MSW -BIH-1500 Manual De Instrucciones página 26

(see pictures below) With the tip formed in this way, make
small, circular motions 12-25 mm above the dent, gradually
approaching the dent, but on the outside of the "crown" of
the dent. When the dent begins to get smaller, quickly
move the tip away from it, and immediately cool it by
applying a damp cloth. When a dent "sucks in", then the
"crown" is heated or the distance from the dent's crown is
insufficient. The dent removal procedure should be
repeated until a satisfactory result is obtained.
A. Cross-sectional view of the repaired surface
B. Top view of the repaired surface
C. Sheet metal cut
D. The direction of work with the heating tip towards the
inside of the dent
1. The crown
2. Centre of the dent
PLEASE NOTE: removing dents is a process which requires
subtlety and experience, as improper use can lead to more
serious damage to the treated surface: if smoke begins to
appear in the repaired area, bubbles will appear on the
paintwork. It should also be borne in mind that light-
coloured paint and varnish may turn yellow more rapidly
under the influence of excessive heating than dark paint
and varnish. Besides, not all dents can be removed using
the method described above.
Heating with the bearing tip
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