Front Fender Dented!! Possible DIY, or shop in SE MI?

[nut11]

I also recommend you take the drive to check out the paint-less guy. Wonderful results for me 2 times. If good, they can perform magic. Now, on the cretin who maliciously did that to your car, always assume they are out here so park in the lot hinterlands. It's more walking to destination but peace of mind. Good luck.

87 blk coupe

[rick-l]

How can this be paint-less dent repair when the paint is missing.

That fold will not lay flat without some filler or metalworking.

[Joe V]

Yesterday I was having lunch with my friend AJ. A chance for him and I to chat, and for my '84 911 and his '92 964 America Roadster to catch up. As we were leaving, we noticed a lady "attempting" to pull into a nearby parking spot and, being the protective car owners we are, felt that she was cutting it much too close to the 2009 BMW 335i she was parking next to. Shure as frakking sheep, she scuffed the BMW on the right rear bumper. We were sick to our stomachs, and hung around for a couple of minutes, hoping that the owner of the 335i would show up. Low and behold, he arrives. We called him over and told him the story. At first he didn't believe it, but when he saw the scuff...oh boy! The lady immediately denied it saying it wasn't her, but we pointed out that it was green paint, the same color as her car and that, of course, we saw the whole thing. And by the grace of God, a Hillsborough County Sheriff was just about to leave, so the owner of the BMW called him over to calm things down a little. I felt bad for the lady, but my friend and I both feel that we did the right thing. The BMW owner could have driven away none the wiser, only to find a $500 deductible stuck to his right rear bumper by no fault on his part.
You know, we're like crime fighters! I guess you could call us The Dr. Manhattan Twins, without the intelligence, blue skin, buff bods, and the massive "drive shaft".