Small dent repair?

[HotHotHeat]

Some hooligans walked on my car's hood some time ago, and I'm looking to fix two or three toonie sized dents. An autobody wanted $1600 to redo the hood all together, but I'm betting there's a cheaper alternative....

[Dion]

http://www.dntpaintlessdentrepair.com/about_pdr.asp

http://www.dentclinic.com/serv01.htm

http://www.dentboss.com/

[photon]

http://www.micropaint.net/index.jsp

Been hearing these guys on the radio, no idea if they're any good.

[pepper24]

Toonie size might be too small for this trick but a toilet plunger for a larger dent would work then a quick touch up with the paint kit in my glove department.

[Locke]

Add more dents to make it look like they're supposed to be there.

[4X4]

Peel back the insulation (if there is any) and bang them out with a rubber mallet.

[Locke]

Originally Posted by 4X4

Peel back the insulation (if there is any) and bang them out with a rubber mallet.

Leave the insulation in and use a regular hammer. Thats the lazy man's way!

[You Need a Thneed]

They aren't dents, they are speed holes. They make the car go faster.

[Rerun]

Originally Posted by You Need a Thneed

They aren't dents, they are speed holes. They make the car go faster.

Yep... same principle as dimples on a golf ball.

As per wikopedia...

...dimples delay separation of the boundary layer from the ball. Early separation, as seen on a smooth sphere, causes significant wake turbulence, the principal cause of drag. The separation delay caused by the dimples therefore reduces this wake turbulence, and hence the drag.

[Barnes]

Originally Posted by You Need a Thneed

They aren't dents, they are speed holes. They make the car go faster.

I was going to post this as well. You can tell them the inspiration came from golf ball design.

EDIT: Stop stealing my jokes!