"DING KING" dent remover????
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Originally posted by FLAT_LINER
this is how my uncle gets out big dents...
he takes a torch and heats up the dent get it really hot and then he takes ice in a towel or something and u immediately put it on the dent and POP comes right out
this is how my uncle gets out big dents...
he takes a torch and heats up the dent get it really hot and then he takes ice in a towel or something and u immediately put it on the dent and POP comes right out
your uncle is a smart man! that is a very old trick, body panel metal has "memory." when you expand the metal with heat and contract it with cold the metal returns to it's original form.
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Originally posted by zero grip
your uncle is a smart man! that is a very old trick, body panel metal has "memory." when you expand the metal with heat and contract it with cold the metal returns to it's original form.
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your uncle is a smart man! that is a very old trick, body panel metal has "memory." when you expand the metal with heat and contract it with cold the metal returns to it's original form.
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From: philly pa
Originally posted by FLAT_LINER
i think you can ive always seen him do it with a torch though
i think you can ive always seen him do it with a torch though
its worth a shot./
someone try this
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From: Asia
Originally posted by Bakeoff
Iv'e got one. It'll take out small dents. It's not for anything that's creased, or real deep. Hail damage is pretty easily fixed.
Iv'e got one. It'll take out small dents. It's not for anything that's creased, or real deep. Hail damage is pretty easily fixed.
Hi, have you tried it for hail damage?
Cause i got several dings from hail in the trunk lid, and I;m considering using the ding king.
Let me know...and thx.
