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Dents in a car can be removed by seeing a specialist, or can be done at home. If you want to remove a dent at home, the best ways to do it could be the hair dryer and dry ice method, or by using a tool such as the Pops a Dent, which is basically a strong magnet which can pull the dented metal back to its original shape.
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