Okay I've got about a dozen or so dents I'd like removed. I talked to a guy from dent crafters last fall and he made it sound like a horrible and tedious process and that he was so backed up, he wouldn't even be able to look at it for several months. Kind of got the impression that he wasn't interested in it and he is the only guy that does work for all the good body shops around here.
Anyways, the trunk and hood are pretty big and flat areas, which in theory seems easy to get to and the headliner will need to come down anyways so everything is accessible.
People always talk about the heat and dry ice method, someone even told me that a tarp covering it on a hot day might do it. But has anyone actually done this? Both sound too good to be true.
I don't want any holes drilled or anything that would require new paint otherwise then the whole car would have to be painted, which would take away from the patina/worn look that I like.
Any help would be appreciated.
Anyways, the trunk and hood are pretty big and flat areas, which in theory seems easy to get to and the headliner will need to come down anyways so everything is accessible.
People always talk about the heat and dry ice method, someone even told me that a tarp covering it on a hot day might do it. But has anyone actually done this? Both sound too good to be true.
I don't want any holes drilled or anything that would require new paint otherwise then the whole car would have to be painted, which would take away from the patina/worn look that I like.
Any help would be appreciated.
