um, well if you need to day it to a shop then id just let my insurance take care of it. unless you know someone ive seen a shop charge 300 for a 1 inch patch of paint, yeah you gotta blend it but still...

 

Ding King!

 

or put a dent on the opposite side to make it symmetrical.

 

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i saw this, thought it was cool

heat up the dent with a hair dryer for 1 min on high, about 3 inches away.

use a compressed air can (keyboard duster) turn it upside down, and cool the dent.

pop! mother nature takes care of the rest


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZwBLUxjqhg

 

ive seen the dry ice trick before also.... I tried it and it never worked for me...

 

I have so many little annoying dents in my car but I really dont feel like taking it to a shop lol i just saw online that dry ice supposedly works but i just dont see it being that easy, i might give it a try and let you know how it turns out lol

 

i'd like to know if it works or not. I think it wont work on small dents b/c they are "creased" which means more force to undo it, the cold/hot action wont resolve it. But if you have a big "dent" not a "Ding" it should work.

 

well how big are the dents and where are they?

If they have a crown or raised area around them (they should) tap that down and they might pop right out ( try pushing or pulling the low spot up at the same time), unless the metal stretched then you would need to heat it with a torch and take a shrinking hammer to it to get it right again, if you didn't they'd have a tin can effect.

 

well all of mine are relatively small, but just the amount of them makes looking at the side of it an eyesore. they are all on the doors, i am gunna try a few different things today and let you know if they work or not