Best way to pop out this dent?
#1
Best way to pop out this dent?
Hey all,
I think the trash man accidentally bumped by car's side skirt area with the trashcan. It has a little dent that is visible if the reflection is right. I used the old trick of hot/warm water and air can spray, but it doesn't seem to work that well.
What is the material that the dent is ion and what is the best way to pop this back out? Thank you so much for your wisdom, exterior gurus!
I think the trash man accidentally bumped by car's side skirt area with the trashcan. It has a little dent that is visible if the reflection is right. I used the old trick of hot/warm water and air can spray, but it doesn't seem to work that well.
What is the material that the dent is ion and what is the best way to pop this back out? Thank you so much for your wisdom, exterior gurus!
#4
There's really no way to do this myself?
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#8
If the dent is not creased you can try this. I have and it will work. A hair dryer and can of dust remover. Watch Removing dent with a hair dryer Video | Break.com
#10
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I worked on a Toyota corolla that had a shopping cart run into it. it was significantly worse than this I mean it was creased in and bent all over the place. The first thing I did was take the fender panel off and slowly hammer it back to the best I could get it since it was between a crease and the fender line, then I had to body fill and paint. That dent doesn't look as bad as what I had to deal with and it should pop back out with a couple taps of a rubber hammer or even by hand since it should still follow the curve of the fender. Using heat and cold method can warp and crack/chip paint. If you don't feel comfortable pulling it out take it to a pro.
#11
I worked on a Toyota corolla that had a shopping cart run into it. it was significantly worse than this I mean it was creased in and bent all over the place. The first thing I did was take the fender panel off and slowly hammer it back to the best I could get it since it was between a crease and the fender line, then I had to body fill and paint. That dent doesn't look as bad as what I had to deal with and it should pop back out with a couple taps of a rubber hammer or even by hand since it should still follow the curve of the fender. Using heat and cold method can warp and crack/chip paint. If you don't feel comfortable pulling it out take it to a pro.
#12
Pops-a-dent worked pretty well for me on my bike. It would be perfect for your kind of dent and it's super easy to use. I got it at a local auto parts store.
It's non-invasive and cost only $25 bucks plus you can help out a friend or family with dents since you get plenty of material for many dents.
SIMONIZ POPS A DENT : Amazon.com : Automotive
It's non-invasive and cost only $25 bucks plus you can help out a friend or family with dents since you get plenty of material for many dents.
SIMONIZ POPS A DENT : Amazon.com : Automotive
#13
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id try a bondo dent puller. I got the fender area sprayed and blended for about $130 but that because I know the guy and send him tons of business. Try pushing it out from the inside and see if that helps. Since it occurred in a pinch of the fender it could be very difficult to pop out properly. Give it a shout, If you screw up you can always call the auto body guys lol
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