Fixing Car dents with compressed air???

[Benner]

Sounds kind of far fetched but maybe the expanding and shrinking of the metal do to the quick temp changes could help?

 

Kevin Clifford please chime in on this if you can.

 

http://www.break.com/index/how-to-fix-car-dent-with-compressed-air-1971795

 

Here's a really nice vid of it. I may have to try in on the rear driver side quarter panel on the GTP

 

[iwashmycar]

worth a shot right

 

looks legit, long as there is absolutely no crease

[evan9381]

Will practice on my beater car...everytime i get in t, i hope someone slams into me, so i guess its a perfect test vehicle

[rb26deet32]

I did this a few years back and it works very well on the bigger dents. Small ones you have you actually fix. And the huge ones require a little more work.

[Clifford Automotive]

Yep it works as you can see. But notice the size of the dents. Like already stated, small ones are so small the pressure of the bent metal will not come back out with a little expansion and contraction. And largers dents are far to large half the time.

 

If you have a dent that is creased, the crease is typically whats holding the dent in. Pushing the dent out will leave you with a high spot of stretched metal, that has to be shrunk back down with a dolley.

[99FLHRCI]

They do it here on a small dent over a crease....

 

http://www.wimp.com/repairdent/

 

I can't see the other videos at work so it may be the same video....