Matt20714

Well, I'm going to try the suction cup/heat route. I went to the auto parts store and all they had was an overkill suction dent remover. Do any of y'all know where to get a few small suction cups? Walmart? I wouldn't even know what aisle to begin with. Thanks in advance.

Kevin_NYC

Had same divot on my hood edge; thought it was a huge acorn or chesnut falling (that had dented my bros Tahoe hood).

Parked it on roof top garage for week and it was gone with sun 8 hours/day.

Read a cup of boiling water works too..

Kenny94945

Your paint is a nice color and hard to match.

If you DIY you may make it worse trying to repair from the outside.
Remove the bumper and repair from the inside - apply pressure and use heat.

Or hire a professional. $200 dentless now or $1000 filler and paint later.

Good luck

U2BHD3

Saw a video on you tube. Guy heated a plastic bumper with a hair dryer. After it was hot he took a can of aerosol like you clean a keyboard with. turn it upside down so you get the cold propellant spraying in the dent. Spray the can on it and the dent popped out.

Matt20714

Yeah, thanks for all the advice. I think when I have the time, I'll take it to a dent professional. Got to do some research on one 1st!

grady

Try pouring a bucket of hot water on the dent...

Stavesacre21

I'd be curious to see the final results of a dentless job.

Under the very similar circumstances that I previously had posted about, there was NO way to fix it except to have it filled and repainted. I researched for nearly 2 weeks to exhaust all options and had 3 different professional businesses give me estimates.

Hoping that you have better results.