is not damaged as shown on the vid.

it is called dry ice. just came to my mind.
 

mx007

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Owh is it!
May i have the links?
I dont mind sending it to a workshop, i just want to know is it possible and how much...
 

DanzEterna

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i once watched a vid i think on youtube. it was how they used ice blocks to repair dents. i dont know if this would be helpful in your case. u can diy if u want. just get the ice block that they put in coffins and a pair of glove. it can be used for small dents. no need to paint back if the paint is not damaged as shown on the vid.

it is called dry ice. just came to my mind.
yeah i also want the link. tq bro.
 

Supra_Fanatics

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Need the link as well...got some dents on my car too...
 

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Bro, using dry ice to fix a dent at the A pillar, I wouldn't do it if I were u. Being so close to the windscreen any temperature variation to the windscreen might cause it to crack.

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Here is the link and it is a dud...with so many people 'maki' this chap

YouTube - ‪Dent Repair with Dry Ice‬‏
 

ddv_nk12

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i cant remember where i saw the vid. it was quite some time back. but it worked on that vid. it was done on the bonnet. it was a green car. thats all i remember. sorry guys.

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this looks to be a better option.

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this using ice works. but its still not the one i saw last time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=th_Mjoolyog&playnext=1&list=PL64B2BC5EA20438A1
 

tkw60

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go to puchong and find doctor dent..won't be a problem one..i live at perak also go there to repair my dent at there.. need to call them b4 going or make appointment b4 go.. their shop (inside crystal bond) were opposite tesco puchong .here was their website .Dent Repairs
 

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mx007

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Hi

Thanks for all your comments. It made me feel much more secure to fix the dent. Got the car fixed up a week ago. Sent it to a workshop in old klang road.
The guy told me he could fix the dent and respray it for RM150.
After that, i add a little more work for him to fix ALL the dent around the car. ( Bumper, side skirt, Front Bumper, loosen clip, Plastic cowl, faded black rubber ). All of that for RM700.

So once again. Thank You all of you! Got the car fix. And im totally happy with it! :proud:

Next move... i think im in need to change the absorber. It feels too hard. Whenever i went pass a bumper or a hole, the car jolt as if there were no suspension....
 

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