Auto Body Dent Repair Kit, Car Dent Puller with Golden Dent Puller for Auto Body Dent Removal, Minor Dent and Deep Dent Removal

Overall, the quality is about what you'd expect for a kit this inexpensive. The glue gun feels like the cheapest part, and the tabs work best during the first few pulls. I suspect the glue has an oily residue that makes it less effective over time—but cleaning the tabs and panel with alcohol between pulls definitely helps.That said, I used this kit to repair four dents on the two quarter panels of a Porsche, so the stakes were a bit higher than your average beater. I'm happy to say I can only see two of the dents very faintly with a dent board if I really search for them. To the naked eye, they’re completely gone. I’d estimate I got 90–95% of the results I usually get from a professional PDR tech.I watched a ton of glue PDR tutorials on YouTube before diving in, and it made a huge difference. I saved about $315 with around 2.5 hours of work over two sessions. Definitely worth it.Just know: if you expect perfect results from just reading the instructions, you’re in for a rude awakening. You really need to understand how to read a dent board and aim your pulls—or you risk making things worse. I rarely write reviews, and honestly expected this to be junk, but with a little patience and research, it delivered way more than I thought it would.

Do NOT buy made a bigger dent than the original size. Had to have a professional take care of the bigger problem which cost more.

I got this to use on a steel motorcycle tank and for that application it was useless. This kit is really nice that it includes everything you need such as two different strength glue sticks, the glue gun, and a huge assortment of pullers, but no matter what combination I tried I couldn't get my motorcycle tank to budge. I would assume that for thinner steel used on body panel of cars this thing would be amazing. I wish I found something like this after I got stuck in a massive hail storm in Texas that one time... but don't expect it to do anything to a thick steel motorcycle tank.

This is my first time trying a DIY PDR kit or tool of any kind. That being said I've watched multiple videos and one thing I can say for certain is that the glue is really hit or miss. On some applications you get a fairly strong pull, on others it comes off immediately with barely any force. This leads to a very frustrating and exhausting experience. If you do it enough times, you eventually will get some decent pulls which ultimately can bring dents back to the surface.I tried on a minor dent and was able to pull a majority of it out and lessen the overall effects. I had to quit while I was ahead because while using the tools which had little to no instructions, I felt like I was making the spot worse.At the end of the day, you can pull dents out to some degree, but you will likely never get it looking back to the way it should be. I believe this just requires years of experience and a professional touch that amateurs will just not be able to get to. That being said, I do believe most people will be able to achieve some positive results with this, and for the price it really doesn't hurt to try.

Work in progress, but very happy with this kit. I think I used just about every gadget that came with it. Was quoted over $1000 to remove this dent. This kit plus the $15 HF special got me this far. Thinking a slide hammer and pdr light should get the job done. Honestly if I stopped at this point I would say this was money well spent as the dent is less noticable in person, but with a few more tools and more effort I should be able to fully remove the dent.

Someone recently merged into a lane I was occupying and dented in my door far enough from the hinges there was not real damage, just cosmetic. The photos included were after I had already used a windshield holder suction cup to get the bigger dent out but there were some residual dents on the crowns that aren't flat enough for a cup puller to work so needed the glue.Clearly it's not perfect and still visible but it is lessened. For the money I'm happy with it.Challenges: in order for dents to be pulled effectively you should try heating the metal to be flexible, but with the glue it obviously melts with heat so you can't use that trick here. Either you heat before gluing and the metal cools while waiting for glue to cure or you heat after glueing and it melts again. Not heating mine is why I think I didn't get as good a lift as I could but did get most of the centers to lift again, it's just the sides didn't come with it.Tips: use the alcohol to clean the pieces and the car first. Let it air dry. The glue does remove without any damage using the alcohol and provided scraper if you take your time.Let the glue dry. If it's still clear or tacky, it's not cured/dried enough.Overload the tab and move it around when you place it to ensure the glue wraps up the side, not just on the bottom to keep as many contact points so it doesn't pull off.

this set didn't help me. the glue sometimes came off the part sometimes from the device. and so every time. i tried more than 10 times but it didn't help

if you like to waste your money and attempt to get a dent out of your car with this kit and this is the perfect kit for you! It will not only not work you will try to spend hours and hours attempting that the glue they provide would actually stick! and let me tell you it will not stick at all to your vehicles exterior! Don’t take my word for it just see all the YouTube videos out there!