dent in the floor of my driver's seat
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I let my friend help fix my car and I he messed up my floor. He jacked up the car in the wrong spot and it made a dent in the floor on the driver's side. The side near the clutch area has like...this big bump and is uneven now.
Is there anyway I can like hammer it down...? Or make the floor even again?
Is there anyway I can like hammer it down...? Or make the floor even again?
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a hammer?
id take out the carpet so your sure to do it more evenly, but if your gonna hammer it, take a block of wood, and place it where you want to hammer, then hammer the block of wood. thatll keep you from hitting the wrong spot, and from just driving a hammer through your floorboard.
either that or charge your friend for some new sheetmetal to be welded to your floor.
a hammer?
id take out the carpet so your sure to do it more evenly, but if your gonna hammer it, take a block of wood, and place it where you want to hammer, then hammer the block of wood. thatll keep you from hitting the wrong spot, and from just driving a hammer through your floorboard.
either that or charge your friend for some new sheetmetal to be welded to your floor.
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Well the hammer was a figure of speech, I'm pretty sure you can't hammer that bump down? So I just have to replace it pretty much? No way of bending it back
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Blahblah718293 »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">a hammer?</TD></TR></TABLE>
I think you answered your question
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I think you answered your question
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Why not?
Pull up the carpet, grab a block of wood and a big hammer, and have at it.
Why not?
Pull up the carpet, grab a block of wood and a big hammer, and have at it.
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...I'm assuming that's big fat hammer?
...I'm assuming that's big fat hammer?
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<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by BustedHalo »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">
...I'm assuming that's big fat hammer?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Close. The "F" rhymes with trucking.
I'd suggest a Port-A-Power, but I can;t think of much to push against in that area.
...I'm assuming that's big fat hammer?</TD></TR></TABLE>
Close. The "F" rhymes with trucking.
I'd suggest a Port-A-Power, but I can;t think of much to push against in that area.
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