Dent repair on can
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Dent repair on can
Does anybody know were i can get a dent removed from one of my Beowulf cans (Can it just be tapped out )
Darrell Turner
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I think the best way is to get it rolled out (i.e. put between two steel rollers). The end cap(s) will need to be removed and the can pretty much dismantled to do it, but it does mean you can re-pack the can with new sound absorbent material.
Sorry - don't know anywhere near you that it can be done. I know a guy in Buckingham that's done it for me in the past, but I'm not sure he's even doing stuff like that any more.
Sorry - don't know anywhere near you that it can be done. I know a guy in Buckingham that's done it for me in the past, but I'm not sure he's even doing stuff like that any more.
mangocrazy wrote:I think the best way is to get it rolled out (i.e. put between two steel rollers). The end cap(s) will need to be removed and the can pretty much dismantled to do it, but it does mean you can re-pack the can with new sound absorbent material.
Sorry - don't know anywhere near you that it can be done. I know a guy in Buckingham that's done it for me in the past, but I'm not sure he's even doing stuff like that any more.
Thanks for your reply
Darrell Turner
MHP exhausts are well worth a try - made a good job of a trashed can on a race bike I had
http://www.mhpexhausts.com/index.php
http://www.mhpexhausts.com/index.php
If you live near a fabricator that works in s/steel you could get a new skin rolled up. That would mean you having to dismantle and rebuild the can but may save a few bob.
You would have to state it is a silencer skin and takes a bit of heat so you dont get get naff grade sheet
You would have to state it is a silencer skin and takes a bit of heat so you dont get get naff grade sheet
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