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post Jun 12, 2007 - 12:10 AM
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Just but this Celica, has about a foot by foot dent in the front left fender, to the left of the wheel, how can i get this dent out? I'd rather not buy and paint a replacement. Also, how do I fix a bad scratch with some rust on it. I can get pics up asap. Other than that, this car is decent tongue.gif


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post Jun 20, 2007 - 10:28 PM
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actually i have heard from a few old timers that if you heat up the dents with a small butane torch then dowse it with some dry ice the small hail damage will pop out....do not burn your paint or else it's useless. and yes it will probably work


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post Jun 22, 2007 - 7:12 PM
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QUOTE(b1gr3d @ Jun 21, 2007 - 3:28 AM) [snapback]570734[/snapback]

actually i have heard from a few old timers that if you heat up the dents with a small butane torch then dowse it with some dry ice the small hail damage will pop out....do not burn your paint or else it's useless. and yes it will probably work




acually i just got done talking to a hail and dent repair guy who is very good at what he does and i asked him about the heat and cold treatment....he said its a myth it does work to a certain extent but it will not pop it out perfect.

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