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07-24-2007, 05:51 PM

I am not sure it will work on aluminum, but I know it works on steel. A guy at work's wife works at the Ford plant. They bought a new car and got a dent the 2nd day they had it. She said they use heat guns and dry ice to remove small dents at the factory. He borrowed the heat gun from work and picked up dry ice on the way home. The next day the dent was gone. He said she heated the fender warm to the touch and then applied the dry ice and it popped right out.

07-24-2007, 05:51 PM	#3
Doug W. Guest Posts: n/a	I am not sure it will work on aluminum, but I know it works on steel. A guy at work's wife works at the Ford plant. They bought a new car and got a dent the 2nd day they had it. She said they use heat guns and dry ice to remove small dents at the factory. He borrowed the heat gun from work and picked up dry ice on the way home. The next day the dent was gone. He said she heated the fender warm to the touch and then applied the dry ice and it popped right out.