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I used one of these trying to get the hail dents out of my hood. Doesn't work. All it does is make the dents smaller. But when the dent goes from 1" to 1/4" it doesn't really matter since it's still obvious.
It did take about 90% out of the dents on the fenders, so I guess that's good. But I really was hoping it would work on the ones on my hood.
It did take about 90% out of the dents on the fenders, so I guess that's good. But I really was hoping it would work on the ones on my hood.
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Originally posted by iroc22
Haha everytime I read the box I crack up.
"The secret tool that professional body shops use!"
Haha everytime I read the box I crack up.
"The secret tool that professional body shops use!"
It works on some dents- you may have to use it again. My dad pulled out a dent in his motor home with it. Certainly worth a try considering how cheap they are. It won't work if the metal is kinked, but if it is bowed it will.
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Here's my story with that thing... I had a dent in the trunk of my wifes lumina. Tried one, twice, and then bang! the paint comes out, now I have a dent & on top of that round paintless spot the size of a dime. DON'T USE IT!!!!
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