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http://www.filecabi.net/video/20494805.html

Anyone heard or seen of this before....Got a phew dints on the 4runner that could use this treatment if it works.

cool

i would need a tonne of dry ice for mine.

I'm gunna get some dry ice this weekend and try this.

you are a life saver. i have been looking for that. I knew you could do it with some sort of ice. it is an old hot rodders trick. Wasn't sure if it was an application of heat first then apply a bit of ice or just dry ice.

Will try and give it a go on the weekend and let you know how it works

You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

i know dry ice bombs work ok for moving panels but maybe not the way u want it to work.

nicbeer wrote:i know dry ice bombs work ok for moving panels but maybe not the way u want it to work.

good times hey 4wdnut

Bad JuJu wrote:You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

Anyone know where you can get this from?

canned air for computers comes out super cold once ran for a few seconds.. good for freezing the new noobs

Jeff80 wrote:

Bad JuJu wrote:You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

Anyone know where you can get this from?

I don't imagine it would be that easy to obtain. It could be quite dangerous.

Hasta La Vista, Baby

Jeff80 wrote:

Bad JuJu wrote:You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

Anyone know where you can get this from?

I think it's used with electronics - so maybe somewhere like jaycar.

smileysmoke wrote:canned air for computers comes out super cold once ran for a few seconds.. good for freezing the new noobs

Not so good for the old noobs I suppose

dogbreath_48 wrote:

Jeff80 wrote:

Bad JuJu wrote:You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

Anyone know where you can get this from?

I think it's used with electronics - so maybe somewhere like jaycar.

That's freon, not liquid nitrogen. Still pretty cold though

festy wrote:

dogbreath_48 wrote:

Jeff80 wrote:

Bad JuJu wrote:You can also get aerosol format of liquid nitrogen

Anyone know where you can get this from?

I think it's used with electronics - so maybe somewhere like jaycar.

That's freon, not liquid nitrogen. Still pretty cold though

Yeah, thats what I thought. Didnt think you could get liquid nitrogen in a can...

im not sure what is in it but you can get a can of something from plumbing store that is used to freeze pipes

That's freon, not liquid nitrogen. Still pretty cold though [/quote]



It wont be freon as it is a cfc.

It tetrafluoroethane in the freezer spray.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/R-134a


http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.as ... BCATID=277

Don't think it'd fix the ding in my sill

Good method for fixing hail damage

ps Dry Ice now comes in pellets ideal for this, about $6.50 a kg from BOC

Some dirty maggot kids nailed my girly's surf with a rock just below the rear side window, will try this and see if it works.
looks like an easy solution.

hell i'll give it a go on some of those bitch places to get to and pop.

Spock

grimbo wrote:you are a life saver. i have been looking for that. I knew you could do it with some sort of ice. it is an old hot rodders trick. Wasn't sure if it was an application of heat first then apply a bit of ice or just dry ice.

Will try and give it a go on the weekend and let you know how it works

How'd you go with it Grimbo? did you end up getting a chance to try it on the weekend?

i tried it and it didn't work. i held a 1.5kg bag of the pellets on the door of the cruiser for about 15-20 minutes and no go. the dent looks like it's from a small ball pein hammer and the ice bag had a surface area of a small saucepan.

and yer, dent still there.

but, i did make my orange juice fizzy. and blew up some coke bottles.

I think the idea is to have a small surface area of ice in the middle of the dent, not a whole bag, to cause the metal in the imediate area to contract, thuss pulling out the dent

heat the panel first with a hair dryer

I trried dry ice yesterday on a dent similar to the one in the video. I only put two or three pellets into the centre of the dint. It didn't pull the dint, but changed its shape slightly. I played around with for naother wile, but couldn't fix the dint. It either requires more experience or doesn't work at all.

Cheers
Joachim

TWISTY wrote:

grimbo wrote:you are a life saver. i have been looking for that. I knew you could do it with some sort of ice. it is an old hot rodders trick. Wasn't sure if it was an application of heat first then apply a bit of ice or just dry ice.

Will try and give it a go on the weekend and let you know how it works

How'd you go with it Grimbo? did you end up getting a chance to try it on the weekend?

didn't get a chance to do it, will try this weekend.

JBE wrote:I trried dry ice yesterday on a dent similar to the one in the video. I only put two or three pellets into the centre of the dint. It didn't pull the dint, but changed its shape slightly. I played around with for naother wile, but couldn't fix the dint. It either requires more experience or doesn't work at all.

Cheers
Joachim

Maybe its a story the dry ice salesmen have thought up to sell more dry ice


Dazz

i wonder of thought of that,

dry ice is hard to get, i have tried in the last few weeks and no luck around newcastle area, i did a search of dry ice suppliers/newcastle and everywhere that siad it had it, i rang, "na mate we don't do it anymore"

someone's gotta be able to get it,

cheers ray