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Originally Posted by treken2t87
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HAHAH this made my day!!
id honestly start off with pulling everything out of your trunk and get some ~ 12inch wide 1inch think peices of wood and put em between the backing plate of the trunk and furthest upfront with a tall reaching car jack inbetween and crank that bad boy closest to the edge where the rear bumper mounts up with the wood making contact to transfer weight evenly and see if that helps get the fold out.
id go slow and at the same time you could heat up the metal at the fold with a propane torch to soften it up or with hammers.
i did the same and found that the propane torch worked really well along with hammering in between cycles.
your car is primered so thatll be an easy spray after your done and close to desired outcome*
Hahah i wrote all this fast so the grammar might be off*
and hope you understand what i mean. GL