dent on front tin
Tourer
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From: Fort Lauderdale FL
RE: dent on front tin
Keep a couple clean blankets real handy to grab when you do bike work. Drape your tank and fenders with them anytime you do what might appear to be even the easiest tasks.
(I have to keep blankets and towels nearby, because I wouldn't go out of my way to get them, too lazy)
(I have to keep blankets and towels nearby, because I wouldn't go out of my way to get them, too lazy)
Road Warrior
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From: Out of Commiefornia!
RE: dent on front tin
Yeah, those guys are amazing! I had a Grand Am back in 2000 that had an unfortunate incident with a deer (unfortunate for her, mostly) on a trip to Oregon, and the insurance company sent out one of those guys to do the repair. As the paint wasn't damaged, he was able to work on the rear quarter panelfrom inside the trunk and get the dent completely out, never to return.
Roger
Roger
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RE: dent on front tin
see..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miNykNl-0NM
Don't have a clue whether it works or not ..appears to work on small compression type dents without creasing.
Later
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=miNykNl-0NM
Don't have a clue whether it works or not ..appears to work on small compression type dents without creasing.
Later
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6th Gear
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RE: dent on front tin
Well i'll be d@%&d. I tried compressed air on my fender today and it almost pulled dent out completely. Going to try to heat fender better tomorrow and try the dry ice.Either way,it looks much better and once i put the chrome spear on it you won't be able to tell it was dented.
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