Nick would be really happy if it works. Does it have to be dry heat? I just traveled across country with him (over 80 not 70, he won't go back to Kansas)LOL. He is now installed in an apartment and started work on Monday. I just arrived back in Aurora today. He is now living in Allentown, PA and working for Air Products. So whatever heat he has will be really humid. I hate humidity. I'm glad to be back in the dry heat of CO.
Moose, let me know if you think it would work.

Sorry, Susan. I wasn't even finished asking the question about the hail damage when Bruce said, "It won't work." I made noises that sounded like, "But, but, but..." So, do we write this up as a urban legend or a rural legend? Well, we knocked the dents out of that ruthless woman's car and she is back on the road.

What did he say about using a blowtorch and a cryo-freezer? Think that will work?

Darn,
We had breakfast one morning in a diner that overlooked his car and the roof is so dented, as is the hood. Too bad, other than the hail damage, it runs like a champ.