Good suggestions but I'm super curious, isn't this exactly what the parking sensors are for. You park once perfectly then note the sensor distance.Sucks that this happened to you - hopefully you are able to fix it and get it looking like new again.
Going forward, if you're worried about closing the door on your car again, you could do what I do - I back into the garage and I laid down some black duct tape on the floor that lines up perfectly with the guidelines on the backup camera. Gets me into the perfect position each time and I don't have to worry about the door hitting the car.
If you don't want to back in, another option is to hang a tennis ball from your ceiling so it's touching the windshield, and every time you park in the garage just drive in until you're touching the tennis ball.
True, that makes sense in your case. I never pay close enough attention to the parking sensors unless I'm parking in a tight spot when I'm out and about.Good suggestions but I'm super curious, isn't this exactly what the parking sensors are for. You park once perfectly then note the sensor distance.
Like for myself, it's 2 bars on the front right (to my roller cabinet) and one bar on the left to the back of my garage. As soon as I get the second bar on the right, I know I'm deep enough to close the garage door, no ball, no line.