If you have a large smooth dent (no paint damage) try an old fashioned toilet plunger (seriously) I have done this twice over the years and it worked great! Spray the surface with a detail spray and carefully compress the plunger then pull quickly. OK, you can stop laughing at me now.........
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This method actually works rather well... had a huge dent in the tailgate of my El Camino... took it out with a plunger on the second shot...
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Dry ice is around -110*. That cant be good for you paint. Please save yourself some trouble and money and take you vehicle to a quality PDR technician. You obviously care about your vehicle as you are on a forum dedicated to HHR's so get it repaired right.
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If done properly the dry ice won't hurt you or the paint, it should be wrapped in a microfiber or terry cloth and you should be wearing gloves.:wink:
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If done properly, you'd take it and get it fixed right.
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Originally Posted by cpope84
(Post 490451)
If done properly, you'd take it and get it fixed right.
You might know it all, but please don't spread it, it could be contagious. That clear enough for you?:twothumbs::twothumbs: |
I think he is a PDR guy, there may be another thread on the dry ice that was posted a while back. like a year or so.
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Not being smart ass or a know it all.Yes, I am a PDR technician. Im just trying to help you guys out but apparently you have it covered.
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The skilled Paintless Dent Removal guys can do wonders, that is for sure. I have had sharp door bang creases removed from other cars that of course dry ice would not work on and you can't see any defect from any angle in any light. Truly amazing! So, obviously every dent requires a unique approach to a solution.
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Originally Posted by cpope84
(Post 490614)
Not being smart ass or a know it all.Yes, I am a PDR technician. Im just trying to help you guys out but apparently you have it covered.
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