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Posted by Charlie on May 23, 2002 at 14:12:57 from (152.163.197.64):
I have a small dent in my tank that I can't get at to knock out. I don't think a suction remover will work and I don't really want to use the wire weld pulling if possible because of gas etc. My question is has anyone ever used dry ice or seen how it's done? There's a shop that does this near by but the cost is high at $40 for a small dent. If it was $10 I'd gladly pay and be done, but the tractor is not a show piece, just decent. Thanks for any help and keeping me out of the bondo. Charlie
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