Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
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Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
Against the advice of Can Dr. (Keith N.) I decided to take to plunge and remove the dent from this rare quart flat. It took longer than I had anticipated, but I had to go slowly. I'm pretty happy with the results.
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Re: Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
Congrats - looks great .
I've tried to remove dents .
but not in my DNA
I've tried to remove dents .
but not in my DNA
To me it makes Goog Goog sense !
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Re: Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
Looks Great!!....Awesome Job 
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Re: Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
That looks fantastic! Did you remove a lid or use a Bramlette Bender?
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Re: Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
I removed the bottom lid as the dents were too deep & wide for the Bramlette Bender. I found some schedule 40 plastic pipe at HD that fit the can almost perfectly. Without that plastic pipe the results would have not been possible. Thanks for the kind words.
Thanks. Dave
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Re: Decided to Remove the Dent and it Worked Out Nice
Very brave to work on that can. Great job.
Chuck
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