Auto Body Repair kit, Car Dent Puller with Double Pole Bridge Dent Puller, Glue Puller Tabs, Glue Shovel for Auto Dent Removal,Minor dents, Door Dings and Hail Damage

Ordered this to try and remove some dents from our car. Delivery was quick and the item well packaged. My immediate response, on opening the packaging , was that the kit looked really well-made and how many alternative parts were included to ensure that the dent-puller could be adapted so suit a wide variety of jobs. I originally placed the order so I could attempt to remove a dent from our car door - someone had ovviously opened their door into ours in a supermarket car-park! Though I haven't got around to that yet I have tried out on our fridge-door that had a similar size dent to that on the car. The kit was easy to use (clear instructions are supplied) and I was delighted with the result. Effectively the dent was completely removed. If the same happens on the car it will save us £££'s. One slight gripe was that the Repair tool kit doesn't include a hot-glue gun, though this is an essential part of the repair process. (I borrowed one from my son.) However with the kit only costing c£15, I understand that it would have been cost-prohibitive to have included a glue-gun as well. Other than that... an excellent piece of kit!

I wish this particular supplier just provided the glue sticks and gun without asking you to write a review prior to being able to use the equipment, which did make me somewhat suspicious. So having now received the glue gun after leaving a generic review I can confirm that although the dent I had was pretty small but just annoying that you still saw it immediately, it has pulled it out almost completely. So I only needed the small puller and although it makes a bit of a pop when used it does help remove the dent. I did it 3 times in the space of 10 mins and I would say that it is not immediately noticeable at first glance now and if you didn't know it was there you would probably miss it. If I look carefully I can still see that there was a dent there but at a guess its removed it about 90% so I would say it was a worthwhile purchase for me. it seems well made and I got 5 glue sticks so I could use it many times since I probably used 10% of 1 glue stick on my 3 uses. Easy to use. Worth the price before paying a garage. No additional damage to paintwork either.

Overall a pretty good bit of kit. Looks well made and solid. Didn’t fully work for myself but it was a large dent. It won’t make your dent look like it never happened but it certainly will save lots of money compared to it being done professionally. Would say that the part that holds the blue part does twist round when twisting the crank so it can be a little unsteady and cause the device to fall off.

Decided to give this a go on a nasty creased dent on a wheel arch made on a low wall and this tool works fine. Note : you need a lot of patience to pull dents this way, but it really does work. Its a case of tiny movements with each pull, you may need 50+ pulls - allow a lot of time! There is a good range of tabs with the tool, along with the two scrapers , some microfibre cloth and a small spray bottle. The feet are on ball joints so they can be braced against curved surfaces. The tab puller can be slid along to position it in the right place - the only niggle I have is that the feet spacing is not adjustable - looks as if it ought to be, but they dont actually slide along the chrome bars - certainly not a major issue. Its a really well made tool and I will keep it for the next unfortunate event. As others have commented, you will also need glue gun, glue sticks and probably ispropyl alcohol for getting the glue off. Tap downs also required if you want to do it properly. I really would consider buying a set that includes all of these - I've ended up buying most of them separately. But really pleased to have learned a new skill - the dings in the fridge door are calling out for attention.

I had been looking for something like this for a while and was prompted by an ad for a similar product on facebook, quick trip to amazon and found the same products a) far cheaper and b) quicker delivery, however reviews of the other products encouraged me to seek something a bit better, an this product fits the bill, a balance between the top end kits and the cheap plastic pullers, this one is well built and very sturdy. So to use, simple clear and comprehensive instructions - that was a nice change from some products; as with all these kits the alcohol sprayer is an empty container - however I was expecting that , and have some around as we use it for electrical switch cleaning anyway :) So will built, and it does what it says on the tin :)

I had a fist-sized dent (man-fist not child-fist) on the leading edge of my roof just above the windscreen :-O (Where something had fallen off a shelf in the garage onto the car.) The dent puller is that good I started laughing when it popped the dent out and started shouting for our lass to come and see the wonderment. I started with a large puller, then medium, then small, small, medium, medium. The dent is barely visible at all so I've well-chuffed. I expect the outcome will be dependant upon the strength of your glue (from hot glue gun), the temperature of the panel to be repaired (sunny day for me), and the sheet material you're trying to correct. I left the glue to harden fully before each pull (around 10-mins), and wound the handle on the puller as slowly as I could. On a 2002 Mini Cooper the results were almost flawless, and of course cost-effective on a car of this age. I only wish I'd taken images to share the amazement ;-D

On the face of it, this looked like a useful bit of kit; well made and sturdy. But the truth is, success with the tool is entirely dependent upon the strength of the cured hot melt adhesive. Despite several attempts, I failed to get a sufficiently tenacious bond and each time I thought I might be heading for a breakthrough, the bond would dramatically break and the tab would fly out of its mount. It's then necessary to chip off all the residual glue before trying again. I imagine the process might be more successful on a completely flat surface - I was working on a slightly convex one and managed to achieve nothing.