does dry ice really removes dents?
does dry ice really removes dents?
Hello Kev
I personally have never heard of that but I think you might
do a look up on Wiki or about that and see what come up for your question...
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do a look up on Wiki or about that and see what come up for your question...
WheelBrokerAng...
When you find out ..post the answer and where you found it for all the members...
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I've seen a so called demonstration of this, and it only works on very light dents, that you could probably pull out with the windshield suction cup for your Garmin. One of those fix-a-dent things you glue on your car would work better, and they are not worth a dime, imo. Go to a paintless dent removal shop, and maybe they can get it out.
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I've seen a so called demonstration of this, and it only works on very light dents, that you could probably pull out with the windshield suction cup for your Garmin. One of those fix-a-dent things you glue on your car would work better, and they are not worth a dime, imo. Go to a paintless dent removal shop, and maybe they can get it out.
well i think if he had the means to do that he wouldnt be resorting to such a radical procedue... i'd like to know how dry ice would pull a dent out regardless of paint damage
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Wow some of the replys. It can pull out dents in metal when the metal is heated and cooled really fast it will contract and pull the dent out.
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Seems like doing this is kind of a black art. Yes it works with some skill & practice. Yes you risk overheating & damaging the paint. It will NOT work if the damage includes any sharp creases in the metal.