Fix your car dent with a hair dryer

Fix your car dent with a hair dryer

Dented your parents car, or dinged your neighbors? Watch this how-to video and get cracking before anyone notices the auto body damage. You won't believe how easy it is to fix a dent on your car with a hair dryer and carbon dioxide. Check out this instructional video and learn how to save your ass and your wallet from a tip to the body shop.

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meatpete 1 year ago
Tried this and it really works, what a great tip, and saved me ?53.65
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shelly2009 4 months ago
good
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pybboy4life 1 year ago
that work for any size dent? or just big ones?
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wibrle 1 year ago
The simplest tricks are always the best. A
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jackfin 1 year ago
Just sent my lease van back 4 days ago and Citroen want to charge me nearly ?500 for dents and scratches (Bandits) Why didn't I discover this last week. Dang Nammit!
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jack06 1 year ago
Where can I buy this liquid carbon dioxide can in U.S.?
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Bigboobiesgalore 11 months ago
At Wal-Mart Dick
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ioquacity 11 months ago
Where can I find this Wal-Mart in the U.S.?
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jcfreak 7 months ago
walk to any major street corner....look left....look right.....lol jk....go to walmart.com or something for locations
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bird crick 1 year ago
buy it at costco or staples
it's used to clean keyboards and computer innards
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pbradley68 1 year ago
I'm guessing you can do the same thing with a flat piece of dry ice although the spray would be quicker.
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stairs2008 1 year ago
thats amazing, nice video!
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krystilmist 1 year ago
That was cool. You should add it DOESN'T cause any damage to the paint, but that was a really helpful tip.
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WOLFGUTTS 11 months ago
NICE FIX
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javimetal 9 months ago
does it work on both fiberglass & steal cars
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javimetal 9 months ago
& also i got a bigger wider dent will it work (about a foot & 1/2 wider)
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zeldaman1 5 months ago
if yuou have a big dent use the basketball trick 1. deflate a basketball 2. put it in between the dent and the frame of the car 3. inflate the ball until the dent pops out I just did this today and it works really good then I used the compressed air to get the smaller divets that were left
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slickster2 7 months ago
anyone who has done this, please post. want to try but scared to damage paint more.
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zeldaman1 5 months ago
doesn't damage paint at all
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Xenogyst 6 months ago
FYI, those cans of air are not filled with CO2, but with fluorocarbons.
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zaib 6 months ago
does it work on plastic bumper dents or just metals
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R D 6 months ago
i think it was out of sight! thanks so much.
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bingobuddy 6 months ago
It would only work on metal. metal expands and contracts. plastic just melts and cracks.
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acura111 6 months ago
How to change the front brake pads on a Honda Accord
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Medic_Down 5 months ago
Clearly you have never heard of 'thermoplastics'.
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neildude_89 6 months ago
Its amazing would like 2 try it.Can any 1 tell me how much vl tht liquid carbon bottle cost ?
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funboy1 5 months ago
can you get that liquid carbon in the uk. i have a small but deep dent in my bike tank . i would like to try it out if anyone knows if its any good for dents like that please post.
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zeldaman1 5 months ago
@funboy yes go to your local computer store and ask for compressed air in a can
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Medic_Down 5 months ago
Funboy...try Maplins...they'll have it, or any computer repair shop. It'll only be a couple 'O' quid.
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madmarv 5 months ago
does it work on small sharp dents? please let us know.
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zeldaman1 5 months ago
@madmarv it worked for hail damage on my hood and quarter panels on my 95 avenger coupe and if you have seen hail damage they are small sharp dents
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madmarv 5 months ago
nice one zeldaman1
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Medic_Down 5 months ago
This method does NOT work for small dents.
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blide 5 months ago
CO2 or Freonspray should do the job, but whatever you do just don't tell greenpeace :-P
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rdragon156a 4 months ago
I got a dent about the twice as big the size of a softball. It is located on the the driver site rear bumper. Can i use the same method?
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rdragon156a 4 months ago
driver side* ....
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secretsoto 4 months ago
wow
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littleterri 4 months ago
does this work for small dents..like hail dents?
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nopi0 4 months ago
couldnt get it to work on my car think maybe my hair dryer not hot enough or somthing
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kwik 3 months ago
scam.... it doesn't work don't waste your time you might damage your car. fixing a dent with hair blower and co2 simply doesn't work, it will mass up your point. and this video is not clear enough to show there an actual dent on an actual car.... simply don't waste your time if you want your dent fixed get to a body shop or buy a dent popper off ebay for $10.
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toejam44444 1 week ago
didnt work on my buick tried small and large dent on hood waste of money
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