How to Fix a Dent in a Car?

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DeAbigail
07/29/25 10:06am
To fix a dent in a car, follow these steps: 1. Adjust the setting: Set the hairdryer to the hot air setting and direct the airflow at the dented area of the car; 2. Cover: Immediately after using the hairdryer, cover the dent with prepared aluminum foil; 3. Place: Put dry ice on the aluminum foil; 4. Wait: After some time, if you hear a metallic sound, it indicates that the car dent is returning to its original shape. Methods for maintaining the car body include: 1. Cleaning: Promptly remove snow, rainwater, and other dirt from the car surface to keep it clean and aesthetically pleasing; 2. Waxing: Applying wax to the car body can prevent the paint from cracking, corroding, or rusting; 3. Inspection: Regularly inspect the car body surface, and if there is any damage, scratches, or exposed areas, promptly apply touch-up paint; 4. Washing: Use specialized detergents and neutral water to clean the car body; 5. Wiping: Use a soft cloth or sponge to wipe the car body to prevent the inclusion of metal shavings or sand particles.
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