replying to Brett, gREGRE wrote:
depends on your personality. Most folks would not see the dent after a day or
two,.. so do NOTHING. Others cant stop seeing it and HAVE to try. .Their
personality means they will not ever be happy so,, again, they will NEVER be
happy even they are better than the pros.. so.. Again dDONT TRY.
Otgherwise sand,IT ALL, bondo and texture it.. Wont work but you might feel
better..


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On Fri, 20 Apr 2018 20:14:05 GMT, gREGRE
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replying to Brett, gREGRE wrote:
depends on your personality. Most folks would not see the dent after a day or
two,.. so do NOTHING. Others cant stop seeing it and HAVE to try. .Their
personality means they will not ever be happy so,, again, they will NEVER be
happy even they are better than the pros.. so.. Again dDONT TRY.
Otgherwise sand,IT ALL, bondo and texture it.. Wont work but you might feel
better..

Better yet; don't buy a refrigerator on the Scratch & Dent aisle.
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On Friday, April 20, 2018 at 3:14:09 PM UTC-5, gREGRE wrote:
replying to Brett, gREGRE wrote:
depends on your personality. Most folks would not see the dent after a day or
two,.. so do NOTHING. Others cant stop seeing it and HAVE to try. .Their
personality means they will not ever be happy so,, again, they will NEVER be
happy even they are better than the pros.. so.. Again dDONT TRY.
Otgherwise sand,IT ALL, bondo and texture it.. Wont work but you might feel
better..
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It's a 14-year-old refrigerator now. Of course, that's just middle age for most refrigerators and it probably has many more dents and scratches on its sheet metal. ^_^

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