I have had my laptop, a Samsung Series 9 ultrabook (NP900X3A) for a couple of years now, and I love it - it is the only machine I have found that fits my requirements (16GB RAM, upgradable mSATA, upgradable WiFi) but now my laptop is sad and needs some help.
Background - ever since I got this laptop (I bought it second hand) it has had a problem where the screen would catch of the top right of the base. At first this was a minor annoyance and I got around it by opening the screen a certain way. However I recently opened it in a hurry, and now the aluminium (or Duralumin as Saumsung calls it) is bent.
I want to get this fixed, but how? I thought about vice grips, but don't want it to snap. I thought about heating it, but there are electronics inside. Anybody now how, or even better, can actually fix this?
Here are some pics:


I am happy to pay (beer money or even real money) for someones time. Oh, and it seems the MacBooks are subject to the same:
https://www.ifixit.com/Answers/View/7515/How+to+repair+a+bent+corner+of+the+aluminum+lid