dry ice dent removal
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does this work and where to get it from got a little dent in the bm and been told this works really well without damaging the paint
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we get our panels repaired by a dent guy,,, some look like NO chance get done and these tiny ones that looks piss easy either go wrong or just cant be done
we get charged 15 quid a panel but these are not on vehicles or even painted lol
we get charged 15 quid a panel but these are not on vehicles or even painted lol
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I agree some guys are much better than others. And how good they come out will depend on the type of dent and where abouts on the car it is, if its a small car park type ding in the middle of a door with nothing obstructing it from behind it will come out perfect. If its in an awkward place thats not easily accessable they will struggle more. Like everything it has its limitations
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Bm's are tricky according to my mate who does this for many garages around here.
We also used the glue system which can work well if you cannot get behind.
My pet hate tho is guys who don't protect to glass and stick there bars in and scratch the glass or pimple the dent and then nib it and polish thru
We also used the glue system which can work well if you cannot get behind.
My pet hate tho is guys who don't protect to glass and stick there bars in and scratch the glass or pimple the dent and then nib it and polish thru
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