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razorback 04-25-04 02:34 AM

how to remove hail dings/dents from aluminum hood
 
ok i have a t2 aluminum hood that has a few hail dents. how would i remove these? i tried searching and i couldnt find anything.

bingoboy 04-25-04 02:47 AM

paintless dent removal? unless i was a pro i don't think i'd trust myself to attempt pounding/tapping out aluminum.

razorback 04-25-04 02:50 AM

they are not huge dings. its just bothersome i know alot of members has had this happen since aluminun dings so easily.

FC3S_GTUs 04-25-04 02:55 AM

"Pops-a-dent" ....i saw it on an infomercial, search for that and see what comes up on your search

FC3S_GTUs 04-25-04 02:57 AM

try this, it might or might not work, haven't used it before tho....

go here http://www.alltvstuff.com/pad1.html

Speed_Machine 04-25-04 03:00 AM

your best bet is probably to just fill them and repaint your entire hood

version13 04-25-04 03:11 AM

I bought that "ding king" kit from Schucks, and it works great. May take a few tries, but it works.

razorback 04-25-04 03:23 AM

how much is it?

RXSevenSymphonies 04-25-04 03:49 AM

Pops-A-Dent doesn't work, I've tried it. I've heard from numerous people that Ding King does work though.

brohr01 04-25-04 10:09 AM

i know for steel you can lay a towel over the dent with some dry ice, the extream cold will pull the dent out. i do not know if this will work with alm.

Icemark 04-25-04 10:38 AM


Originally posted by brohr01
[B]i know for steel you can lay a towel over the dent with some dry ice, the extream cold will pull the dent out.B]
And you have done this???

George84 04-25-04 01:45 PM

Get a flat face body hammer and a dolly. Put the dolly on the back side of the dent and hammer softly around the dent. When hammering start from the outside and work your way into the center of the dent (in a circular motion). Make sure to hold the dolly in place.

nonameo 04-25-04 02:12 PM

www.autopia.org

those guys might be able to help you out...

version13 04-25-04 02:41 PM


Originally posted by razorback
how much is it?
$19.99 I think, could be $29.99.

It already paid for itself though. I've popped out dents from my friends cars for about a buck a dent.

evileagle 04-25-04 02:43 PM


Originally posted by Icemark
And you have done this???
I've done it on a few other cars, and for small/medium door dings it works pretty well.


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