[grego2]

Has any one done this or had it done to your car?I heard of this being done to help remove some of the smaller dings in hard to get to places like your roof or quater panels. I think you just get a chunk and being careful of how close you get to the paint, you wave across a few times and the extreme coldness helps to "shrink" the metal. It seems to be done more around the areas that get alot of hail but with all the crazy weather lately, that could be just about anywhere.

 

[ToMuchBoost]

Never heard of this would like to know if it's true

 

[sureshot1]

I have heard of it done so keep your hopes up. But I don't remember how they used it.

 

[michaelvanle]

Hmm interesting...

 

[MR2GUY]

Do any reputable shops do this or is just a home remedy thing? Keep us posted on what you find out. I am really interested.

 

[vavan3rd]

im really interested in it too...

 

[nismo2491]

I've seen it done but it was only a real small door-ding style dent. not sure if thats all it works for or what...

 

[Tanya]

sounds interesting, I have tons of tiny little dings that look hard to get out

 

[Turbopower]

I heard of this method years ago and someone tried it and said it didn't work.

 

[pnut 7]

i have never herd of it but def would be interested to know if it works and how well.....

 

[Rajunz]

I've tried it for hail dents, it worked some, but didn't remove them all the way. Paintless Dent Removal shops have it down now. A buddy of mine had about 100 hail dents removed (including top of fenders and doors) and you could not find one single dent.

 

[kuuligan]

I've tried it for hail dents, it worked some, but didn't remove them all the way. Paintless Dent Removal shops have it down now. A buddy of mine had about 100 hail dents removed (including top of fenders and doors) and you could not find one single dent.

which dent removal shop may this be?

 

[grego2]

I've tried it for hail dents, it worked some, but didn't remove them all the way. Paintless Dent Removal shops have it down now. A buddy of mine had about 100 hail dents removed (including top of fenders and doors) and you could not find one single dent.

true they are great and have done past door dings and such but I have a couple small pressure dents on my truck's roof that I have to remove the headliner for them to get to it and I am looking for alternate solutions.
Now I have to find a local place that sells dry ice and I can try it out.
I will try and get some before and after pictures if it works

 

[Hua]

which dent removal shop may this be?

Doesn't matter which shops, it all depends on the individual doing the work. My buddy John does it for Dent Magic here in town. They actually have competitions for dent removal down in Florida every year. :wtflol: I believe he placed like 16 out of 100 entrants in the nation. I'm going to have him do my Supra.

 

[nismo2491]

I'm getting paintless dent removal done on my e320 soon, just a minor ding or 2...

 

[DrMike]

I heard about this being done by taking the air in a can for computers and turning it upside down and spraying. So I tried on some small door dings. I went through about a half a can on one small dent and froze the hell out of the area. The ding shrunk but then came back after it warmed back up. I wonder if I needed to use up the whole can?

 

[sureshot1]

^^^^ thats pretty kool. Since those things are easier to find than dry ice. I don't think I have any dings but does anyone wanna try and let us know on here?

 

[grego2]

I heard about this being done by taking the air in a can for computers and turning it upside down and spraying. So I tried on some small door dings. I went through about a half a can on one small dent and froze the hell out of the area. The ding shrunk but then came back after it warmed back up. I wonder if I needed to use up the whole can?

wouldn't that hurt the paint?

 

[Suprafazz]

wouldn't that hurt the paint?

Thats what I was thinkin...

 

[IS300luv]

how long are you supposed to hold the ice over the ding.. and how close to the ding