(G) punto- dented bonnet

i thought you might be able to say more how i could remove it my self with a pic

take badge off an push it out with bit of wood

Your sister sure has a lot of accidents. Perhaps she should consider learning to drive?

Anyway I've done this with a bonnet on an AX, the damage was amazingly similar actually. As Dave suggested we used a block behind to push it out, a bit of rubber or something between the block and the bonnet is probably a good idea.

Ours looked ok afterwards but it was never perfect, the bonnet was flat but you could still see the marks round where it creased. If you need it perfect you'll probably need a professional though unless you're lucky...

shes a very good driver but her car was full with furniture at the time and it took her longer to stop because her car was heavier. best driver i know, alot of accidents?? she had one thats it but her cars covered in dents and scratches because of her childen who jump all over it and wreck it.

hello, yesterday tried with

wood
screwdrivers
knifes
wooden coat hangers

to try and remove it but nothing would do it, look pic of under bonnet where dent is, just a small hole to get at it, totaly useless

anyone? she will be leaving my house soon.

ive had my own bodyshop for a couple of years, been in the bodywork game for 20 years..........
you can not repair that bonnet yourself , if you try you will make more of a mess of it.... take it to a bodyshop and let them do it for you...
if you were in the north east id do for £100 all in...rapaired and painted
might be a bit more expensive down south where you are though.... good luck.

if I end up paying for it to be done i will get a new bonnet and have it sprayed, much easier becasue of the dent and the bonnet has loads of scratches anyway.

My wife's Mk 1 Punto had an almost identical dent caused by another car reversing into hers. It was over the badge, too. We called in one of those Dent-buster type companies (can't remember which one), and they sorted it in 30 minutes for about £60. It was 95+ % invisible, which was acceptable, and you would have had to have been looking for it to tell there had been a dent. Pretty good for such an 'obvious' area of the car.

Depends how picky you want to be, I guess.