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Another option besides the fill and stray method would be to contact a paint-less dent removal specialist in your area. These guys take dents out of cars for a living. They might laugh at you or they might give it a shot and fix it. They have a tool that does pull out dents from the outside. I've seem them use it and they could attach it to your iPad and pull out the dent. It's worth a call. Good luck.
 
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Recently i have unfortunately dropped my iPad Air 2 by accident and now on the back it has a small dent on the upper top right side on the iPad and every time I look at the back of the iPad and it is very noticeable, it drives me CRAZY seeing that small dent on my iPad, it ANNOYS me soo much!! :/

Everyone I really need some help, I really want to get rid the small dent!!

How do I get rid of a small dent of my iPad?? Should I take it in to repairs shop to get rid of the small dent?? Is it possible to get rid of it?? Or would you just live with a small dent on your iPad??

Should I take it back to the place(PC World) I bought it and see if they could get rid of the the small dent??
This is Urgent!!!!?

The "small dent" can't be any more annoying than the repetition of reading "small dent" seven times...
 
Bondo and alu paint is already mentioned, but if you lack the skill to do it, just go to your nearest auto body shop,
they will remove the dent or fill it and spray paint it, and you will never know it's there.

and while you are there, let them spray some bed-liner on the back, that stuff is very strong.
 
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My iPad, which I basically stopped using after buying a MB, looks like it went to war and back. With dents and scratches and places where the color has worn away. And it still functions. I am in fact very proud of that tough little bugger.
 
Anyone else??

Should I take it back to the place(PC World) I bought it and see if they could get rid of the the small dent??
PC World are barely capable of explaining what an iPad does with their useless staff. I hardly think they can remove a dent. Not sure what planet you live on where you think this is a possibility. Put a case on it and forget it.
 
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PC World are barely capable of explaining what an iPad does with their useless staff. I hardly think they can remove a dent. Not sure what planet you live on where you think this is a possibility. Put a case on it and forget it.

Haha. PC World are pretty much CAPABLE of explaining what a iPad does and definitely knows how to fix iPads and tablets!!

But what do you mean that PC World are not capable and useless with iPads?? I am very curious.....

Maybe you just saying that because you had a bad experience with PC World! Well for me I have had plenty of good experiences and never ever had a bad experience with PC World especially when trying to repair my tablets and my gadgets!!
 
Recently i have unfortunately dropped my iPad Air 2 by accident and now on the back it has a small dent on the upper top right side on the iPad and every time I look at the back of the iPad and it is very noticeable, it drives me CRAZY seeing that small dent on my iPad, it ANNOYS me soo much!! :/

Everyone I really need some help, I really want to get rid the small dent!!

How do I get rid of a small dent of my iPad?? Should I take it in to repairs shop to get rid of the small dent?? Is it possible to get rid of it?? Or would you just live with a small dent on your iPad??

Should I take it back to the place(PC World) I bought it and see if they could get rid of the the small dent??

Bro, consider yourself lucky. You're going to own that iPad a long time, and it's going to get scuffed, scratched, and dented. It won't be pristine forever. You've gotten the initial sting out of the way. What should you do now? Appreciate you own a fantastic piece of hardware, take it out into the world, and use it happily. Hell, I bought a used one that wasn't perfect, and I've never been worried about its cosmetics (besides the screen, to a degree).
 
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