The short answer, no. However do consider a few things. 1. Your paint should be put in in at least 2 stages, a color coat, and then a clear coat. The paint should be properly bonded or adhered to the entire panel. Given this, it will take a very hard --- LIGHTWEIGHT object to break the paint away in a chip and not dent the panel.
2. Was the panel dirty before the hail hit it? If so, then there is an ever so slight possibility that your paint could have been scratched, but chipped? Again, no.
3. The panel is metal, metal bends and the paint, can flex. But only to a degree. If the metal bends beyond the paints ability to flex, then it will crack to mimic a circle or wave caused by this flex.
Put simply, you just aren't going to get a piece of ice to knock paint off and not have a dent that shows transfer of energy from the hail stone . All this is given the paint being in good condition. But, physics tells us that we have to have a transfer of energy of the mass of the hail stone as well. The metal on vehicles are not as thick as they used to be, do they dent more readily. So, your long answer is also, no.
You can repair a soft dent on an oil canvas painting by soaking a rag in hot water and then placing it on the area at the back of the canvas. Leave it for a while and the dent will disappear as the canvas dries up. Alernatively, use some steam on the area.
Average small auto body repairs depend on the dents...... Example: if you have a coin sized dent it could take up to 15 to 20 minutes to fix. 5 or 10 minutes to final prep & then prime. If your average bodyman makes $15-25/hr, and add materials, you could pay up to $30 to $35 per coin sized dent. This cost of the dent repair is reduced if they fix the entire car. It takes about 12 hours to fully prep & prime a car (without dents). This could cost about $450 with out the paint. Add the final coat maybe another $240 using basic generic basecoat clear coat. Average paint job (without dents) could be $600 to ???? $2500 depending on type of paint.
It depends on the size + type of the dent. If the dent doesn't have a distinct crease it can be popped out many times with a suction cup, tapping around the outside edges. If it is a more serious dent, it will probably be necessary to get behind the dent and pick it out. Sometimes you can make a small hole in the side or bottom of the panel and pick it out with a pry bar, filling the hole with a plug when finished.
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Depending on how large it is and if the metal is creased or not, you can simply remove the dent by using s large suction cup and pull it out. If there is an actual crease in the dent, then other methods would have to be used.. Tapping it out from the inside by removing the inner door panel then shaping and finally filling and repainting. OR you could call a local Paintless dent repair company and let them decide the best way. Good Luck.
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A paint-less dent removal is a dent removal procedure that does not involve the removal or replacement of paint on the dented area of a vehicle. The dent is carefully removed with special tools that press the metal back into place without damaging the paint.
That would be called a "nick".
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If this is a tiny dent there is a way to shrink and massage the metal to repair without damaging the paint. It requires skill and practice. There are companies that specialise in this type of paint-less dent removal. If it has damaged the paint or is to large for the dent removal system you take a hammer and dolly (small hand held anvil) and pound the dent flat and repair the paint.
To repair a dent in your vehicle door without damaging your paint or needing paint work done afterwards there are two options that may work. Depending on the size of the dent present you may be able to use a suction cup type dent puller which utilizes a sticky hardening glue like substance to attach a suction cup like device on the dent and then uses pressure to attempt to pop out the dent. This process results in no damage to the paint or drilling into the dent necessary. If the dent is larger you may consider removing the door panel and while setting the door panel on soft padding using a rubber mallet to gently bang out the dent from the other side which could also repair the dent without paint damage.
Paint less dent repair (aka paint less dent removal) is basically how to get rid of dents on a car mirror or body. There are many ways to do this, but what I would suggest would be that if it is severe, then you should pay a master. If not, you may not be able to repair the damage yourself.
if there are no chips in the paint then take it to a body shop and they will either have on hand or call in a specialist that uses a tool and a process that suctions the dent out. As long as there are no paint chips you should be fine.
There are a number of easy do-it-yourself ways to repair a dent that have worked for people. The best method largely depends on the type of dent. One way is to use dry ice or a hair drier on the dent. This can remove small dents. Another way is to use a toilet plunger to pull out a dent. A third way is to take a hammer to the inside of a dent and gently tap it out. When using any of these methods, one must inspect for paint damage and repair that as well with some matching touch up auto paint. Otherwise, the paint damaged spots can begin to rust.
preferably back in its case as this protects it. Some place the trumpet down on its bell but this can cause it to topple and dent or the bell to become dented
If it is a scratch in the paint there are touch up kits available from a car dealership's parts department. For a dent and scratch add some dent filler to the touch up kit to fill in the dent.