Reply With QuoteWow, seems to work.. I wonder if it works on sharper dents too coz I´ve got one above my rear left wheel.
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Wow, seems to work.. I wonder if it works on sharper dents too coz I´ve got one above my rear left wheel.
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Haha, hmm I wonder if that'll work on my shallow dented nsr door? May have to try this but the neighbours will think I'm mad
I dont quite get the perspective - was that done on the outside of the dented panel or the inside?
4 Grand Master
Seems like it will work on soft dent... where there is no line and where body work is smooth without any sharp angles... E34 is pretty sharp in almost every area.
I also wondered how thin that body work is... older cars are thicker.
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Anyone tried that yet, I am just thinking the same thing that the E34 body panels are much thicker than most jap cars.
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I feel like kicking the rear quarter in just so I can try it for myself...Originally Posted by Bruno
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I've heard about using a heat gun and ice cubes to the same effect. Have not tried it yet, though.
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'90 535ia 272K miles
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