I dont have a lot of experience with this issue, but if it was me, I would simply let them go and watch them. Then, trim only the leaves or parts of leaves that die off. If the plant can save the leaves, they will, if not, just trim them off and let the plant grow new ones.
Bruce

There should be a "right on point" button or "like" button for the posts because that one above ^^^^^ is a perfect response

Agreed - Bruce is right on with his answer. I like the 'Right-on-Point' button idea too!

If it helps ease your mind, my plants went through a couple hail storms last year. The leaves on all my plants were battered and torn. I don't think I had a single plant without holes in the majority of the leaves. I just left them alone (as Bruce suggested ) and they turned out just fine. Good Luck!

Tim

thanks guys for easing my mind. I'm still new at this. now that it's settled, someone pass me a beer.

+1

Leave them.

many of the badly shredded leaves have already fallen off. I'm already seeing signs of new growth down below. the plants seem to be handling the problem pretty well on their own. I'm sure the heavy dose of fert helps a little bit though.

weather is supposed to start clearing up after today, it's sunny out right now. fingers crossed, hoping I'll get to move them out into the sun tomorrow.