Paintless Dent Repair Tool Car Dent Puller Kit Heavy Duty Auto Body Dent Remover Glue Pulling Tabs Blue Gule Pull Tabs Powerful Body Repair Dent Removal Tools DIY Hand Tool for Car Dent Repair

This worked great when nothing else would! And I tried everything! Use this with tabweld black glue sticks. And it's amazing. Saved me 400$ and gave me the results I wanted

Great for dent pulling no issues

Worked great. Durable. Easy to use.

For me the product was a 3/5 it did not do the function of pulling the dent but I have a metal body truck I feel it would be better suited for a plastic body vehicle like the flimsy bumpers that you could use hot water on

Had a huge dent on my right rear quarter panel. Pulled it out about 75% of the way the first go around. Not finished with it but very impressed with the results. Make sure to buy a lot of glue and a really good glue gun. Need to get the glue on all the tabs before it cools down.

If you think to yourself “I can’t possible make this damage worse” then this system might be for you. I’m a DIYer - far from a professional. But there was a 3 inch deep by 6 inch around dent in the rear quarter panel of my Ford Transit Van. The paint was not removed or cracked. The pros quoted $1,500 but it was not worth it since it’s likely to get damaged again anyway. It’s a work truck - the body work doesn’t need to be perfect. But I was able to use these with a 100W hot glue gun, black “Tabweld” glue sticks, a Harbor Freight ratchet strap, and a tree in my back yard to pull the dent out. I over pulled some areas and tapped them back down with a cheap PDR hammer. Looks 75% better and that was good enough for me. Note: use isopropyl alcohol to clean the painted surface and the back of these tabs each time. Let the hot glue cool down before pulling. Go slow. These won’t adhere well to unpainted surfaces or areas where the paint is in bad shape (cracks, dirt, faded clear coat, oxidation…). Watch some YouTube videos on PDR, know your limits, respect the possible outcome won’t be perfect, and you’ll be just fine.

I bought automotive grade glue sticks to adhere to this dent puller. The glue sticks amazingly well to my vehicle but does NOT stick to this plastic dent puller whenever you start pulling. I experimented with various dry times with no success. As soon as the dent is about to pull out the plastic tabs snap away from the glue, which stays adhered to the vehicle.I would not recommend.

Wash them off first to get rid of any releaser left from manufacturing. Pull super hard, you won't break these with a hustler stick. For example, it was strong enough to pull my dented door skin right off the edge of the door frame.