I don't think even the paintless dent removal guys from the automotive business have luck with stainless, but I'd give it a shot anyway.

I don't think so either..I called one place--Dent Pro--they said no. But I'll try another one. Thank you for responding.

Tell Dent Pro you'll pay him to take a shot, no matter the results please.

Good Idea Joseph! I even called my husband's cousin who fixes/paints large trucks--big business and he was clueless, but worth a try.

party--I tried heat with, forgive me the aerosol cans you can use to remove dust from keyboards. Apparently if you turn it upside down, it has the same effect as dry ice. It didn't work, but I plan to try heat-dry ice just to be sure. Thanks for writing and I'll let you know!

Remove the door skin. It’s easier that way. But SS has a hellacious memory and is very hard to tool for that reason. It wants to return to its former shape. It’s not at all like working standard cold steel.

What do you mean to remove the door skin?

You need access to the rear of the dent. Possibly that means drilling a hole, then pushing out the dent. A dentless guy could do this with a hole. Then fill the hole with low expand foam or something depending on what you find when you drill the hole. Place a bottle of salad dressing in front of the repaired interior spot.

Certain death. Small chance of success. What are we waiting for?

I love the salad dressing idea. I will call a dent person. The Dent Pro people I talked to wanted nothing to do with it.