Endersshadow

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Anybody willing to do this and get back to us? I have a few small dents that drive me nuts.

litemup02

iTrader: (39)

I will be trying this on my S-10

02TransAm/Batmobile

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I wonder if it'll work at this time of the year though. Right now it's around 30 degrees in Chicago and I don't think the hair dryer will get the body panel sufficiently warm enough for this to work. I'm going to wait 'til it gets warmer out to attempt this. Keep this in mind to those of you who might try this in colder climates.

formulafast

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what does it mean by crease???

NeedaV8foundation

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i tried it yesterday on my DD and it didnt work. and no the dent wasnt creased

phantomzer0

iTrader: (17)

The dent has to be like a bowl shape and have no lines in it whatsoever. Those lines are called creases.

02TransAm/Batmobile

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Like I said in my previous post; I think it's too cold outside for it to work. The hair dryer, I believe, won't get the surface area warm enough.

NeedaV8foundation

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i used a small propane torch

no seriously i did. i stayed far enough away not to cause any damage to the paint but it got the panel plenty hot enough. i know it was stupid, but the car is a DD and i really dont care

trenz_em

Will it work on the dents caused by HAILS ?

Camaro350Z28

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i use a torch... but thats on body work to tighten the panel.. and thats when the paint is off the car so im not worried about the paint

BLOWNALKY01

9t8z28

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I've done the dry ice method and it worked.

thunderstruck507

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Or the expanding/contracting cause a chunk of paint to release from the panel and flake off...