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  1. 07-12-2015 04:55 PM #1
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    PDR-able?

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    Hey fellas, I parked the B7 at a supermarket, came out and saw a nice horizontal crease right on the fender behind the front wheel. Is this something any of you have experienced before, and had luck with PDR? I heard that it's an area where it's tough to get out by PDR because it's double walled there? Any truth to that?

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    A good PDR guy should be able to take care of that. If it's double walled, they might have to drill a small access hole.
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    Quote Originally Posted by aluthman View Post
    A good PDR guy should be able to take care of that. If it's double walled, they might have to drill a small access hole.
    Ok, thanks for the insight.
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