On 22/09/2011 12:13, larkim wrote:
Any tips on how to achieve the above? Have a Fisher& Paykel brushed
stainless steel fridge that has acquired a few small dents from
children and adults alike. The kind of dent you'd get in a car door
if another car door bumped into it in a car park.

It may not be worth trying anything at all and just living with it,
but if there are any tried and tested techniques I'd be glad to hear
of them.

(I don't own an angle grinder, and I'm all out of car body filler...)

Without access to the rear of the panel, and decent panel beating skills
and tools, you are probably stuffed, since the alternative car style
repair of filling, sanding, and refinishing does not sound like its
going to be an option either!

Dent pullers etc only really work on larger sized dents, and preferably
those without much creasing or stretching of the metal.


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Cheers,

John.

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