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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ค. 2013
- Our kids ran into out are with their powerwheel and put a big dent in the side. We tried heating it up and then using the air can to cool it. The dent popped out (mostly) but chipped the paint.
It still did a good job!! A little touch up your good!! Better then what you had!
LMAO .
GOOD THING I SEEN THIS VIDEO . Now i know NOT to Put Hair dryer so closed to paint
The paint was already loose underneath, all you did was release it. put the chip back with a tiny dot of super glue.
glad I watch this first because everyone made it look simple now I know what not to do.
I think the problems are that you need to circulate the heat better around the area and the contour of that particular spot would prevent a perfect reshape. You had the blow dryer very close to the dent and you were not circling around the dent fast enough. You can damage the paint and metal from close and intense heat contact.
you melted the paint with the heat gun...good work
jeez you put the hair dryer too close to the paint!
People just don't understand the principles of the "magic save". It's not all dents that can be done like that. If it has a ply in the dent it most likely wont work because the MEMORY of the metal was shocked and alternated at that spot. But if it's literally just bubbled in and the ply work of the sheet metal is still original, you can EASILY pop it back without any of that crap. Just get behind it and push it with a thick sponge or anything that will mold to the curve to apply even pressure and POP. Same sh. Different tactic. Plunger works too if you can fit it in there but its risky too you cant pull too hard if it grabs on too good youll do the opposite and bubble it outwards.
1: Too close to the paint with dryer
2: Tried to 'fix' where there is a panel crease
3: Saw that coming as soon I saw the crease and the dent
You need to use hot boiling water with air compressor, make sure to do the procedure as follows: spray the air can upside down and when see metal covered with ice, put the hot water on it.
It will resolve but not definitively.
you fried the pain sorry broski but you should take your time when doing it.
paintless dent repair ... now it's paintless
Seems to help, but I'd rather use heat/pressure. Applying bitter cold to a just heated surface has the same expansion contraction problem as shock cooling glass... which is why the paint chipped in all probability, at the epicentre of flex.
Nah these paints can be frozen and heated back up all day, thats what they do under the sun. The paint was already chipped from the hit, the adhesion lost. Proof if that only that part crackled out and not the entire area, yes it expanded and retracted the paint as well but that's what it does and why you need good primers for the paint to stick too. If not you would see paint car shells everywhere. The only thing that happened here was the hit was hard enough to literally pull the paint from the metal on that spot. It works on big bubble dents not ply dents.
@@PatTheRiot good answer. Thanks for the info.
Interesting how it chipped towards the very center. I wonder why that is
Looks like them southerns got a little carried away with the dryer.
"No, not that I know of", Cx Classic man!
This video should be titled ....HOW TO MAKE YOUR DENT LOOK WORSE...WITH ADDED BONUS OF CHIPPING YOUR PAINT.
I've tried to do this numerous times on my car as it has multiple dents but nothing ever happens no matter how long you hold the hair dryer or how much co2 you spray. It doesn't seem plausible from a scientific point of view as surely once the metal has been bent it's structure or shape has already changed. Maybe if the dent was perfectly round with no crease? Either way I couldn't reproduce it.
Lee Rees the science begind it is that the heated surface when met with the cold will expand, so if there is a crease it will not really work as well.
Why would you let her leave the hair dryer on the paint too long and too close that's like having Ur hand over an oven. If you don't take charge then your left with mistakes like the chipped paint u now have
if i dont have a can of air, can a water hose be an alternative?
The paint wasn't "cooked " that looks like an older car which had some body work or paint redone from original. Body filler or anything else is going to break down with the heat. This process works sometimes on thin metal panels and depending where the dent is..otherwise it'll just look worse. Don't waste your time and save your compressed air for dusting your PC.
You clearly used to much heat gun on the same area, I'm surprise you didn't burn the paint...
Why in hell would you hold the hair dryer so close to the car... of course your paints going to chip, your burning it up.
OUCH, I feel your pain! You should have called a good used car lot and asked for a referral to an experienced paintless dent removal specialist. Such professionals charge a wide range of prices for a dent like yours. For as little as $45 to as much as 3 times that. Either case the dent will usually be 100% gone at a fraction of the cost of a body shop working the metal, filling and painting which often wont match perfectly.
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Put a sticker to hide dent my friend 😂
All these idiots here saying they cooked their paint. That's not what happened. If that was the case, every time your car sits in the sun on a hot summer day (and the metal gets very hot by the way), you would cook your paint. Clear coat has to get very, very hot to burn it. And when a finish is heated, it is LESS chip prone because it is softer. The softer a finish, the more difficult it is to chip. The paint chipped because it was cooled so rapidly. And because this is a stupid way to not repair something.
too close to the car and you can't favor one spot at all...that's why your paint chipped
With your accent I would guess your from the south, it's a good thing for you since you just melted your clear coat. That area wouldn't last a mn winter after that move..
Bro you held it at the center.. you have to consistently move around and THEN work towards the center.
Left the hair dryer on to long
I don't know if I want to try that now. Danged if you do. Danged if you don't.
Ya I'd say that didnt work..
Dude lol maybe if you held the blow dryer more than 1/4" away it wouldn't have done that!
you know a PDR place could have removed that dent for 100 dollars.
You heated the paint very badly ! within 1 minute your hairdryer was all over the place !
Video should be named.... How not to remove dents on your car.
Wow, looks fukt
what is the point of the video if you don't show the end result?
FAIL
lol..a $150 repair just became $300...Use a pro people,..
What your saying, in effect, is never try, never take risks, never learn. Always pay a pro rather than try it yourself. Id rather have the chip in my paint. And $300 asumes you have a pro fix your paint ;)
complete waste of time
What a bunch of crap, don't fall for this