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For reasons I can't go into I have been given 2 shallow 2" dents in my wing on the outside edge. They are shallow and not sharp, the paint is intact.
I have tried the hair dryer and air duster trick without any movement. Can't get at the inside as the wing liner is in the way and would need a thin bent rod to get from the engine bay.
Anyone got any tips please? sure it would be a 10 min job at a body shop.
Thanks for any advice.
I have tried the hair dryer and air duster trick without any movement. Can't get at the inside as the wing liner is in the way and would need a thin bent rod to get from the engine bay.
Anyone got any tips please? sure it would be a 10 min job at a body shop.
Thanks for any advice.
If you're feeling cheap you could try one of these:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ding-King-Repair-596-repai...
Or you could try a small washing up brush with a sucky end - we have one at home from Ikea.
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ding-King-Repair-596-repai...
Or you could try a small washing up brush with a sucky end - we have one at home from Ikea.
I was feeling cheap and bought a Ding King to remove a cricket ball dent from my old E36 wing. It did a pretty good job although it took multiple goes and it wasn't the "ping, oh look the dent's popped out" that I'd hoped, more like a keep pulling different parts of the dent until it has mostly gone. Certainly didn't make the dent disappear but you had to look to see it once I'd finished.
Dent Wizard type people are probably better if the car is pretty mint.
Dent Wizard type people are probably better if the car is pretty mint.
PHmember said:
Have you considered the ease & low cost of putting two matching dents in the other wing?
I did actually as I don't like the car, but considering I got these 2 from some one tryig to kill me I thought better of it. 
BTW
tried the sucker option and it made a very nice noise!
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