Please ALWAYS post year and model of your truck. You may think we should remember from your other posts but that is not always the case. You certainly have a right to be frustrated and I hope you had a serious discussion with your media blasting person. What you have experienced is common and is repairable but requires some serious body working skills. Shrinking the metal is required to bring things back into place. Certain models the complete rear of the cab sheet metal can be bought new. Maybe check into your local Trade School to see if a student would take on the project in exchange for a couple of semesters of tuition. Good luck


Martin
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