Has anyone watched this?? If so is it real?

 

http://www.wonderhowto.com/how-to/vi...-dryer-127450/

 

This is interesting, I assume it's similar to the old school methods of paintless dent removal using dry ice. I actually want to try this.... on my girlfriends car. She wont care.

 

HAHA girlfriends/wifes car somehow always ends up as experiment vehicle.

WOW I should have tried this on my old '94 Si.

I love tricks that if they don't work it, didn't cost you much.

As long as there isn't a sharp crease in the metal I don't see why this wouldn't work.

 

^right, and I could probably "borrow" the compressed air from my work anyways, so that would end up being free for me.

 

lol Agreed! i have a little dent in my door im going to try it on.

 

Might as well, doesn't seem like it would cause damage if it didn't work. The only thing I can think of happening, is the paint cracking when it expands. Then you need re-paint anyways. So whateva.

 

that doesnt sound very good maybe i will let it be.

 

^Well, I don't know. I'm just thinking of what could go wrong.

 

Ive tried this with a heat gun and air duster. Doesnt work with smaller dents thats for sure.

 

okay thats good to know someone kicked my car with boots on its right above the trim

 

Im not a expert on body work but my friend had a blue si and i was able to sand primer and blend and not a soul could tell the difference i know a guy that rattle canned his corvette sting ray and won a car show