Remove a dent

[clonelark]

Anyone ever try this on a Studebaker? Not sure i'd try it on a good paint job. There are several different ways to remove a dent, bunch of them on Youtube
here's 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZwBLUxjqhg

[s2dwagon]

I've seen this type of dent repair posted here before. I wanted to give it a whirl but couldn't find a source for the liquid CO2.

If anyone has any suggestions where one can find a can of this stuff, I'd still like to see how well it works, if indeed it does!

Looks interesting!

Scott

[Bredehoft]

I'm pretty sure that you need the thin sheetmetal of today's cars for this to work.

--george

1963 Lark Daytona HT - 63V J8 175
53-54 C/Ks, 55 Speedsters, 63 Daytonas, Wagonaires Registries

[jimmijim8]

That was a miracle. jimmijim

Stude Junkie+++++++Do it right the f$$$$ Time. Never mind. Just do it right. When youre done your done. You'll know it.

[StudeSchack]

Some dude was on the other side pushing it out...

Ted
'57 Champion

[52 Ragtop]

Snake oil salesman!

Jim

[JRoberts]

quote:Originally posted by 52 Ragtop

Snake oil salesman!

Jim

Come on Jim, isn't that the way you do it?

Joe Roberts
'61 R1 Champ
'65 Cruiser
Editor of "The Down Easterner"
Eastern North Carolina Chapter

[Jim Beard]

I have removed small dents in modern cars using dry ice. try it on a beater first before uou do it to anything nice. I have an old '61 Lark door with a deer dent I may try just to see if it works with older thicker metal.
Jim

[JDP]

It does not work on Studebakers, BTDT. Sheet metal is too thick.

JDP/Maryland

[barnlark]

I used my former mother-in-law on Studebaker steel. Colder than dry ice.

[The Poopmaster]

[quote]Originally posted by s2dwagon

I've seen this type of dent repair posted here before. I wanted to give it a whirl but couldn't find a source for the liquid CO2.

If anyone has any suggestions where one can find a can of this stuff, I'd still like to see how well it works, if indeed it does!

Looks interesting!

Scott
[/quote You asked for it so I have an answer. There is a product on the market called Poop Freeze. It is a registered trade name. All it is is CO 2 in a spray can. It makes the task of picking up soft dog poop much easier. About 10 dollars a can depending where you buy it but if it will popout even one dent it is a pretty good deal for the money. Dan ------ Do a google search or try e-bay. Poopasaurus

[barnlark]

Seriously, how long can this go on?

[dean pearson]

For liquid c02 get a bottle from our local welding supply and use it upside down.

(carefully)

Dean.

[BShaw]

When my truck suffered from some hail damage a number of years ago, I tried the "hot day/dry ice" method. On a real hot sunny day get the surface as hot as possible, then put a little dry ice on the dimple. My bigger dents turned into small dents I could live with and the smaller dimples disappeared. Your results may vary.

BShaw, Webmaster
webmaster@studebakerdriversclub.com
Woodbury, Minnesota