paintless dent removal

[Mullet Man]

:thumbsup: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/501379/remov...with_airduster/

[FireHead]

:thumbsup: http://www.metacafe.com/watch/501379/remov...with_airduster/

I wonder if that will work on smaller dents? I am guessing that the thickness of the dented panel, the dent size, and ambient air temperature fave alot to do with how successful that process is. I may have to go try that on my truck this afternoon. :thumbsup:

[RoostRocket]

i had paintless dent removal done im not sure of the process they used but it worked.

[Mullet Man]

i had paintless dent removal done im not sure of the process they used but it worked.

 

most paintless dent removal is done with "spoons" IIRC. and i think it can only be done in certain areas, where the tools (spoons) can be insterted.

 

i'm tempted to try the above method on my Toyota truck but i dont know, those keyboard sprayers are like $6 a can lol

[ClimbAnyHill]

Interesting.. I'm going to try that. I have a few dings on my car doors. Cool find!

[GFB]

That's a variation of an old trick to get hail damage out of a car. Let it sit outside and bake in the sun for a few hours and then throw a bucket of ice water on it. You'll hear some pop pop pops and it helps get rid of some of it.

[Bansh-eman]

u sure the pop pop pop isnt the ice hitting your car you just threw on it lol....

 

some with with a beatup car give it a shot... id like to see how well this actually works.

 

it didnt ook like this guy did it on metal.. it looked more like that plastic bumper shit on cars now days

[FireHead]

it didnt ook like this guy did it on metal.. it looked more like that plastic bumper shit on cars now days

That's an interesting point you bring up. I remember thinking, "what part of the car is that," while I was watching the video. :geek:

[okbeast]

That's definately not metal, you can see how much it flexes when he's cleaning it, still cool though...