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So are you saying there are people who didn't get a job at 16? lol.
actually I came into this thread because I wanted to ask if this tutorial is good at allhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y9OGa9vB42QI did indeed dent the front fender of the mondeo and I was hoping to repair it myself, but I'm scared of the heat lifting the paint off, the dent is slightly less severe looking than the one in this video
that should work fineyou could also heat it from the back of the fender if there's room, less chance of messing up the visible paint that way
actually I came into this thread because I wanted to ask if this tutorial is good at all
https://www.amazon.com/Pops-dent-Dent-Repair-Popper/dp/B0015D88U0/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8I don't know if this is sold outside of the US, but I've used it about 3 times to pull dents out of plastic bumpers and a small dent in sheet metal. It doesn't require any panel heating or warping and I've been able to make a bumper basically look perfect without much trouble. It also comes with a pick tool so you can smooth out wrinkles if you need to. Just don't use it for any large sheet metal dents because it's loving horrible at that, lol
neat, I'll look for one that's sold in the UK. although I probably gotta say, it's at a very weird angle and the dent isn't on a flat piece of sheet metal, the dent starts where the spacing/curve for the tire ends which is probably gonna make the job 10x more difficult
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