Re: [Chrysler300] Gas tank dents

[cotejohnr@xxxxxxx]

Maybe try "Dent Wizard" or similar service. They do miracles with minor 
dings in your car and a tank would not have to be as nice.
John Cote
CT.

-----Original Message-----
From: lettercars@xxxxxxx
To: schroe99@xxxxxxxxxxxx; chrysler300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Fri, 28 Apr 2006 08:16:09 EDT
Subject: Re: [Chrysler300] Gas tank dents


Hi Carlton:
I took my 300F tank to a local body shop.  They used whatever  
procedures
they use on a car body to pull the dents out.  Mine were too  severe to 
use the
air pressure technique.  Also, since I was returning the  tank to stock 
with
undercoating, appearance wasn't critical.  Anyway, the  tank looks ok 
and
doesn't leak---at least not yet.  What more could one ask  for? Ha.   
300ly, Gil

Cunningham


In a message dated 4/28/2006 8:07:13 AM Eastern Standard Time,
schroe99@xxxxxxxxxxxx writes:

Good  morning,

Does anyone have a method for removing gas tank dents?   I'm not 
dealing with
any severe kinks or bends just a large dent that would  probably push 
or
hammer out quite easily if I could get at it.  Has  anyone tried air 
pressure?
The tank is very solid and other than the  dent in good shape.

Thanks,







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