Nissan W40-Bus Dent removal and repair
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Nissan W40-Bus Dent removal and repair
Does your Nissan W40-Bus need dents removed and repaired?
If your Nissan W40-Bus has suffered from hail damage, a trolley ding or other damage, you may have dents that need to be removed or repaired. Basic dent removal and repairs usually start with Paintless Dent Removal, or PDR for short, and move up to removing panels to reshape the metal back to Nissan W40-Bus factory appearance before reapplying paint if needed.
Paintless dent removal is often the approach that works best on smaller marks and creases, and most of the time these repairs can be carried out on your Nissan W40-Bus at your home or workplace by mobile PDR technicians, meaning no trips to the panel shop and long periods without your Nissan W40-Bus. This also keeps the structural integrity of your Nissan W40-Bus intact, as no components need to be removed or replaced.
If the dent is larger, however, the only way to carry out a repair on your Nissan W40-Bus is to remove the panel from the vehicle (if possible) and manipulate it back into shape. This often damages your Nissan W40-Bus's paintwork or the paintwork is already damaged from the initial impact that caused the dent, so repainting to the Nissan W40-Bus's original colour will also be required. Special tabs can also be welded to the bare metal and attached to a slide hammer to pull out large dents, but this also requires paint to be reapplied after the repair is carried out.
If you are unsure if the damage on your Nissan W40-Bus is suitable for PDR or will require a lengthy stay at a smash repair centre, many repairers offer a free quoting service to determine which repairs are required, and many offer a loan vehicle while your Nissan W40-Bus is in being repaired.
