Super PDR Car Dent Puller Kit, 169PCS Paintless Dent Removal Kit, Hail Dent Repair Kit Can Removal 99% of Car Dents in 30 Minutes for Repairing Big Dents, Small Dents, Dings and Hail Damage

The truth is a very excellent and practical kit and easy to use yourself its instructions are easy to follow

Everything my husband needed to repair his car after an accident he had, which left it with some holes.

Great kit has what I thought everything I needed based on the amount of items in it, but sadly it was not. Had a unique dent. Regardless for the value you get a lot of great options.

Great value for the price! Comes with plenty of tools and is easy to use. Helped remove small dents effectively good option for DIY fixes.

Item was as expected packaging was poor

This kit was very functional to eliminate some blows in our car and it worked very well and has so many parts that even the holes produced by a hailstorm we managed to repair.

The board with the lines is just that a board. No lights . It’s junk. I didn’t open the box in time to return it . Buy something else

Muy práctico y útil te facilita el trabajo, tiempo ganado sin ir a un experto

Came in handy to open door panel

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This paintless dent repair is very comprehensive. It's based on using hot glue to attach different sized pull tabs to the dent. Different tools are supplied to pull the dent including a small side hammer, dent lifter, bridge dent puller etc. There are three types of glue sticks included which are used depending on the type of car you have (import has thinner paint so a specific glue is used for those cars etc). The instruction manual is very good at explaining different techniques but you must bear in mind it will take a fair bit of practice to achieve good results. This is my first time attempting this type of dent repair. My first attempt was on a small roof dent. It's crucial to make sure all surfaces are cleaned with rubbing alcohol. This includes the dent and the lift tabs! The glue sticks must be cleaned with alcohol before use as well. This is to ensure no oils are left which could affect the ability of the glue to stick. In fact the instructions state the plastic tabs should be soaked in alcohol for several hours before use. I just wiped my tab with alcohol and it held well. As a side note the instructions stated metal tabs were included (6) but my kit did not have any. Perhaps this manual is used for different sized kits? Another handy feature is the included reflecting board which is used as a guide to see if your dent has been removed. It has a flexible neck and attaches to your vehicle with a suction cup. The supplied glue gun had the glue melted in about 4 minutes. You must apply the glue to the tab from the inside out in a spiral fashion and immediately place it on the dent. Once the glue on the tab has cooled down to the point it's only warm to the touch you can get to work removing the dent. I used the bridge tool on the roof dent. The pull tab stuck extremely well to the paint and I was able to remove about 80% of the dent. Being a newby I thought this was pretty good. The most challenging part is removing the tab and glue. Be sure to soak it heavily with alcohol and take your time removing it with the supplied tools. I still managed to put a light scratch in my clearcoat which I was able to remove with some rubbing compound. I used the slide hammer on the door dent and got about 80% of it removed as well. I'm sure with practice and watching videos on this technique I will achieve better success with most dents. Keep in mind this tool is best for "soft dents" and not those with hard creases. It's a fair bit of money to pay for this tool if you are only removing one or two dents, however a person may be able to do a side gig and make some money removing dents for others and it's cheaper than paying a body shop to repair a dent! The quality of the tools seems decent and it should last for years with proper care.

I got this to attempt to pull a few small dents out of my 12 year old car. As with any newer vehicles, the metal is extremely thin and dents easily. I tried a number of glue on tabs in the process and can see some progress but I'm taking it slow so I don't end up pulling too far out to make it look worse. I couldn't get the dent lifter tool adjusted to be able to attach to the tabs so I ended up using the slide hammer. It worked well and was easy to use. The glue gun works great and heats up quickly. With several different types of glue sticks, there's lots of choices for adhesion levels. One tool I didn't expect to use was the tiny rubber hammer and the tapping tool with all the different ends. I was able to clean up a couple of dents in a 50 year old aluminum hubcap. I've also tried using these tools on some stainless pieces but that's still a learning process. Overall, a great kit for a beginner like me so I will practice and see if I can save some money instead of taking the car to a bodyshop or paintless dent repair business.