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Old 07-24-2008, 03:28 PM
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depends on where the dent is. if the PDR tech can not feed his tool
behind there he won't be able to push the dent out. the other
tool, glue pullers, are only limited in wat it can do and only works
on factory paint finish.

your best bet is to talk to your dealer and see what their PDR tech says.

i was able to push a fairly decent sized dent on my MCS's hood from a
berry about a size of an apple falling onto it while i was going about
45mph through some wooded area. it was above the scoop so had plenty
of space to work my tool under there.

if it's towards the front it might get pretty tricky. i wouldnt be surprised
if they tell you to just replace it.
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