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The insulation board is sunken – how can it be fixed?

2015-11-19View Original

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We have insulation panels for equipment, with a brushed stainless steel surface; if something hits them, large dents appear, but there are no sharp pits – it just looks unsightly. How can it be restored to its original state?
Reply #22015-11-19
The moderator is here, friend. Where are you?
Reply #32015-11-19
Either the entire piece has to have its skin removed and repaired, or a hole is cut in the skin for repair.
Reply #42015-11-19
Connect the device used to connect to the toilet to the vacuum pipeline, grasp the metal sheet, and pull hard – it should lift up
Reply #52015-11-20
Powered by a drum or suction: Drum method – seal the seams with glue, leave a gap, and blow in air to create pressure; Suction method – create a custom sealing disc and connect it to a vacuum cleaner to create negative pressure that pulls the insulation board out
Reply #62015-11-22
Thank you to all my friends for their answers. I’ll give it a try.

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