Got Dents?? Thinking about trying this...

[id-type-s]

I was told in cold weather you should use a heat gun. Hairdryer wont work.
Have any of you guys done this??

Check it out! The Dry Ice dent removal.
Viddler.com - dry-ice-dent-removal - Uploaded by clint357 (http://www.viddler.com/explore/clint357/videos/38/)

[sparkie]

I heard about that before, never had tried it. Let us know how it works out for you....

[Jimmie]

I wouldn't get a heat gun close to auto paint. It can blister paint before you know what's happened.

[da1nonlychino]

wow thanx for the vid.. i have a few dings and im willing to try this out. Ill probably try this out on Sunday and let u know how it goes.

[ScottB]

I heard mixed results ... what I have seen work first hand is the Dent Doctor. Pulled a small dent from wifes door in 3-4 minutes.

[AL417]

I've done this with dry ice a hair dryer and compressed air in a can and a hair dryer.
It works!!

[id-type-s]

Good to hear everyones results. So I am going to have to try this when I get a chance.

[killrflake]

I heard mixed results ... what I have seen work first hand is the Dent Doctor. Pulled a small dent from wifes door in 3-4 minutes.
I've also used the dent doctor on three or four dents my wife had on her car (hate thatparking lot at her work) and was very pleased with the results.

[Tonya]

Thanks for the thread id-type-s!
AL417 thanks for the PM and confidence. I will let you know how it goes!

[budman3]

As long as there isn't a crease in the body work it may work...

[Bert31]

I heard mixed results ... what I have seen work first hand is the Dent Doctor. Pulled a small dent from wifes door in 3-4 minutes.

Where did you get Dent Doctor? When I googled it, the website was a service where you go to them to get the service.

[Bert31]

I've done this with dry ice a hair dryer and compressed air in a can and a hair dryer.
It works!!

You used both dry ice and compressed air? I figured you would use one or the other to cool the paint surface after you have heated it with a hair dryer.

Could you describe the process?

[lethalxls1]

I saw a device on TV called the Ding King and heard it works pretty well. One of those "as seen on tv" products.
Here you go---- Amazon.com: Ding King Automotive Auto Car Dent Remover Repair Kit - Fixes Minor Dings and Dents in Cars: Automotive (http://www.amazon.com/Ding-King-Automotive-Remover-Repair/dp/B0007N56L8)

[AL417]

You used both dry ice and compressed air? I figured you would use one or the other to cool the paint surface after you have heated it with a hair dryer.

Could you describe the process?
I've used both methods;hair dryer and dry ice and hair dryer and compressed air. Sorry if I was unclear, it is an either or on the dry ice and compressed air. Not both.

If you search on youtube.com for "dents dry ice" there are a lot of videos out there that show how to do this.

[Bert31]

I've used both methods;hair dryer and dry ice and hair dryer and compressed air. Sorry if I was unclear, it is an either or on the dry ice and compressed air. Not both.

If you search on youtube.com for "dents dry ice" there are a lot of videos out there that show how to do this.

I do have the order right correct? First heat it with the hair dryer then cool it with compressed air or dry ice.