Small Ding Removal?

s!ke

s!ke

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Jun 17, 2006
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I saw on the site a few months back about possibly using Dry Ice to remove some dents. I tried using the search function using various key words and I still havent found that thread.

I wanted to know if this worked? And if there would be any other more practical ways. I just had my car painted, (from silver to black) and I am finding all of these tiny dings, so patching them up is not an option.

Can anyone help me out?

Thanks
 
jetjock

jetjock

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Jul 11, 2005
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Works well depending on how big the dent is. I just popped one out of the gas tank on my bike. Heat the area first using a hair dryer then apply cold. Dry ice is a hassle. Use a can of electronics freeze spray or air duster held upside down:

http://tinyurl.com/2q7e2j

You an also use refrigerant but you'll be busting about a dozen federal laws.
 
s!ke

s!ke

JDM Tyte Yo!
Jun 17, 2006
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ok, well i wont tell. :)


I will be trying this out soon. I don't have anything huge, just a few little "dings" on the door and quarter panel. They were so small, I couldnt even tell when I was checking the body for damage.
 
johnathan1

johnathan1

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Aug 19, 2005
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I have seen paintless dent removal guys use pointed hook shaped tools to remove dings from behind the panel... I am guessing the freezing method probably won't work on small dings...but if it does that would be awesome...let us know how it turns out.
 
NashMan

NashMan

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Aug 5, 2005
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yes you can remove very small ding but only with but only wiht dry ice my shop teacher showed ti to me long ago when i was in school

mabye you tube will ahve some thing about it
 
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