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CVO Technical => Cleaning/Detailing => Topic started by: BalDeagle on November 19, 2007, 12:24:38 PM
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I guess some of you will have seen this before, but it's a new one on me.
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/820799/secret_paintless_dent_removal_technique_easy_and_cheap/
Nige
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Very surprising ???
Tomorrow, I'll found a dent on my car and I'll test 8)
Jacques
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Wow!!! That is amazing. :shocked2: Anybody know if this really works. :nixweiss: If so I have a place on my truck I'd like to try it on next spring/summer when we have a warm/hot day.
:pumpkin:
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
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Wow!!! That is amazing. :shocked2: Anybody know if this really works. :nixweiss: If so I have a place on my truck I'd like to try it on next spring/summer when we have a warm/hot day.
:pumpkin:
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
:fireman:
Will not work on every dent or everytime, but it is worth a try. This is most likely to work on very smooth shallow dents. If the dent is creased or on a ridge it either will not work at all or will not completely remove the dent.
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Will not work on every dent or everytime, but it is worth a try. This is most likely to work on very smooth shallow dents. If the dent is creased or on a ridge it either will not work at all or will not completely remove the dent.
It works best if you apply the dry ice on the dent within the first 24 hours, when it is still fresh and the metal has not set.
I watched them do this after a hail storm on a Cadillac. Amazing :2vrolijk_21:
It must be on a flat, like Rebel said, wont work on creases either.
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This looks great, but you gotta wonder about the paint debonding from the base metal. Wonder long it will be after dent removal til a blister wells up or the paint flakes up?