http://www.biertijd.com/mediaplayer/?itemid=2782

 

Apparently, so does it cause paint damage or not?I think he meant it doesnt but he said it does. Pretty cool tho if it does work.

 

I wanna know if this works!

 

 

no... effing... way

 

I would like a larger view....because its looks ife

 

obviously it works since u saw it work in the video....i think he just has bad sentence structure

 

ive seen this on a few videos before, it seems to work, but i would only think that it works on larger size dents, not little tiny dings and such

 

Pretty cool.

 

will work on certain plastic panels..but i dunno about metal..

 

"my big dent disappear"

I love the sentences.

 

i will be trying this...i'll let you guys know...

 

someone with a spare fender lying around NEEDS to try this, for the good of HT mankind.

 

no way

 

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I was thinking the same thing.

 

was gonna do this cause I have a dent on my rear hatch, but don't have the ***** to accept the consequences if my paint falls off or some **** blows up.

 

didnt it also warp the top of the fender when the CO2 was applied.

 

It's really all about the heat and cold. The heat expands the surface and then the cold condenses it so it goes back to its "normal" shape. I think lol

 

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doubt it works on metal panels which is where 90% of your dents are gonna be

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Ion22 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">It's really all about the heat and cold. The heat expands the surface and then the cold condenses it so it goes back to its "normal" shape. I think lol</TD></TR></TABLE>thats exacly what i was thinking , damn i wana try this , sumone do it and let us know !

 

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probably not for plastic... will work on meatal though.

 

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some one go do it.

 

i doubt it works for dents that you cant already pull out with a suction cup. besides that itll probably be liable to pop back in with a slight touch, you cant un-stretch metal.

 

in for someone to try this and let us know