Most people already know but some might not. I had a dent APPEAR one day?:dontknow:
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k326/DONEDEALDONNY/20110904_1.jpg?t=1315153049 (javascript:void(0);)
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k326/DONEDEALDONNY/20110904_2.jpg?t=1315153013 (javascript:void(0);)

So this morning I took and put some water on it and stuck a toilet plunger on it and pulled it right out!!!!:nanawrench:
No big deal, 2 minute job
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k326/DONEDEALDONNY/20110904_5.jpg?t=1315153083 (javascript:void(0);)
Can't even tell!!!:nanawrench:
http://i324.photobucket.com/albums/k326/DONEDEALDONNY/20110904_6.jpg?t=1315153129 (javascript:void(0);)

Just thought I'd share!!!:nanawrench:
Donny

Leave it to the texans to come up with a "King Size" Pops-a-dent! :poke:

No more butt crack on your quarter panel! :razz:

Nice reminder.

Old school fix but it does work well. Dry ice is another method that works too.

Old school fix but it does work well. Dry ice is another method that works too.
I haven't tried that yet on any but one day I will.:beer:
Donny

Donny is like Mr Fixit! This guy thinks on stuff and then goes all in! Good job bro!:beer:

Good job Donny! :nanawrench:

Nice tip

Good job! Can someone explain the dry ice method?? Sounds interesting lol

Folks, let's keep on subject and cut out the remarks that have nothing to do with the serious subject that was posted. We have members and guests that come to the Forum to learn, not to plow through this type of back and forth banter while searching for the nugget of wisdom they may take out of the subject matter. The last serious question was about a "dry ice" method. That would also be great information to know, but who remembered that post after 8 to 10 irrelevant postings. Just be aware that too many of these type posts will earn the member a warning to cease, and the penalties for non-compliance are not user friendly...............Ken

hmm i saw all usefull help what gives???

Heres a vid on dry ice dent removal
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wm7WPlEyFc
Donny

Donny,
I tried the dry ice removal method and it seemed to work at first. But when the hood got hot it came back. That is also what the guy in the video said. Kind of pissed me off because I thought I had fixed the dent until I came back to it later and saw it reapear.:dontknow:

Thats what I got out of it too.:dontknow:
Donny

Donny,
I tried the dry ice removal method and it seemed to work at first. But when the hood got hot it came back. That is also what the guy in the video said. Kind of pissed me off because I thought I had fixed the dent until I came back to it later and saw it reapear.:dontknow:

I've heard the same thing. It will pop the dent, but it will not erase the memory in the metal, and it will eventually come back. Maybe not quite as bad, but it will come back and be noticeable.

Be careful though.... that stuff will freeze your beer :beer:

Be careful though.... that stuff will freeze your beer :beer:

Its not quite as bad as freezing your beer,:sarcasm: but dry ice will also freeze burn you hands to the point it can blister and leave scars. For anyone who wants to try this, do wear gloves. The dry ice it to be wrapped in a towel or rag anyway.

Forget the dry ice, pony up the $75 and have the Dent Wizard remove the dents. Well worth it. http://www.dentwizard.com/content/117/consumer_home.aspx

Has anyone ever used a dent removal company and have pics???:dontknow:
Donny

Donny ,at the dealer ship i worked at, we had a dent removal company he had all kinds of oddly shaped tools.here it was called painless dent removal .

:texas:

wow... no idea that would actually work!

thanks, Ken.

There are enough social media sites out there for the chatter and good buddying hoopla, I think people want and need info here, only.

Has anyone ever used a dent removal company and have pics???:dontknow:
Donny

I did on my 2011 Acura. No before photos, only after which won't show much. I used this guy, there's an interesting video too. http://www.newyorkpaintlessdent.com/

Wow, I have never seen that done before. I wonder if someone in :texas: does that!

Just go to autozone and buy a pops-a-dent kit. I've used it before and it works great. Just dont let the glue sit too long on weak paint or it will pop it right off with the dent too lol

Northern Tool & Equipment sells a "Pneumatic Dent Puller". It's 21.26" long with a 3-lb sliding hammer and includes 4"" and 6" pads. It's only $179.99:shock::crazy:! Just FYI.

Doug