Subject	hmm...
Posted by	BlackholeZ on November 23, 2006 at 12:56 AM
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In Reply To	Interesting idea. posted by CatnipZ on November 22, 2006 at 10:00 AM
Message	Aluminum's coeffecient of expansion is higher than steel's, so I would think it would work better, but then again aluminum is so soft, so that could be why. It died again, considering going over to the boosted side of the z. "Stickers only add horsepower on hondas" 1992 300zx 2x2 1991 Cavalier
Follow Ups	aluminum hood paintless dent removal - josh 15:32:37 11/21/06 If the dent is hidden under one of the inside hood supports, - Zirvana 15:37:05 11/21/06 i had a bunch of dents PDR'd out a couple years ago. (n/m) - Guapo 15:43:07 11/21/06 cool, thanks guys. (n/m) - josh 16:00:36 11/21/06 Re: aluminum hood paintless dent removal - PaulS91TT 16:01:46 11/21/06 I had an acorn leave a nasty ding in my hood.... - 92naz32 16:10:48 11/21/06 Had one dent removed a couple months ago from hood - doug8867 16:13:23 11/21/06 Id say its a sratch from the rock hitting it and a dent. - josh 16:28:51 11/21/06 if oem is aluminum, yes, I had over 40 dings taken out of my - LJZTT 16:33:24 11/21/06 yeh im looking to just make it better than in currently is - josh 16:57:38 11/21/06 well mine was minor hail damage, maybe dime sized stones - LJZTT 22:13:40 11/21/06 anyone used the dry ice method? (n/m) - BlackholeZ 20:40:27 11/21/06 ....??? (n/m) - nemo1080 22:57:31 11/21/06 explanation... - BlackholeZ 23:43:25 11/21/06 Interesting idea. - CatnipZ 10:00:28 11/22/06 hmm... - BlackholeZ 00:56:00 11/23/06
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