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Old 07-05-2006, 11:07 AM   #1 (permalink)
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has anyone found a good way to get rid of m inor dents like door dings or hail damage? i have 3 on my rear door and 2 on the hood... anyone recomment anything? thanx for the help
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bondo! or try the plunger method!
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ok...? wat exactly is the plunger method?
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Stick the plunger over the dent and pull up. I had a small dent on the hood of the Optima I once owned and I used a suckshon cup on it and it worked great.
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really? thanx for the help guys....
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