Is there any way that I can beat this out and make it somewhat useful? It doesn't have to be pretty...I'm going to beat it down on top anyway to make this easier for me. I've never had to beat this big of a dent out before so I'm curious about it. Thanks in advance.

Kristin

 

got a crashed tank from Ebay, thought I can bent the dents back but I had no chance, the stuff is tough and you have no space in the inside to use a rod or something...that´s my experience with tanks.... now I´ll only dent it on top for stunting, but yours may R.I.P...lol!

 

dang. well, thanks for the info. I"ll still beat it on top and leave the big dent in there then. Just gotta keep a gas can handy at the stunt spot for sure. ha!

 

that tank is done

 

that's what you think. i still rock it til it leaks gas.

 

Throw that one out!

 

sheesh. aight.

Anyone got any spare 04 R6 parts layin around? tank, subframe, fairing stay, rear wheel?

 

yea that thing is chewed up...what is it again? a tank?

 

trees do that i suppose. yummy.

I'm gonna give it a shot. This is how I am going to spend my Saturday night. Oh yeah

 

im assuming this is your first bike lol

 

just get a new tank, dont try to beat that one strait its not going to work.

 

nope. i'm just a cheap ***.

 

What are you some kind of racer girl? (read your sig)

 

that tank is definitely workable.... i just dented a tank that was almost as bad
as that.....although it took a 18" breaker bar and 2lb sludge hammer (and a little liquid steel).....no mallet action

i'll post up a pic later

 

cool deal. thanks

 

yea i'v seen worse it can be fixed

 

that can easily be fixed
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...temnumber=8878
use that to pull the tanks dent back out..then use a rubber mallet to beat it back in how you want..then use a little body filler and paint and viola...your done

 

you can buff it out, HHAHAHA

 

get a cheap rashed tank on ebay, from a stunter or racer, small dents or scratches doesn´t matter if you stunt it. but your tank is def done!

 

Yeah, you'll spend more money fixing it than buying a used, lightly rashed tank on ebay.