whos has a dent near trunk
hah, seriously
speak up if you have a dent near the trunk right under the hatch window kinda near where the mazda logo is ok, now how the hell do i fix it? |
depends how bad it is. any paint missing? any rust? just a slight dent?
The best way would be to hammer it out using like a rubber mallet or some shit, something soft. Take out that carpeting in the trunk, im sure theres a way to get underneath the dent on that area of the car. pics would be great instead of this vague useless assed post. |
paint is good
goes in about half a cm size of an orange |
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This MIGHT help depending on the dent. I have seen this thing actually work and pop dents right out of cars before, seen it firsthand, I was impressed. I cant remember the brand but w/e its the same tool and they really do work. |
Looks really effective. A shitload better than using a rubber hammer and rippin shit apart to get at the dent from behind.
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The dent king is useless and leaves glue on your car. I would not recommend it to anyone. if you cant pop it out with a plunger, the dent king will just make it worse.
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I have a dent in the same spot. It's from my wife's SUV....and so are the cracked tail lights... :(
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here what body shops use
spot weld pins w/dent hamer kit http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...7&storeId=6970 plain dent hammers are 10% of the price of the spot weld kit 19.99-29.99 but require you to drill a hole where the dent is. example http://usfreight.zoovy.com/product/1437Q |
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i have a pretty bad dent too..
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Originally Posted by I EAT CIVICS
The dent king is useless and leaves glue on your car. I would not recommend it to anyone. if you cant pop it out with a plunger, the dent king will just make it worse.
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please enlighten us... what is the proper way to use a ding king? my dad has one.
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yes i have a dent there too not as bad as crash dummy tho, i just left it alone
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Originally Posted by Icemark
Actually the Dent King is great if you know how to use it. It will pull 90% of door ding type dents without any problems.
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I just got an 87 TII. Body is in perfect shape, EXCEPT for a friggin dent right on the back where you described...
Maybe I should try Ding King, or maybe just try using a plunger... how much would a shop charge for removing something like that? |
haha I have had some like this. The metal is very hard back there. Go from the inside and start to beat it out with a hammer. You might want to use the backside of a blunt object and hit with a dead blow metal hammer to pull the crease or lower portion out. After that switch to a bump hammer and a dolly, start to bea the metal back into shape. Remember first in last out. Then smooth with body filler.
You can also use a stud puller or a puller with a plate you have to drill a hole for the plated puller. |
Originally Posted by hypothermix79
here what body shops use
spot weld pins w/dent hamer kit http://www.northerntool.com/webapp/w...7&storeId=6970 |
My trunk lock is smashed in, leaving a nice hole.
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I've got one of those!
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i have one in the same place
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Go to walmart, and buy some dry ice. Use gloves! Plug in a hair dryer, and hold the dry ice up to the dent until it pops out, assuming it isn't too bad. I saw a write-up on this somewhere's on the forums...I'd read it before you take my advice. LOL
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dry ice method hardly works it will only work on small pressure dents with no creesing
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i had a dent in that same exact place, i took out the tail lights taped off the area sanded it all down and filled it with bondo, i had no prior body experience and to fix it perfectly in just a couple hours, i even filled the holes for 4 holes for the emblem. sanded it all perfect, primed it and shot it with some paint.
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i got enough dents to make me lose my aerodynamics it wouldtake a miricale for the dent king i know that. lol
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The save all body method. Slap bondo on it LMAO
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You could ding up the rest of the car with the bottom of a baseball bat for that 'Golfballed' look. :)
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