quarter or a nickel I would like ? to know how would I be able to take it back out with the use of simple tools, it doesn't go in as far but it does bother me. The dent is on the passenger door cab and I've heard you can use dry ice to make the dent pop back out don't know if that will work?
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I have a small dent on the cab of my 2007 Chevy Silverado less the size of a
- Thread starter latzky
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If you are that concerned about a dent that size (not saying you shouldn't be) then you are concerned enough to want to get it out without doing any more damage.
Don't fool with dry ice, Popsa Dents and such. They will make things worse.
Most all large body shops employ a dent guy. In some shops that is all he does! Check with them. One small ding can be removed for 30 to 40 bucks.
Don't fool with dry ice, Popsa Dents and such. They will make things worse.
Most all large body shops employ a dent guy. In some shops that is all he does! Check with them. One small ding can be removed for 30 to 40 bucks.
if you stop by your dealership,ask the service manager ,if they have a mobil dent tech service that comes around,and makes repairs on site ,we have one that comes around every 2 weeks and remove small dings and dents right in the parking lot
You are lucky I just got my Chevy 07 pu out of the shop.The garage door fell on it. Now for your dent. You have to be careful about using dry ice. Some times it works and sometimes it don't. You can try using a heat gun also. Also a soft tapping around it could work also be careful not to damage the clear coat on it.