so my 15' macbook pro had a harddrive failure about a week ago. I've had the computer for about 9 months, and no physical harm came to the computer the night before. I turned it on in the morning and the thing wouldn't boot. sounds like the hard-drive was clicking, but I'm no expert. I wasn't worried since I knew it would be covered, but I took it over to a friend's dorm and tried to see if anything could be recovered. we leave it in the lounge, and I return in the morning to discover a very large dent on the bottom (it looked like the lounge was trashed, but I do not know what happened.) I need to fix the dent before I send it in, otherwise it won't be covered. It already failed before any damage occurred to it, but I can't afford to replace a bloody case and harddrive. how do I buff out dents on the bottom of an Al case? I'm not even talking flawless, I just mean plausible
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