SB2k

any body try this yet?!? i got a couple dings i need to get taking out but if this works it could save me $150 a ding @ dent wizard (also save me from the holes they drill in the car to remove them)

MikeyC

That's pretty neat! I too wonder if it works on dings.

bunz559

it's not the CO2 that will cause paint problems but it's the "flexing" of the metal when poping back out that may cause the paint to crack or chip.

i got a new fender painted and already someone's opened their door on it, can't really see it, but it's an eye sore to me. i might have to try this out.

scott

S_NeWb

where can i get this compressed c02? i want to try it on my wife car. she backed up to the neighbors car!

chungtachicken

Canned air...get it from Bestbuy or your local computer store.

Sanguine

I have a small ding but I'm a little worried trying this out. It is hardly noticeable and I don't want to make it any worse. I will try it on my beater car first and let you guys know.

Silvers808

20 days and noones tried it yet?

Suzukuh

^ my cousin is coming in on Wednesday. He has a rather large dent on the side that looks similar to the one in the video. So we are going to give it a try when he gets here. I actually did try it on a small dent on my car. I am also undecided if smaller dents actually need to be taken out by a paintless dent process. I am not sure if the hairdryer makes it quite hot enough. But I am not sure if anything hotter would cause the paint to bubble. Going to try a different hair dryer. I should know by Thursday how it works out

RACER

That would be negative.

chuhsi

I tried it on my mom's camry. I wanted to take out a small door ding the size of a quarter.

Didn't work.