Look into something called a "pick tool" to help raise that dent. It's a round pry bar with a little bit of a curve at the end that is inserted through holes in the body work (or drilled holes in blind areas) that is used to push the dent out a little at a time from the back side. You'll need to do a little shrinking as the shape approaches the original contour to take the stretch out. A lot of the "paintless dent removal" guys rely on pick tools to raise hail dents, etc.

http://www.tptools.com/Martin-Auto-Body-Picks,1825.html

Jerry


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