Door dents
09-18-2008, 10:34 AM
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Also for the DIYers it is poss to get a kit from halfords. This is rubish and can be made for a few pence. How brave are you?
Use a large bolt and nut, a length of para cord, a hot Glue gun and a Hair dryer.
Glue the head of the bolt with copious amounts of hot glue into the centre of the dent.
Tie the para cord onto the bolt and put the nut on to secure it.
PULL. perhaps gently to start with.
Once the dent has popped or eased out your left with a bolt glued to the side of the car.
Heat glue with dryer enough to remove bolt and the glue will peel off.
For a more symetrical pull file a flat onto the thread and drill through the bolt.
There is also a US version called PopsaDent which does a similar thing with a big sucker. and has a bridge and a screw to apply the pulling force.
I watch too many informercials
Use a large bolt and nut, a length of para cord, a hot Glue gun and a Hair dryer.
Glue the head of the bolt with copious amounts of hot glue into the centre of the dent.
Tie the para cord onto the bolt and put the nut on to secure it.
PULL. perhaps gently to start with.
Once the dent has popped or eased out your left with a bolt glued to the side of the car.
Heat glue with dryer enough to remove bolt and the glue will peel off.
For a more symetrical pull file a flat onto the thread and drill through the bolt.
There is also a US version called PopsaDent which does a similar thing with a big sucker. and has a bridge and a screw to apply the pulling force.
I watch too many informercials
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