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Posted
Originally posted by RageMyDream@Jul 12 2005, 07:39 PM

Hi all

 

anyone has their tank dent b4 n repair it? :help:

What's e cost in all?

 

Thanks in advance :)

my tank got dented during the first week of me getting my new spec III, thought of repairing it too but change my mind as its too ex around $300 to $500, and even though the dent is quite big it can only be seen close up..

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Posted

$30 at race werk at alexander...

 

But thats gonna depends on the dent itself...

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Posted
Originally posted by Ah jian_82@Jul 12 2005, 10:22 PM

$30 at race werk at alexander...

 

But thats gonna depends on the dent itself...

Thought knocking out the dent have to do a respray as well?

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Posted

can consider getting a 2nd hand tank if repair cost is to ex$$.....

 

jus swop the fuel cap over so that you dun need another keys for the tank.....

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Posted

No need unless ur paint work its scratched as well...

 

If jus knocking back it cost ard 30 - 80 onli...

 

Btw mine its a 20 cent size wif 1 cm depth...

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Posted
No need unless ur paint work its scratched as well...

 

If jus knocking back it cost ard 30 - 80 onli...

 

Btw mine its a 20 cent size wif 1 cm depth...

woh, then include respray will cost about 200 :weep:

Posted

about this.. i read somewhere about DIY to fix back your tank.

Try at your own risk!

 

DENTS & HAIL DAMAGE

Dry Ice will condense metal and thereby shrink small dents on your car. Place the Dry Ice on the inside of the dent if possible. Use heavy gloves and press flat sheet against dent. If it is not possible to get on the inside concave part of the dent, then using heavy gloves hold the Dry Ice so a corner can fit into the bottom lowest part of the cratered dent. Hold the Dry Ice until the metal is frosted at least 2 inches beyond the dent. Let the metal warm up (in the sun is the best) and repeat the procedure. Sometimes the dent will pop out perfectly. More often it will not be possible to get a flat smooth finish, but the dent will be reduced noticeably. Creased metal will still show the crease line but the dent will be far less pronounced. I have not seen any paint damage, but I'm sure if the paint is not strongly adhered, it could peel away.

 

 

Get The Dents Out

Gadget

 

This is one of those tips handed down through the generations father to son. At some point the verbal history lessons break down occassionally and things are missed like....well, like flashing headlights at oncoming vehicles to advise them a patrol car is just up the road looking for speeders....and, like, using dry ice to remove dings and dents.

 

Dent Removal:

 

This works on fuel tank and other dents that don't involve a "crease" in the metal. Purchase a piece of dry ice (frozen c02) at your local liquor store. It should be larger than your dent. Using thick gloves or a towel to hold the ice, apply it to the dented area. Hold the ice in place until frost forms at least an inch beyond the dent all the way around. Remove the ice and place the tank or metal part in the Sun if possible. If the trick works you'll be able to watch the dent vanish before your eyes. This also works to remove many parking lot dents in car doors.

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Hi All,

I dented my fuel tank the size of a fist. Sigh.... do you guys know where is a good place to get it fixed? I read somewhere in this forum about this place located at Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 Ind Park 2. Vitalway I think but he has since moved to somewhere else.

 

Does anyone know where this shop/person has moved to?

 

Thanks in advance!

Posted
Originally posted by anyonelah@Nov 23 2005, 09:22 PM

Hi All,

I dented my fuel tank the size of a fist. Sigh.... do you guys know where is a good place to get it fixed? I read somewhere in this forum about this place located at Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 Ind Park 2. Vitalway I think but he has since moved to somewhere else.

 

Does anyone know where this shop/person has moved to?

 

Thanks in advance!

look for ah yew.

he doesn't have his own shop and he shares his workspace with some metal workshop. at the metal workshop, just ask for ah yew, the workers will direct you to him. alternatively, call.

 

Address: Blk 4035 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 #01-53

Contact: 64561729 (tel), 98982148 (hp)

 

cost about $40~$50.

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Posted
Originally posted by floppy@Nov 24 2005, 09:53 AM

look for ah yew.

he doesn't have his own shop and he shares his workspace with some metal workshop. at the metal workshop, just ask for ah yew, the workers will direct you to him. alternatively, call.

 

Address: Blk 4035 Ang Mo Kio Industrial Park 1 #01-53

Contact: 64561729 (tel), 98982148 (hp)

 

cost about $40~$50.

Hi,

Thanks for your help! Manage to find him through the mobile no. you gave. He has actually relocated to Kallang Ave Industrial Centre Block 2 Unit #01-148 for any forumers here that might need his services.

 

Cheers!

Posted

Does he do dent on pipe? Well, i had my bike park at Hougang St 21 today and my bike got knocked down at the parking lot. I dun really know who the Fncker is who knock my bike. Worse of all, it was a brand new Micron pipe which i just got. DuhZ! Anyone here have face this issue too care to advise?? It is just a slight dent at the bottom of the pipe. :weep:

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Posted
Originally posted by anyonelah@Nov 23 2005, 09:22 PM

Hi All,

I dented my fuel tank the size of a fist. Sigh.... do you guys know where is a good place to get it fixed? I read somewhere in this forum about this place located at Ang Mo Kio Ave 10 Ind Park 2. Vitalway I think but he has since moved to somewhere else.

 

Does anyone know where this shop/person has moved to?

 

Thanks in advance!

Have u done yr dented tank... How much???

Posted

$40-50 is reasonable...coz ubi $60...for veri bad condition.

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:giddy: ha guess its my turn to be unlucky.....gana at my work place somemore..at abt 11am receive a call from my friend eric ur bike fall on the floor leh....i was thinking wah my bike so heavy how to fall....say ok lor i go take a look still take my own sweet time to walk down.....go down i was shock....1st time i saw my baby lying on it's side.....on the bike's left was a honda wave.....apparently his bike fell onto mine,my bike which was far heavier than his also fell,to my bike's right was a mountain bike.....damn dun know whether is heng or unlucky....cos when my baby fell on to the mountain bike,it kind of help break the impact.....on 1st glance my bike was ok......after i took out the tank bra,i was in for a big surprise..... :cry: got dent ah....... luckily i always left my pillion leg peg there...if not i think my yoshi will gana also....My yoshi is ok.....tank dented,right crash bar took some impact also......Whoever is the culprit,hope something happen to his transport also.... Hit n run..... cant work for the whole day..... so tis guy who do tank skill gd?will it affect the paint,cos my paint is ok..... i want it to be as gd as b4 possible? :help:
Posted

Tha Bikes are falling!!!

 

Seems like nowdays, more an dmore bikes are falling.. either in accidents or due to carelessness of drivers and sometimes riders... my bike dropped too this evening... sigh ...

Posted

xbox..sad to hear tat...did u call ah U*?mayb he can help.

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i was wondering as well, would it affect the paintwork?

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