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Dry-Ice....Dent Remover? WHAAAAAA?
Take a look at the video in the link... Can dry ice really pop out small dents like this? i never heard of this method before.
http://www.spikedhumor.com/articles/93893/Remove_Car_Dents_With_Dry_Ice.html |
Never heard of this before either.
Kind of hard to believe. |
hmmm
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Old technique, but in shops they use a torch and water since they are gonna repaint it anyway.
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Too bad i didnt now about this sooner. Im going to Ft Lauderdale FL from april 5-9th and while im gone my boxster will be getting the works done to it... Bodywork and paint. I've always wanted a new "looking" car.
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Hi,
Yes, this technique has been around quite a while. Sometimes it works, other time it won't. Depends on the location and extent of the damage. Car Dealerships have used this for a long time to repair Hail storm damage on cars in their lots... Happy Motoring!... Jim'99 |
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The "Clean Surface" portion of video where the guy wipes the area with his grubby gloves should be titled, "apply swirl marks" :rolleyes:
I'll have to try this on a hard to see ding on my car. |
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