Stainless steel refrigerator

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https://homeguides.sfgate.com/remove-dent-fridge-30923.html

https://upgradedhome.com/how-do-i-remove-a-dent-from-a-stainless-steel-refrigerator/

Here's a link that offers several ideas to try:

https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Dent-from-a-Stainless-Steel-Refrigerator

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You can pick up a dent puller at an automotive store or try a plunger.

This is a great question——- has anyone PERSONALLY successfully done this?

Start with making sure the dent is clean and dry. Next step is a suction cup dent remover, air/dust remover in a can (this gets bitterly cold after spraying a bit), or dry ice (this can burn your hands) make sure you have the right protective equipment on.

Here are the how to specifics:

https://homequicks.com/how-to-fix-dent-in-stainless-steel-refrigerator

This is one of the two things I do not like about my stainless steel fridge the finger prints and now the dents.

I know this site is in an answer already but this is what I am going to try soon. Please let me know how this works out for you.

https://www.wikihow.com/Remove-a-Dent-from-a-Stainless-Steel-Refrigerator

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Hello, hope this helps you out,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNXTCtIjhkM

1. Put on a pair of gloves and pick up a chunk of dry ice. Many hardware stores, bait shops and grocery stores carry dry ice. Place the dry ice on the center of the dent for a few minutes. The metal will begin to contract because of the cold, and it will literally flex itself back into its original un-dented position.
2. Heat up the dent with a regular hair dryer. Don't overheat the dent or the paint may melt. Once the dent has been heated, turn a can of air duster upside down and spray the liquid carbon dioxide onto the dent. This procedure works much like the dry ice application. Because the metal has been heated up, it will contract even quicker, and the metal will flex back into its original shape.
3. Use a suction cup dent puller. They are available in many sizes at automotive parts stores. Find one that fits your size dent.
4. Press the suction cup onto the dent and make sure there is a tight seal. You may have to wash the dent first or wetten the area to make positive suction. Once positive suction is achieved, forcefully pull back on the dent remover to pop out the dent.

Boy that seems like an incredible challenge. You could try a dent remover from an auto store maybe. Otherwise I'd contact the manufacturer of the fridge, see what they suggest.

You could try using a suction method like you would for a vehicle.

Hi, have you tried a plunger? You can also purchase inexpensive "Dent Pullers" or suction caps from a auto shop.

I tried something today that worked great on SS. I used WD 40 with a microfiber cloth and it worked beautifully.

To remove dents from stainless steel appliances you can use a suction cup dent remover, a can of air duster, or dry ice. No matter the method, ensure the dent is clean and dry. For the air duster or dry ice, you will need to first heat the dent with a hairdryer.

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