Dent in the Tank

[giftedwon]

I got a medium size dent in my tank and its really starting to **** me off!. is there an easy way to fix it?

nevermind there is a post right above this that shows the drive ice method if that really does work.

[The CyberPoet]

Dry ice never worked for me... Covering it or sand/fill/repaint does though...

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

[Erki]

you can use a uni spotter and pull it too. just be careful you dont blow yourself up.

[D-Pal]

Bando is always an option....

[whitecl0ver]

[BareKat]

The Kat gas tank is a single-walled design as far as I know. If there are no scratches a "paintless dent" repair would be a good choice.

[chinto]

I got a medium size dent in my tank and its really starting to **** me off!. is there an easy way to fix it?

nevermind there is a post right above this that shows the drive ice method if that really does work.

depending on the location and size of the dent a good suction cup will pull it. Just don't break your nose.

[The CyberPoet]

The problem with dent-pulling suction cups is that they are really intended for modern economy cars with thin-steel body-panels. The gas tank on a modern motorcycle isn't thin-steel (for obvious reasons).

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

[chinto]

The problem with dent-pulling suction cups is that they are really intended for modern economy cars with thin-steel body-panels. The gas tank on a modern motorcycle isn't thin-steel (for obvious reasons).

Cheers,
=-= The CyberPoet

using suction cups to pull dents has been around a lot longer than modern economy cars with thin-steel body panels.

Heck i remember using a plunger to pull a dent out of an old 70's dodge diplomat and more recently using a suction cup to pull a few dings from the fenders of a 55 Pontiac.

There are a few different types of suction cup dent pullers. Some use glue, some do not.

Never used the kind with glue: http://www.autobarn.net/dinkindenrep.html

Here is the kind I typically use, and have had success with: http://www.autobarn.net/wilmar-sucti...nt-puller.html