I have a 03 1.2 Polo 3 door and I have sadly dented the back panel. I want to remove this and I am unsure what to do to remove it and I don't want to take it to a dealer as they charge extortionate prices.

Do I remove the interior back rear door card or is there any other way to do it?

Thanks.

i assume you mean the rear quarter panel? where the wheel arch is

various ways to do it , depends on your tool kit and funds

yes the cheapest easiest way is to try and push it out from inside , you may need to get inventive with some bars and blocks of wood to lever it or hammer agains it

you can also get screw in slide hammers - but then you will have to get rid of the holes , you could fibre glass them if you dont have a welder

bodyshops will have weld on pins that you can use externaly - but id guess thats out of your price range,

Find a 'paintless dent removal' company. Take some photos and ring around for a quote.

PoloD.

yes the rear quarter panel, but is there any way I can take the back inside panel to remove this?

I have contacted these business and the quotes are too much.

yes the interior trims all come off

As said unclip and remove the panel inside, should be a few screws/clips at the most, then try push it out carefully. Dont use anything pointy, you want big flat things like wood blocks. Could be a good idea to try warm the paint up abit first to help stop it cracking.

Mine had a bad one in when i first got it, but it was more of a crease than a dent, so i stuggled. in the end got it best i could then had to fill and paint it. Depends how bad it is really

your need to take a picture of the 'dent' otherwise any advice on removing the dent is irrelavant !

How big is the dent? I get dent aid to do my car park dents (the ones where nobs open their door on your car) and you'd never know they'd been there.

Edited 13 January, 201511 yr by vdoubleu