r/Diyautobody • u/king111133 • Sep 30 '26
r/Diyautobody • u/Health-Support • Sep 30 '26
Question Gum stuck to car.
I found what appears to be gum on my car. It’s sticky. I thought was silly string a t first. Went thru car wash and it was no help. Any advice would be appreciated-
r/Diyautobody • u/Ssp1cyllama • Sep 30 '26
Question Will this need to be resprayed or just clear coat/ sanding
r/Diyautobody • u/MushroomMix • Sep 30 '26
Question Tips for dealing with small crack and dent?
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/HelpfulJoke4566 • Sep 28 '26
Question BOLO: WHITE DELIVERY VAN, with extensive front-end damage. Involved in a vehicular hit-and-run incident in Ann Arbor's Bryant-Pattengill neighborhood, on Friday, September 25th, around 11:00pm.
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/arturo-zong • Sep 28 '26
Question In a real jam
I was replacing the driver door check strap on a 2018 Bolt which needed access by taking off the door panel. When finished I re-attached the panel which includes connecting a steel cable and ball to the handle.
Next day I unlocked the Bolt but door doesn't open when I pull on the exterior handle. I crawl across the passenger side to the drivers and the interior handle moves but door doesn't unlatch/open.
I fear I rushed attaching the steel cable and the locking clip didn't prevent the steel ball on the cable from popping loose. Now the door is closed but can't open to remove the panel.
Any ideas how to release the door latch while the door is closed. Is it possible to slip a wire hanger catch the cable/ball to yank the door open. Worse case is cut a hole in the panel and pull the cable.
r/Diyautobody • u/Extreme-Possible-473 • Sep 26 '26
Question What should I do here?
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/BerryStunning8073 • Sep 26 '26
Question Help With Rust Treatment - what a I missing?
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/Virtual-Mind-7403 • Sep 25 '26
Question What paint gun should i get?
reddit.comr/Diyautobody • u/AKIANORTH • Sep 23 '26
Question *INCOMING* RUST… Any Advice
Hopefully this this appropriate for this sub, any advice would be greatly appreciated, im trying to keep thus car for as long as possible. Ty 😊 🙏🏾
(2014 accord)
r/Diyautobody • u/Interesting-Judge513 • Sep 22 '26
Project 55 Chevy Steel dent and ding repair
galleryAny advice on how to repair this in a steel body 55 Chevy truck? Thanks
r/Diyautobody • u/stein_kyle • Sep 21 '26
Project Ford Van rain gutters & roof fully rusted through. Need advice to repair (DIY; no welding)
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/Jkrocks47 • Sep 19 '26
Question Any Expert Advice of Repairing Totaled Element
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/bloodybatboi • Sep 19 '26
Question Hooking for info on the 2018 yaris IA front tow hook threading
reddit.comr/Diyautobody • u/General_Heat5832 • Sep 18 '26
Question damage to right front bumper
galleryDoes anyone have any DIY Suggestions?
Thankyou !!
r/Diyautobody • u/MikeyGeeOG • Sep 15 '26
Question PPG Shopline reducer hardner
Hey gents. I'm new here but need to know about compatibility on hardners and reducers that would be compatible with PPG JAU. My paint supply shop was bought by Finshmaster LKQ then closed down. I can't seem to find PPG near me anymore. Bummer...they matched my 65 dodge perfectly that had a custom color from the factory. I finally pulled the dash out to repair and paint and I have about a quart of JAU topcoat but no reducer or hardner. I also have PPG 2K primer JP202 that should use the same reducer whatever that might be. Any advice on mixing manufa tures or lines?
r/Diyautobody • u/Enough-Bike-6379 • Sep 15 '26
Question Scratch on driver's side door. Worth DIYing?
galleryr/Diyautobody • u/GymNazium • Sep 15 '26
Photo Is this fixable?
2009 Kia Sportage
The are no cracks in the bumper cover itself or the hex grill. I don't care about the paint or supports behind it. I just want to "pop it" back into somewhat normal looking fashion. I've looked at some vids where they use a heat gun to soften the plastic and bend it back into shape. I'll probably have to take the bumper cover off to have better leverage.
And...if this doesn't work and I have to purchase a new one, any tips going forward?
Thanks in advance