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An easy tutorial on how to fix a dent in your car

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By: colombia87 More than a year ago

careful with the dryice do not mix witha water

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By: Guest More than a year ago

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this is cool but so retarded. i meen who would think of this. dry ice just doesn't fall out of the sky. you would half to go to the store and buy some. what if we do'nt have any money. bob would you like to say somthing. yes i wuold okay well say it. ok. dito. what does that mean. dry ice is dangerous and i like spegetti and chicken.

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By: Guest More than a year ago

fantastic

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By: mike1 More than a year ago

ha!
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Fixing a Dent with Dry Ice.

Apply dry ice to the center of the dent.

Metal contracts and pops out dent.

Apply dry ice to the center of the dent. 5 minutes later, a few times.

Clean surface and dent is not noticeable.

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