Rock chips, from the inside.
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
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> You should have seen the salesman when I brought it back covered in mud
and
> told him I'd call him!
>
> I bought it the next day..
Did they wash it before you picked it up?
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> You should have seen the salesman when I brought it back covered in mud
and
> told him I'd call him!
>
> I bought it the next day..
Did they wash it before you picked it up?
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
Steve G did pass the time by typing:
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
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DougW
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
--
DougW
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
Steve G did pass the time by typing:
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
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DougW
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
--
DougW
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
Steve G did pass the time by typing:
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
--
DougW
> Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
> ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
Dry ice only works with older thick metal. The newer thinner stuff deforms
and that trick won't work. The modern dent folks generally use a suction gun
style dent puller. For that type of dent you usually just smooth it down with
some light hammer and dolly work.
However, if your not familiar with body work don't do it yourself on anything
other than ye-olde-rustbucket. It's very easy to mess up paint and make more
dents. Best thing for learning is a mashed up fender from a junk yard.
http://www.metalshapers.org
has some good info.
Reading material for any body shop
http://www.i-car.com/pdf/upcr/procedures/st/st21a.pdf
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DougW
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
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: "billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
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: > You should have seen the salesman when I brought it back covered in mud
: and
: > told him I'd call him!
: >
: > I bought it the next day..
:
:
: Did they wash it before you picked it up?
Lol! I wouldna!
Kate
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"Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
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: "billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
: news:33fee$443a9153$4831b233$8697@FUSE.NET...
:
: > You should have seen the salesman when I brought it back covered in mud
: and
: > told him I'd call him!
: >
: > I bought it the next day..
:
:
: Did they wash it before you picked it up?
Lol! I wouldna!
Kate
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:
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"Steve Foley" <steve.foley@DELETEatt.net> wrote in message
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: "billy ray" <billy_ray@fuseSPAM.net> wrote in message
: news:33fee$443a9153$4831b233$8697@FUSE.NET...
:
: > You should have seen the salesman when I brought it back covered in mud
: and
: > told him I'd call him!
: >
: > I bought it the next day..
:
:
: Did they wash it before you picked it up?
Lol! I wouldna!
Kate
:
:
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"Steve G" <stevncin@charter.net> wrote in message
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: Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
: ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
:
Great idea but the goddamn paint is cracked too.
Hell it's a Jeep, I suppose I can get used to it.
But WHY so soon!!!!!
Naw, I'll be ok.
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"Steve G" <stevncin@charter.net> wrote in message
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: Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
: ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
:
Great idea but the goddamn paint is cracked too.
Hell it's a Jeep, I suppose I can get used to it.
But WHY so soon!!!!!
Naw, I'll be ok.
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Re: Rock chips, from the inside.
"Steve G" <stevncin@charter.net> wrote in message
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: Kate, look for "Dent DR" in the phone book or at a body shop, they are the
: ones doing the dry ice thing, no repaint needed either i believe.
:
Great idea but the goddamn paint is cracked too.
Hell it's a Jeep, I suppose I can get used to it.
But WHY so soon!!!!!
Naw, I'll be ok.