***This might help some of you out.

[kvahag]

this is awesome, haven't tried it myself yet because i dont have any small dings other than the ones that the *SNIP* (THAT term needs to not be used) are paying for if you read my other thread.

but it's pretty cool. you get to save hundreds of dollars :)

hope this helps some of you out. pretty good find imo.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/820799/secret_paintless_dent_removal_technique_easy_and_c heap/

[M4Rl0N]

that is some good information to know
im going to try it.....

[projekt_s13]

im gonna try it on those little dents on my door.
Fuck buying it from the supermarket, I will bribe the ice cream man.

[KiLLeR2001]

what if i were to layer dry ice on the entire exterior...

no no no, better yet... dry ice fused into the cars paint and some kind of generator to keep the body cold so that the paint job looks like its smoking all the time.

i'm gonna make millions.

[2iv0 sx]

I will bribe the ice cream man.

The cocoa nut ice cream from the bicycle man sounds good but its damn cold!

Cool vids thanks

[DreamN]

this does work, but it's not perfect. in most cases you'll still have some little sign of imperfection.

[M4Rl0N]

it seems like dry ice helps alot with 240sx

[kvahag]

yea i figured alot of people will have dings and dents on their 10+ year old cars...

just thought this might help some of you out :)

[projekt_s13]

The cocoa nut ice cream from the bicycle man sounds good but its damn cold!

Cool vids thanks

Arroz con leche and limon con chile haha bomb ass popsicles from the ice cream man.

[Agamemnon]

Instead of dry ice, use a can of compressed air that is used for blowing out electronics. Turn the can upside down and and spray the dent for about 30 seconds or until the dent is covered with ice. Then get a hairdryer and warm the dent up. It will "pop" the dent out . It is the same method "painless" shops use.

[kvahag]

Instead of dry ice, use a can of compressed air that is used for blowing out electronics. Turn the can upside down and and spray the dent for about 30 seconds or until the dent is covered with ice. Then get a hairdryer and warm the dent up. It will "pop" the dent out . It is the same method "painless" shops use.

sounds good, someone do it, and post results.

[slidingsky]

Actually a revised method is to use a heat gun and warm up the dented area first then use the Duster. You warm up the area as you would when you roll your fenders.

[240sx_LE]

things old. ^what he said, search youtube for the revised ones. also look for the other jobs people tried and failed.

[Kn1ves]

Actually a revised method is to use a heat gun and warm up the dented area first then use the Duster. You warm up the area as you would when you roll your fenders.

i tried that way and it didnt work.. ill try dry ice

[slidingsky]

i tried that way and it didnt work.. ill try dry ice


Funny it worked for me.

[PhilVia]

kvahag thank you for the info
this will sure save me alot instead of those dent remover guys
now where the hell do they sell dry ice?

[murda-c]

alot of those dusters have a bitterant in them.

what you do is, take like four cans and start spraying them under the door while someone is in a bathroom.

they'll be gagging in no time.

[exitspeed]

Instead of dry ice, use a can of compressed air that is used for blowing out electronics. Turn the can upside down and and spray the dent for about 30 seconds or until the dent is covered with ice. Then get a hairdryer and warm the dent up. It will "pop" the dent out . It is the same method "painless" shops use.

I was typing out the response below when I saw that you posted this. Here's what I was saying...

I thought this was the same vid that was going around of a guy using a can of condenced air upside down and then heating it up.

It seems like the same concept.

FYI I tried the other technique on three different types of dents and IT DOES NOT WORK.

Therefore until I try the dry ice version, I won't believe it. But, I WILL give it a try. .)

[Agamemnon]

I was typing out the response below when I saw that you posted this. Here's what I was saying...

I thought this was the same vid that was going around of a guy using a can of condenced air upside down and then heating it up.

It seems like the same concept.

FYI I tried the other technique on three different types of dents and IT DOES NOT WORK.

Therefore until I try the dry ice version, I won't believe it. But, I WILL give it a try. .)

I've never done it so I cant say that it works. I have seen it work, but there was still signs of imperfection on the panel. Now I just take my cars to a local "dent doctor". He fixes an entire panel for only $75.

[exitspeed]

My passenger side it pretty messed up. I'd LOVE for this to work. But like I said, I'm skeptical.

[kvahag]

kvahag thank you for the info
this will sure save me alot instead of those dent remover guys
now where the hell do they sell dry ice?

i think you can buy it from super markets. im not sure. you can always search. :confused:

[SexPanda]

that is the greatest bit of info i have ever seen. I really didnt know about this. All those little door dings and dents on my car are gonna go bye-bye!!!


that is as soon as it warms up...

[DUFFM4N]

this is cool seems a lil easier then the method i saw done with one of those "air in a can" electronics cleaner and a hair drier

[MELLO*SOS]

Shit wish I tried this while I was detarring my floor!

Looks like it might work on some small non crease dents...

[kvahag]

yea my friend tried it and had good results on the small roundish dents.

[VROOOM]

alot of those dusters have a bitterant in them.

what you do is, take like four cans and start spraying them under the door while someone is in a bathroom.

they'll be gagging in no time.


bottle rockets are more fun. at my work you gotta be careful taking a shit, might get a bottle rocket launched in there with ya.

[eastcoastS14]

sublimation pwns body shops lol


they sell dry ice at ice places....theres places around me that deal with ice for refigeration and such...check your yellow pages and there are places around im sure

[DreamN]

Smart & Final sells dry ice. Well, at least the one near me does.

Could also get some from the mobile ice cream vendors.

[kvahag]

Smart & Final sells dry ice. Well, at least the one near me does.

Could also get some from the mobile ice cream vendors.


:bigok: dry ice sales are gonna go up 24.0% this month to 240 owners.

[ThatGuy]

Mail Order Omaha Steaks come packaged with dry ice.

Get some Steaks and fix some dents. :D

[DreamN]

^ dude, you're freakin' right. my mom orders burgers and steaks from Omaha Steaks and the foam cooler always has dry ice that she just throws out.

Gotta call her up and see when she'll order more.

[illvialuver]

does it work for people with dents on there heads?

[DreamN]

as long as it's not creased.

[kvahag]

as long as it's not creased.

:bowrofl:

heres a dented head...try to find the owner and ask if they've tried it

http://www.welovecelebs.com/weluvimages/blogphotos/06May/seanpdentedhead02.jpg

[ZX88]

could this crack the paint in any way?

[kvahag]

could this crack the paint in any way?

i dont think so...as long as you don't put alooooott of pressure and as long as you don't have a crappy paint job

[veeates36]

yea i figured alot of people will have dings and dents on their 10+ year old cars...

just thought this might help some of you out :)

yo, good looking out..thank you very much

[exitspeed]

I am going to try this and and take pics or vid of it to prove if it works or not.

Not til after the holidays though.

I'll be pumping this thread then...:squint:

[KA-T_240]

I am going to try this over christmas break. I have 3-4 smaller dents. And then my rear 1/4s from fender rolling.