Has anyone here ever used dry ice to remove hail dents? If so, is there any trick to it other than apply the ice to the dents? For example, does it help if the vehicle is parked in hot sun when you do it? Can it harm the paint and thus needs to be in cloth or something when applied? In other words, I don't know the first thing about it, or if it even works. :-) TIA
dry ice to remove hail dents
Aug 10, 2009
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Saturday's (08/08/09) Car Talk had a caller that asked about the same thing.
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You mean ask the guys that advised the guy with the RWD Ford van, that the noise in his FRONT end was likely caused by a bad CV joint? ;)
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