Best way to remove a few hail dents

[fullpower]

Just need to know the cheapest and best way to remove hail dents or are there any companys out there in vic cheers

[Philthy]

How bad is it? Cheapest and best would be paintless dent removal.
I hear Dent Wizard is good, or you could try Monash Car Centre. Monash is busy though and you might not be able to get in for a while (I should know, I do all the PDR there). Would probably be cheaper though.

[fullpower]

few dents on the roof and the boot and bonnet just wondering what the price would be there small not deep thanks

[Philthy]

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[HamaTime™]

Hey Philthy can I get a similar price on repairing a VZ SV6 with slight hail damage on bonnet, roof and boot?

[IBLOWN]

6 dents in my VS and 1 crease dent in my wifes SS cost me $180. Cheap as.

[Philthy]

Hey Philthy can I get a similar price on repairing a VZ SV6 with slight hail damage on bonnet, roof and boot?

All I said to fullpower was that I don't do my own quotes. My boss does the quoting and I do the work.
I can give a VERY rough guide, but I haven't seen a hail quote sheet in months.

It's very hard to quote PDR without looking at the car in person, but as a guide...
Bonnet: 20-50 dents $100
50-100 dents $200+

Roof: 50-100 $100-150
100-150 $150-250

Boot (more difficult to fix): 20-50: $150+

It will vary from place to place, and commodore boots can be a prick to fix if the dent is in the wrong spot.

Assuming they are all very small dents as well (not many bigger than a 10c peice)