video on how to remove a dent

seems like it would work

i havent tried it yet but it seems like a cool idea

what do you all think?

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a63_1181475501

 

i think it's one of those too good to be true things.... IF that really worked, don't ya think everybody would know about it? I suppose anything is possible, but i can't imagine that it's that easy...

 

Oh man I want to try that. Has anyone given it a shot? Does the body material matter? Any ideas if this works with really little dents (like hail damage)?

 

Kind of reminds me of the torch and wet rag method. I never could get that to work right. But that was me and my lack of experience.

 

all i know is it seemed to work for the guy on the vid and there doesnt seem to be any funny business going on there like trick photography or anything

 

wouldn't need trick photography to have a guy pushin from inside. could work, but i'm skeptical to say the least.

 

HAHA, try that on a car with bodyfiller on it. The bondo will be flying everywhere.

 

It is possible for it to work on some dents, but I guarantee it will not work on all. If a dent for example has a crease in it the heat and cool method wont work. Also it could be a trick, like someone pushing on the backside out of the shot.

 

I've heard of heating the area and covering it with dry ice. Sounds like the same thing.

 

I'm not sure about the videos results, but swear by Paintless Dent Removal by the Dent Doctor. Had major hail damage, the Dent Doctor took them all out much cheaper then bondo and paint.

 

yeah those paintless guys work miracles

i ahd a few dents taken out of my daily driver (06mustang gt) and you cant even tell they were ever there

 

only computer geeks would think of something like that. real men use hammers.

 

Hey,

This isn't a trick i'd try on anything with old,thick or kustom paint.
This would work for late model thin-steel paneled vehicles. Don't
look for something like this to work on damage with rolled buckles,
or swage/bead lines. A suction cup and a finishing s**** wrapped
in 200mpg. tape would do about the same thing without the trama
to the paint. PDR. would be a good choice, too.

S****ey Devils C.C.

 

Looks like it saves alot of time and work, if it works. Rags

 

eh it might work good. just the idea of using a girl tool on a car kinda funny.