Metal has a memory and wants to return to its stamped position. Be care with the heat/cold. If done right, the metal will go back in place. If done wrong, you can warp the metal and make it worse.That's a pretty kick @$$ ideal, I heard from a old skool HD lady to take a heat gun to it for awhile then throw some dry ice on it and it "should" pop out. Thanks for the ideal!
I may have to try this oneIve used a paintless dent removal (dent doctor) on mine before. Like like new when done.
a friend of mine had a sub 0 chest freezer. used a 2 gallon water jug as an early warning meter. when the water jug freezes, the gas tank will be pretty close. you wont be able to open the gas cap, so monitor your tank closely! keep checking your seams. if you have to leave for a while, just put it in the fridge to slow the thaw. when done, I thawed it in the sink with running cold water until it melted enough to get the cap open, then warm water inside, dried with alcohol, and filled as soon as I could. kept a full tank for a few weeks, no rust problems in the next few years 'till I sold it.Question: I just realized.. gas tanks are huge.. What kinda freezer did you use to put the tank in? Or did you leave her outside in the cold?