Posted by Lloyd in South Carolina on June 07, 2011 at 05:24:11 from (162.111.235.14):
In Reply to: pulling dents posted by mark in boonville ny on June 06, 2011 at 20:08:51:
Hi Mark!
There is a studd gun you can buy that spot welds small posts on to the dent area, and then a puller/slide hammer that grabs the posts and you slide hammer them out. And espensive tool if not used alot.
Cheaper solution, buy a body work slide hammer, they have sheet metal screw ends, you drill small holes, screw in the end of the hammer, and slide hammer out the dent. Then the holes are welded up.
Some dent actualy stretch the metal when they occur. Therefore the dented area's metal needs to be shrunk. Usualy done by heating, and quenching with water which shrinks the metal.
The bad news about all this, is you need to be able get to the back side of the work area, to re paint and seal after all this work or you have opened it up to major rusting.
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