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A. It is a general‑purpose dolly with two curved faces, used as a support for panel beating and shaping during body repair work.
A. It measures about 102mm long, 72mm wide and 62mm deep, providing a compact yet substantial support for various hammering positions.
A. The curved faces offer different radii so technicians can choose the most suitable surface for straightening or forming vehicle panels.
A. It is commonly used in automotive bodyshops for dent repair, panel shaping and general metal forming on car bodywork.
A. The dolly weighs around 1.40kg, giving enough mass to resist rebound during panel beating without being overly cumbersome.
A. They typically grip it firmly in one hand against the panel’s rear while striking the outer side with a suitable body hammer.
A. Sufficient mass helps absorb hammer blows and keeps the metal stable, allowing more controlled stretching or shrinking of the panel.
A. Yes, it can support steel and aluminium, provided the operator uses appropriate hammers and avoids excessive force on thinner materials.
A. Keep faces clean, free from deep nicks and lightly dress any raised damage to prevent marking freshly straightened panels.
A. Store it in a body repair tool drawer or rack, separated from other heavy tools to protect its finished curved faces."
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