Just saw this video. Anyone know if it really works?
http://www.metacafe.com/watch/501379...ith_airduster/

 

I dont know if it works but it sure looked and sounded trick

 

Thats interesting...

 

I couldnt watch it how do you do it. I have a medium dent, or crease rather that is bugging the hell outta me.

 

basically what they did was heat the dent with a blow dryer for 30-60 seconds and then right after turn a bottle of computer keyboard cleaner upside down and spray the heated part for 10 seconds. Don't go try this right away though...that's why I wanted to ask around here to see if anyone has done this.

 

That was a great ****ing vid!

 

it only works for big dent...what about door ding?
anyone try it?

 

i have a beater i can try this on, ill post results in a few days

 

I will also be tring this on a beater.. My 76 ford or a work truck. Pretty Trick..

 

very interested!

 

thats insane! i hope it works

 

The only problem I see is that paint has different properties than metal. So if it is subjected to extreme temperature swing like that it might not be good for it.

 

as long as the coat is even it shouldnt peel off or bubble. They have different thermal expansion coefficients but the paint is so thin, it should be able to bend a little bit.

 

cool video, i just have to wait a dent for try it

 

thanks for the link

 

omg

 

You know what, i have heard about this before. I was told (key phrase) about a guy that took a lot of hail damage out by letting the car sit in the sun for a while and putting something cold under the surface.

Also...i had some hail damage on a civic and the following summer almost all of the dents came out.

 

So did you guys get a chance to try it out?

 

Ive got an old *** suburban that has a perfect door ding in the side. Ill see if i can't try it this weekend.
Only bad thing i see happening is when the dent pops, so will the paint right off the car.

 

I will try it on my S10 truck first. Amazing though, i think the video speaks for itself.