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Remove Car Dents With Dry Ice

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1. FileCabi.netSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   Remove Car Dents With Dry Ice
2. bullfestSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   But can it fix a broken heart? Ahhh I didn't think so.
3. JonatanSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   Nice... Does anyone know if this works? If so, you could save thousands! :P
4. T1tanSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   Quote: Nice... Does anyone know if this works? If so, you could save thousands! :P I'm no expert on the subject, but doesn't dry ice cost like a lot? It does the job nicely, though.
5. amySalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   http://dryicedelivered.safeshopper.com/4/cat4.htm?299
6. Ace1875Salvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   Quote: Originally Posted by Jonatan View Post Nice... Does anyone know if this works? If so, you could save thousands! :P This does work but only on newer dents.
7. jmknmecrzySalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   you can find dry ice at the grocery store for less then $3 per pound... check the meat section or here in Vegas they have it in a big locked cooler near the exit
8. RaidenatorSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   Am I the only one that didn't see a dent in the first place?
9. Corey7733Salvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
   i didnt even see a dent...
10. ZombieLennonSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
    Dry ice, apply directly to the dented car. Dry ice, apply directly to the dented car. The animation at the beginning reminded me of that.
11. AsskickerSalvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
    It can't be too big of a dent. That was about the right size. Surely, one side of the metal being cold while the other side being warm has a lot to do with it, but it seem the cold should be on the other side. Cold shrinks while warm expands thus you could cool the whole thing then warm the top side first perhaps in full sunlight. Hell, you probably could have used a toilet plunger to pull that dent out anyway.
12. Rowend912Salvaged from archive28 Mar 2007, 00:00
    Quote: Originally Posted by jmknmecrzy View Post you can find dry ice at the grocery store for less then $3 per pound... check the meat section or here in Vegas they have it in a big locked cooler near the exit are you sure that wasn't just regular ice????? there is a difference ya know. and that sounds about right for a bag of ice.

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