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NJallDAY

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Anyone ever tried the compressed-air and hairdryer trick?

I have! It works pretty well as long as the dent is clean along the edges. Clean meaning no folds or creases, just pushed straight in. I use a heavy duty heat gun and get it nice and warm then use a can of dust off or other canned compressed air. Make sure the can is upside down when you spray it. Sprays as a MUCH colder liquid that way. And the dent should pop back out. You may need to repeat the process a few times. Its worth trying before you shell out the cash to you pdr guy. Just dont heat it up to much, you dont want to warp the paint :weld:
 

mklee176

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I have! It works pretty well as long as the dent is clean along the edges. Clean meaning no folds or creases, just pushed straight in. I use a heavy duty heat gun and get it nice and warm then use a can of dust off or other canned compressed air. Make sure the can is upside down when you spray it. Sprays as a MUCH colder liquid that way. And the dent should pop back out. You may need to repeat the process a few times. Its worth trying before you shell out the cash to you pdr guy. Just dont heat it up to much, you dont want to warp the paint :weld:

Don't have access to a heat guy so I used a hair dryer...used about 2 cans of compressed air, nothing happened to the dent.
 
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