Sample estimate for demonstration only

Estimated U.S. market repair range

Deep Fender Dent With Paint Damage

2019 Ford F-150 · Chicago, Illinois

Estimated range before tax$2,000 to $3,400High photo confidence
Dark gray pickup with a deep dent and paint damage on the left front fender

Damage overview

Deep left front fender dent with paint damage and possible paint blending

Severity
Moderate
Likely operation
Remove adjacent trim, repair or replace the fender after measuring, refinish, and blend as required for color match.
Labor hours
8.5 to 13.5
Pricing data
US-2026.07-v2
High confidence

The fender profile, paint break, and adjacent panel gaps are visible from a useful angle.

Confidence describes photo clarity, not pricing certainty or vehicle safety.

Visible-damage findings

  • Deep deformation across the left front fender crown
  • Paint coating is visibly broken
  • Headlight and bumper appear intact in the sample image
  • Color blending into the adjacent door or hood may be recommended

Itemized cost range

Parts$250 to $650
Body labor$600 to $850
Paint labor$320 to $500
Paint and materials$220 to $340
Pre- and post-repair scans$90 to $140
Calibration allowance$0 to $0
Shop supplies$120 to $180
Estimated tax$0 to $0
Potential hidden damage$400 to $740
Estimated total before tax$2,000 to $3,400

What may increase cost

  • Fender replacement instead of metal repair
  • Corrosion found where paint is broken
  • Additional blend panels

What may reduce cost

  • Successful conventional metal repair
  • No adjacent-panel blending required
  • Economical replacement part availability

Recommended next steps

  1. Protect exposed metal from moisture
  2. Request both repair and replacement scenarios
  3. Confirm whether blending is included in a shop quote
Important limitation

This demonstration is an informational estimate before tax, insurance deductible, and rental costs. It is based on visible damage and stated assumptions, not an insurance appraisal, certified estimate, repair authorization, safety inspection, or guaranteed price. Hidden damage may be present. A qualified repair facility must inspect the vehicle before repairs are authorized.