Well you did not say where this dent was.  If you can get behind it as in 
inside the car a block of wood and a hammer will work fine.  If inside is not a 
option sometimes a rubber sink plunger can do wonders.  A lot depends on the 
size of the dent.  Water or oil on the rubber to insure a good seal and the 
suction can hold tight enough for you to pull the dent out.  Another choice is 
a slide hammer puller.  these can be rented.  You drill a small hole, insert a 
screw , attach the slide hammer and bang with it until the dent pulls out.  I 
actually have not used this process.  Remember you will have to patch the screw 
hole.  Some people just buy some Bondo putty, fill the dent, sand and such, 
then prime and repaint.  Nothing really good and non destructive.  If it is 
plastic the heat of a  hair dryer might cause it to pop out.
Ron
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: carlhickson 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2006 7:45 PM
  Subject: [BlindHandyMan] removeing dents from car boddy work


  hi their my mum dented the car bringing it threw the gate because some fool 
parked in the way how can I remove them?

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