What are the methods for repairing hail dents?

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LaJosie
07/29/25 11:36pm
Methods for repairing hail dents include: 1. Clean the dented area of the car with alcohol and a cleaning cloth, and mark the center of the dent; 2. Load the special hot melt glue into the glue gun and preheat it for 7 minutes after plugging in the power; 3. Select an appropriate gasket and evenly inject hot melt glue from the center to both sides of the gasket using the glue gun; 4. Quickly attach the gasket covered with hot melt glue to the marked dent position until the glue solidifies; 5. Align the hole in the center of the bridge-type repair tool with the firmly attached suction cup screw, then tighten the nut after fitting it in, and the suction cup will slowly pull up the dent; 6. Remove any residual hot melt glue on the car paint using alcohol and a plastic scraper.
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