>>2085
You could describe what we're looking at beyond what looks like a convection heater with a dent in it.

Get some of them pastel-coloured paints and make it like bright pink or green, that way you can sell it on Etsy to a quirky indie girl for a few hundred quid regardless of whether or not it works.

>>2086

You're looking at a convection heater with a dent on it. A large one. I want to know if there's anything to be done to fix the dent, please.

>>2088

You got a plunger?

You can throw it in a neighbours skip for free.

>>2089

Yes.

>>2085
No. Skip it and buy a new one.

>>2091

Then stick the plunger on the dent and pull hard. A domestic plunger might not be up to the task, but you can buy a purpose made dent puller for a couple of quid.

>>2088
Is the dent affecting its function or do you just want a convection heater that doesn't look like it's been beaten to shit?

Take it apart and then bend the panel back into shape whilst it isn't attached to the heater.