mõlg

Mõlg is a term that generally refers to a dent or indentation in a surface. This can occur in various contexts, from everyday objects to more technical applications. For instance, a car fender might develop a mõlg after a collision, or a metal pipe could have a mõlg from being struck. The severity of a mõlg can range from a minor cosmetic imperfection to a structural weakness depending on the material and the force applied.

In a more specific sense, the term mõlg can be used in relation to the body, referring to a depression or hollow in the flesh, sometimes as a result of injury or a medical condition. However, its most common usage pertains to inanimate objects. The process of removing a mõlg, often referred to as "mõlg repair" or "ding repair," involves various techniques depending on the material and the size and location of the indentation. These techniques can include pushing the material out from behind, using specialized tools to pull the dent out, or in some cases, filling and repainting the damaged area. The material's malleability and thickness play a significant role in how easily a mõlg can be repaired.