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#359116 Fri Sep 28 2012 12:17 PM
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is there any safe way to remove a dent out of a porcelain sign without causing any more damage. any help would be great, thanks!

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Not to be smart, but driving over them with a vehicle works pretty good but you might loose a bit of porcelain. Make sure the concrete is flat and smooth and just drive over the dented area. It would not hurt to pad the topside either.

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No, there's no safe way to remove it

signgod2112 #359138 Fri Sep 28 2012 02:27 PM
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I wouldn't try. Porcelain has absolutely zero flex to it.


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If you do decide to try. Which in this case don't look good. Put a towel on the bottom side if it's double sided. Or the concrete could scratch the hell out of it.


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Be care the porcelain doesnt fly back in your face...80 year old glass in an eye SUX!!!

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Its looks as good as it ever will. Anything you do is only going to damage it further.


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Originally Posted By: Rust and Dust
Its looks as good as it ever will. Anything you do is only going to damage it further.


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LEAVE IT ALONE

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thanks for all the advice.... i'll just clean it up, put it back together and and hang it the way it is!


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