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What to use to buff this out - 07-01-2009, 07:27 PM

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so what do you guys think would take this out? wife asked me if i could fix it.. im like.. fix it? ow so? she says you know buff it out... not even ron could fill that dent with wax!
   
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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-01-2009, 08:13 PM

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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-01-2009, 08:17 PM

actually you can make it decent ... you need a heat gun and to heat it from the inside ... it will then pop out pretty clean except for a very small area ...body shop next door did it for my wifes mini-van . ..that was untill she did it again and messed up the bumper


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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-01-2009, 08:27 PM

yeah but the paint is actually cracked and peeling away all around it... it was hit pretty hard methinks...
   
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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-01-2009, 10:10 PM

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yeah but the paint is actually cracked and peeling away all around it... it was hit pretty hard methinks...
I think that Steve is referring to getting the dent out only. Once the paint is cracked body work either repaint or replacement becomes the order of the day.


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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-02-2009, 06:00 AM

Sorry to hear about your car, same thing happened to my car when I was parked at the movies. I got under the car, with a club (steering wheel one) and popped it out. I could still see stress lines, but it looks much better. I just left it this way because it's a 94 and needs some bodywork anyway. but you may want to take it to a body shop. Good luck
   
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Re: What to use to buff this out - 07-02-2009, 07:16 AM

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I think that Steve is referring to getting the dent out only. Once the paint is cracked body work either repaint or replacement becomes the order of the day.
Yeah i get what he is saying.. i guess noone thought it odd that the wife asked if i could buff it out...


maybe i should try a little harder next time!
   
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