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Hail Dent removers in Columbia, KY after March 2, 2012 storm



2012-03-08 - 1099 Campbellsville Road, Columbia, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener.
Kenny Morgan, Waynesville, MO
was the first to arrive to attend to the huge number hailstone dent auto and truck repairs left over from the Friday, March 2, 2012 storm in Adair County. He's with Enterprise Dent, Kansas City, MO, and lives in Waynesville, MO, near Ft. Leonard Wood. He's on the road during hail season, from March to October, much of the time, but he's also got a farm where he's in the cow-calf business. Doing the work has taken him to 30 states and 6 foreign countries. Right now, he's at Jeff Potts Body Shop, 1099 Campbellsville Street Columbia, KY, until a two man relief team comes in to take his place. Removing the dent is more skilled craftsmanship than high tech. Each dent is painstakingly returned to its original contour with the tool he has in his right hand. "Steel has a memory," he says, and that's why even some of the worst cases can be restored as though no damage had ever been done.


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