VTOLO PDR Tools, Paintless Dent Repair Tools Set PDR Golden Dent Lifter +10pcs PDR Glue Tabs Auto Body Dent Removal Tools Car Dent Removal Tool Kit (PDR Tool)

I'm rather impressed with this kit.I decided to purchase it after seeing what the "pros" want per dent to remove the. $50,$60, $70 per dent? Not gonna pat that. I decided to test it on a couple dings on my pickup first. First one on the l.r.door is about 90% gone after 3 pulls with the weaker adhesive (white sticks). I then attacked a larger & deeper one on the hood that occurred when something fell out of the rafters in the garage. Again, using the weaker adhesive, dent is about 90% gone after 3 pulls. Yesterday is decided to go after a few on my BMW. Two on the left side are 95% gone after 3 pulls, again with the weak stuff, and one on the upper edge of the hatch is about 90%. Those dings are (were) on aluminum panels, incidentally. I am using Prep All by Kleen Strip to clean all polish/wax from the dings before pulling. I have also discovered that after pulling the dents and getting as much of the adhesive off with the alcohol spray and provided scraper and fingernails, the remaining bits clean off very easily with the Prep All. Another bit of advice. Despite what you see the "pros" doing on the YouTube vids (excellent source for self training, by the way), you really don't want to just slather a ton of adhesive onto the pulling pads. I only use about enough to fit the ding onto the pad. It'll spread out a bit anyway once you push it onto the ding. Personally, I think that overdoing it with the adhesive is why in so many of the YouTube vids you see those "pros" having to use the little punch down tools to flatten things back out after pulling. They turn dings into bumps by pulling too much. Remember, you can always go back and pull it a bit more if you so desire. Just don't be in a big hurry. Going slow and easy will produce very satisfactory results if you are careful and not in a big rush. I have already recommended this kit to a friend of mine who is also particular (far more than me, actually) about his vehicles appearance. He'll be testing it out on one of his vehicles that got a bit of hail damage a couple weeks ago, I'm sure.

This tool is amazing. It can remove a door ding easily and I removed a much larger dent from a fallen branch on my hood and fender. If you take your time you can remove most any small dent. It will struggle if it’s near a body crease but you can still work on it and get rid of 90% of it. I love it and have used it on about 6 vehicles now.

I purchased this kit to help fix some hail dents from a storm that came through recently.Since my truck is a 2000 F-150 the insurance declared it a total lost.Being cheap and curious, I bought this kit to see if it would work on some of the hail dents.Here are some of my lesson's learned.1. Alcohol will help remove the glue but you need be patient and let the alcohol work it's way around the edge.2. Do not use the plastic putty knife to work the glue off, it will scuff your paint. instead get a pair of flat tip pliers and carefully pull it off while allowing the alcohol to work it's way around the edge.3. This will work on Steel but not aluminum. The hood is aluminum so it did nothing to the dents there. The doors and roof are steel and it did pull out the dings.4. Be patient, it's not a one and done type process, you may have to go over some of the same dings using different sized tabs.5. It's not easy, it takes a little trial and error to see which tab works the best.

It’s a nice set. I wish it came with some form of instructions or tips on how to use it. I have a small ding that I can’t get to completely come out. I tried for hours with the many different shaped bits included. I got it down to the size of a pin head. I think a hair dryer and inverted can of compressed air may have helped as well.

The dent puller system worked well on minor damage to the rear quarter panel of a Tacoma, but did not work on the dent in the vintage camper trailer. The exterior metal of the camper is thin walled & has ridges.

Everything seems to be made decently for the price. The bag is big enough to add more items if you want. The only complaint I have is I received two purple sets, not a pink and a purple as advertised. I haven't used it yet, I'll repost when I do.

I bought this kit to fix a few door dings on several of my cars. It works pretty good , I highly recommend checking out YouTube for videos on how to. Also I didn't think I'd use the hammer much but I was wrong because it's hard to gauge how much you pull on a dent and the plastic rods help with tamping down the dent once it's pulled too much.

Best price around for all that it comes with. I needed both dent pullers for a dent that someone was kind enough to put in my door from another larger door 😠!! Have used it now on 2 cars, one dent from someone's shopping cart they decided looked good resting against my car and the car door dent. Have patience when using and don't expect perfection but I do recommend this.