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03/31/2007 9:16 PM  

I had three rather good size dents in the rear steel of my Argosy.  I was able to pull most of them out using a slide hammer.  Had to drill several holes but the dents actually game out pretty easily.  I will fill the remaining small dents with bondo.

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04/01/2007 9:12 AM  
Posted By OldFed on 03/31/2007 9:16 PM

I had three rather good size dents in the rear steel of my Argosy.  I was able to pull most of them out using a slide hammer.  Had to drill several holes but the dents actually game out pretty easily.  I will fill the remaining small dents with bondo.

Charles



Funny you came along with this comment, timing, just talked to my brother yesterday. That is the route we are going to take, He has a sled hammer. Recommended method is to use an ice pic or awl to pop a hole in, this leaves a bur on the inside for better grip.

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04/02/2007 11:59 AM  

Seems like the only bad thing about using something to punch a hole is that you will put the dent push the dent back in you are trying to pull out.  It takes a series of holes in a given dent to get the complete dent out....if you punch...i.e. .... put pressure on the dent...you'll more than likely push the dent back in.  That's been my experience anyway....just a thought

Charles

This is one of my dents before I pulled it






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04/02/2007 12:06 PM  
Can't get the pulled dent picture to work...I'll try again
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04/02/2007 12:14 PM  
Posted By OldFed on 04/02/2007 12:06 PM
Can't get the pulled dent picture to work...I'll try again

Check to see if it less than 100k ? If it is, the software prevents it from uploading.

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04/02/2007 7:01 PM  
Do you mean more than 100K.  I don't understand how I can get one picture to go....then next one won't.
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04/02/2007 7:30 PM  

It should take two, as long as each is under.

These are 75 each. Hmm it worked

 










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