Is my piston ok after bent valve?

[KuE36]

So awhile back I was driving my 1994 E36 325i convertible and long story short I missed a gear and over-reved it. It started misfiring and with a compression test it showed cylinders one through five had 150PSI as they should. Number six however had 75 indicating bent intake and exhaust valves. I pulled everything apart including the head and I can't tell how badly its bent or if the cylinder itself is still ok. Was wondering If anyone could help me determine this? It is my first time going into an engine this far and I frankly don't know what I'm looking
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[shogun]

moved to E36 forum from Forum Software Questions & Suggestions. Try to upload the pics on a free server and posts the links, I try to fix your pics, but no success.

[Eric93se]

Images aren't showing, use another host.

[ross1]

Can't see images but it's doubtful the piston is ruined. Typically they'll have "witness marks" from the event and smoothing any sharp raised edges that would promote detonation is all that needs to be done. Again, can't see your photos so............

[Grocery Cart]

Can't see images but it's doubtful the piston is ruined. Typically they'll have "witness marks" from the event and smoothing any sharp raised edges that would promote detonation is all that needs to be done. Again, can't see your photos so............

Yeah it's hard to really say without seeing the photos, but if it was a quick over rev and you didn't bang on it for long I'd say just your valves are ruined but likely didn't cause detrimental damage to the piston head.