Dent Puller Suction Cup, 3 Pack Dent Removal Kit for Cars,Paintless Dent Removal Tool for Hail Dent Repair,Glass,Tiles, Mirror Lifting and Aluminous Gusset Plate Moving

These worked to take out some of the more shallow dents in my car from acorns. The suction is super strong and works well.

NOEAIKE Dent Puller, 3 Pack Dent Removal Kit for Cars,Paintless Dent Removal Tool for Hail Dent Repair,Glass,Tiles, Mirror Lifting and Aluminous Gusset Plate MovingFirst impressions: Nice set of dent pullers, one large 4.5" and two small 2.2" suction cups. The mechanism works well, pulling the suction cup, causing a vacuum and attaching it firmly. They are a bit cheaply made, but it doesn’t matter for my purposes.Installation/setup: Use as directed to hold and move objects or to pull a dent from your car.Final thoughts: I got these to use in my pottery studio to hold pots and dip them in glazes. After applying a wax resist to the bottom of my cups and pots I use a dent puller to hold them upside down and submerge them in a glaze to get them ready to fire in a kiln. The dent puller holds them firmly without breaking them or leaving fingerprints in the glaze or an uneven coating from brush marks. I like these and I’m glad I got them.⭐️1 star - I don't recommend it at all, poor quality.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars - I don't recommend it, it has multiple faults, or a very high price.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars - It's passable, It has some faults but the quality is ok for what it is.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars - Product quite acceptable, it does what it promises.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars - Product that I totally recommend.

The media could not be loaded.  Worked very easily out of the box. Doesn't come with any instructions but the handles are very self-explanatory. It worked very well in latching onto the body panel and staying secured, the suction power is strong. Unfortunately, my dent will require more than just suction power to pull it straight. Comes in two different sizes for different size dents.

It did suck up but not sturdy enough to pull out the dent

When I experimented with these after they showed up, the only think that I could really get them adhere to with any strength at all was glass. Every other surface, no matter how clean and smooth, I could jus pull them free with a tug. The small ones didn't even work well on glass. I didn't really think they would work for pulling dents out of cars and I was right. At this point I am not really sure what I am going todo with them. They might be a white elephant gift for this years Christmas party ....

As the owner of a vehicle that was used to train a new teen driver and let her use it for a couple of years, yes, you can bet we have a few dents in the vehicle in a few sports. So, when I saw these, I thought these would be great for pulling (or at least reducing) the dents we have.Overall, these are pretty easy to use. Just put them on the car panel over the dent, and lift the locking handle up to align with the stationary handle to lock down the suction, and then pull. Overall, it was ok, and made the expected popping sound when the suction pulled off the panel, but it did not seem to have the suction necessary to pull the couple dents I tried to pull. I tried both the smaller and larger suction cup, and neither was able to pull any of the dents I tried them on. So will look for something else instead.Wouldn’t really recommend, as these seem to be a dime a dozen in hardware stores and online, but don’t really seem to do a good job removing dents.

These little suction cups are quite powerful than I thought. It can be an efficient tool to fix most of rounded dents for your vehicle but I am not sure it can remove any creased, sharp dings or dents. Although it has plastic handles, I feel okay for the purpose of it. But you will get the material and build quality what you pay for. I could remove 2 dents on the trunk surface and it was successful. Since it offers two different sizes, I could have some flexibility to choose based on the deformed shapes. It has good value for the money.

These dent puller suction cups have strong suction and after persistence, patience, and retrying many, many times, I was able to reduce the size of the dent in the back of my car by 80%. Persistence and patience is the key. The suction must occur over a completely flat surface. There are ways around this, however. By pressing the black rubber manually to completely close the rubber over the metal and snapping the puller close, the dent remover was held on tightly. Another approach was to place the dent puller on a completely flat part of the car near the dent and once it was attached, slowly rotate it to the dent you are working on (slowly being the key word here). Both of these ideas worked in my case in order to get the proper suction over the dent. I am revising my previous review to this review after deciding to give these devices a second chance. While it took some creativity on my part, they finally worked! I recommend this product!