I just had the first dent and scratch put on my 2002 Mustang, and needless to say I'm sick about it. It's right above the gas door. I got it while filling up, by carelessly putting the nozzle in the slot. The rubber rim piece at the top of nozzle pressed too hard ( I guess) against the body, right above the flap, and left a small (not very deep- but deep enough to notice) dent about the size of a nickel. The scratch it left is about a half an inch long and about 2/16 of an inch wide. Question: Do you think it would be possible to get rid of the dent and scratch myself (either through waxing and a home dent repair kit etc.)? Or do you think I should take it up to the Ford dealer and let them fix it? And if I take it to a dealership, do you have any iestimates about how much it would cost me?
Thanks, Gretchen