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.
Compressed air can remove a dent in a car very quickly, Youtube has videos of how this can be done. Another way is to apply dry ice which is a very inexpensive alternative.
Car dent removal services can be attained from most local car stores and gas stations. One popular company offering this service would be the Dent Wizard.
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.
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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.
Example: the baseball hit the car door and left a dent.
A bent car door can be fixed by using a dent puller. It attaches to the dent via a suction cup which allows the dent to be readily popped out.
The best thing to do is to get the area damp with water before sticking the plunger to the side of your car. You are going to center the dent with the plunger and firmly press it against the area and the pull it out just like you were using the plunger.
When we go through an accident , our car bumps with the other vehicle and the outer layer of the car goes inside and is damaged. So this is known as the dent after a car crash.
Yes - you still owe for the dent.
Then you have a dent on your car. If the repair cost is equal to or less than your deductible, then the whole of the cost will be out of pocket.
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.