The grandkids jumped on the hood and roof of my 1948 Studebaker. I popped out the dents with my hand (ouch). What is the best method to "iron-out" the creases ?
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17 years ago
Dents in the roof
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17 years ago
Use the grandkids butts to beat them back out....
Creases are not fun. To remove them completely your looking at a slapper paddle, dolly work and repaint.
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17 years ago
ROTFLMAO! The perfect tool, and the perfect application
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17 years ago
I think it's time for some grandkids to learn some basic bodywork skills... but seriously I don't know the answer to your question but if I were doing it myself I'd probably just use a hammer and dolly. Shrinking out creases from old dents is difficult, anyway, and I think you're probably looking at a repaint.
nate
(kind of partial to Studebakers...)
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17 years ago
I'd put a crease in the grandkids pants!
harryface
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Hey Harry, you got any grands? I'm afraid I don't look at mine quite as I did my children. Maybe I should, tho', to try & avoid the spoilin'.:) s
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17 years ago
Try Painless(?) dent removal. They're pretty good.
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17 years ago
no kids, no grankids, no old lady, no pets, just two cars.
harryface
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17 years ago
...and who claimed that Utopia was merely an imagined state? :) s
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17 years ago
a simple rubber mallet would get the creases out but to be safe use a 2x4 cut out with it so it is not to chip the paint good luck...