Hi all,
I have two small dents (thumb presses) on the Ali fuel tank of GGG’s Rookie. Now the question is…does anyone know how to get them out?
They are both under the thick plastic decal (which I am going to relpace, so if I could just get them flat (rather than convex) it would be OK.
Your assistance would be appreciated.
Best of balance.
Neo
Dents on the Rookie tank
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Dents on the Rookie tank
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Not for fuel tanks, but cars.. I have used (the?) "Dent Master" to remove small parking dings in my car doors.
Bloody amazing... he removed the fuel flap and inserted essentially a long piece of bent steel rod. Then with some careful pushing and levering the dent literally just disappeared before my eyes.
He even removed 2 dents I hadn't even see!
$60 a panel, well worth the dollars.
I reckon you could give it a go, if you had some pretty solid bar that you could work with (ie. need a handle on it so you can control it). A couple of bends, pick a suitable pivot point, and you could probably get rid of most of it.
Good luck...
Bloody amazing... he removed the fuel flap and inserted essentially a long piece of bent steel rod. Then with some careful pushing and levering the dent literally just disappeared before my eyes.
He even removed 2 dents I hadn't even see!
$60 a panel, well worth the dollars.
I reckon you could give it a go, if you had some pretty solid bar that you could work with (ie. need a handle on it so you can control it). A couple of bends, pick a suitable pivot point, and you could probably get rid of most of it.
Good luck...
Keith.
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