Extra Treasures Tins? Or a Place to Repair 'Em?

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    Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs

    So...Mickey B&W 1 was on my porch last night, and to my dismay, the dreaded "We Care/We Apologize" wrapping was around the box. Uh-oh.

    I noticed that the center of the box had a hole in it and my little black heart skipped a beat. To my chagrin, the tin was heavily dented at the bottom...NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO... this is a sad, sad day in the history of Disney...even sadder than the Country Bears leaving DL!

    I had noticed that the DVD was wrapped in heavy bubble wrap amongst local Minnesota newspaper but it still managed to get smooshed at the bottom. The top of the DVD has some dings and dents which could easily be pushed back into place, but the bottom took it really bad. Where's Billy Mays when I need him?

    Um, so is there a place I can take this to get it fixed properly? Or can I call Disney and have them send me a new one? Or are there any LPers out there who are going to throw their tins out anyway and would be willing to give me theirs instead?










    Oh yeah, the DVD and its case are fine.
     
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    Originally Posted By dshyates

    Saw the pic, that is pretty bashed up. Good thing the discs were in the metal box. Otherwise they may have been damaged.
    Maybe you can take it to an auto repair shop and have the dents pounded out.
     
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    Originally Posted By FerretAfros

    A couple of my tins got dented when I moved a couple years ago (similar to the damage on the top right in the photo, though not as bad). I found that just taking a coin (I think I used a nickel because of the flat/sharp edge) and pushing on the tin from the inside while it's sitting on a soft surface (carpet, bed, etc) worked pretty well. A couple of the dents took several passes (do it like you're painting with a brush, not stabbing with a knife) to get out, but they all look reasonably decent now. Not perfect, but good enough (and a whole heck of a lot cheaper than the other alternatives). The tins are softer than they might appear at first glance.
     
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    Originally Posted By FiveBearRugs

    LOL, thanks for the advice, although if you mosey on to the Community section, you'll see that I started another thread. :) Aj's sending me her tin as a replacement.
     

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