OR17TRD
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You could use plasti dip. It’s not going to just fill the dents.
Plastidip question
- Thread starter re_willis
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If the dents are too bad you may be able to pop them out with suction or a hairdryer and air duster. I’ve done this a few times and it works great.
Heat the area up with a hair dryer and then take air duster held upside down. The quick temperature change can pop it out.
If that doesn’t work try a local paintless dent repair guy. They are usually pretty reasonable.
Did you turn it into insurance?
Dave Gooden
Active Member
99 tracker just bought
I thought we were talking about a new Tacoma.
Either way the above mentioned methods should work.
OR17TRD
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I don’t know what this guys deal is haha.
Bojangles
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This guy needs fritta
Dave Gooden
Active Member
What what's an air duster
Bojangles
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Aka ladyfart
OR17TRD
Well-Known Member
+2.00001
charvey
Active Member
Nothing, have a company that does Paintless dent repairs a try first before repainting the entire hood. What color is your truck. you may have to blend the fenders for a color match.
mannydouglas
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TacomaMaverick
Active Member
When you plasty dipped it how hard was it to do the badges on the side
mcklovin77
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Tape around your decal, make sure you leave and inch of room around your decal. Put around 6-8coats of plastidip. Use a toothpick and trace around your badge and then peel the plastidip off and your badge should stay plastidipped. Its actually easy.
mcklovin77
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I didn't mean decal, I meant badge lol
Atomic Diesel
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In that case, you should polish it with brake fluid. That'll work.
TacoBOB77
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Did you take the grill off when you sprayed it?
OR17TRD
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No and now my truck keeps over heating
