repairing small dent on tank
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repairing small dent on tank
Can anyone tell me if there is a company that can get small dints out of a NC30 tank. Our would ihave to get it filled and sprayed?????
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Re: repairing small dent on tank
You may find someone to take the dent out,but it will still have to be sprayed.
Re: repairing small dent on tank
Mikey is it like this



I was just going to clean it up and seal it with any gash paint I have, then try and push it out
the best I can by accessing it from the fuel tap opening, filling if I need too, but it does look
badly creased, but if I see a cheap dink free tank I will probably try and get it, at the moment I am not bothered
about a colour scheme at present so its vauxhall corsa chav racing colours (ie every panel is a different colour)
as i would rather ride while the weather is good up here



I was just going to clean it up and seal it with any gash paint I have, then try and push it out
the best I can by accessing it from the fuel tap opening, filling if I need too, but it does look
badly creased, but if I see a cheap dink free tank I will probably try and get it, at the moment I am not bothered
about a colour scheme at present so its vauxhall corsa chav racing colours (ie every panel is a different colour)
as i would rather ride while the weather is good up here
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Re: repairing small dent on tank
I've pulled dents out like that before.
Weld a small tack onto the tank and pull it out. Small layer of filler and paint just make sure its all keyed well else the filler will come away.
Weld a small tack onto the tank and pull it out. Small layer of filler and paint just make sure its all keyed well else the filler will come away.
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repairing small dent on tank
I'm sure u can buy something at halfords for pulling out dents
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Re: repairing small dent on tank
code2006 wrote:I'm sure u can buy something at halfords for pulling out dents
dent improver kit ? got one in garage i used on the the door skin of my wifes old punto a while back with good results its a kinda wax stick thing and pull cord unsure if it would be any good on a tank though being heavier gauge steel than the fiat door. you can also get a small suction type cup a bit like the tool glassfitters use for holding screens but again might only work on flat light gauge stuff.
might be worthwhile taking tank to a car bodyshop or the likes of mr dent or similar they might have some paintless dent remover tools .