Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?
You could possible cut the mold (dent you want) out of tin/aluminum with snips, shape it and then heat the trashcan up with the heat gun. Once its the right temp you could "hammer" the tin/alum molded dent into the armor to give the appropriate shape/depth.
Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?
I used round objects found around the house. Different sized marbles work great after heating the armor up with a heat gun. I also used a toothbrush travel case, anything could really work. Just FYI my armor was sintra though.
Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?
but end of different sized screwdrivers...
Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?
I've used a couple of methods to put dents in my trash can armor. The heat and warp method is nice, but I found that I had to do a lot of sanding to get the plastic smooth. I've also used a dremel to carve out some of the dents. If the plastic gets to thin, you can back it with some bondo on the underside.
Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?
Yeah, the worst about about the heat method is that the plastic basically has to melt a little bit for the dent to remain, at least in my experience. The plastic is going to smear no matter how careful you are, so that requires some cleanup afterwards.
Re: Dents in Trashcan Armor?