Manelord 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.

Really I could not have believed my eyes, this tool reduced a 2.5 inch dent down to a pimple, and the dent was in the door along its preformed crease, usually these are difficult at the best of times. An innovative design, body shops should take notice of this tool [if they have not already] there will be none of this drilling holes and inserting a screw with different adaptor plates, using a slide hammer to pull the dent out like I used to do , then having to fill, sand, prime and paint, no none of that, none of the time consuming work, this little beauty has already paid for itself twice over. Those that are having difficulty , the reason probably is because they are not getting the glued part onto the car dent quick enough, it is imperative, [ as is cleaning the dent beforehand with alcohol] and then it is stuck to the car dent, then attach the tool. How does it work, well that is simple, inside the dent has all sorts of irregularities, the glue simply adapts to their shape and form and sticks hard, then one simply tightens up on that. What more can I say but buy one and see. btw if one does not clean the dent inside and round it with alcohol then allow it to evaporate, the glue will not stick or it will be weak., done properly this dent remover is, imho unbeatable, and if you think I am laying it on a bit, I am, for this innovation is genuinely the dogs bo..cks.

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.

After some nice person put a dent in my brand new Evoque I was livid and looked at how to fix it. Garage quoted my £400, someone online quoted £250 and I went online and saw a video about using this type of puller system. Well I ordered one and it came with Amazon's usual speed,it was delivered in no time at all. Now I had to borrow a hot glue gun and read the instructions that I found easy to follow and after about four pulls I was happy at the result. Evoque's have an aluminum body, and after warming the area slightly and the glue set after about 3 or 4 mins it popped back out. I found this product excellent and easy to use hence I gave it five stars. Just have to fix a dent in the wife's mini now. Wife said how did that happen and I said I Dint do it.

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.

After seeing many videos of how easy and well dent removal tools work I’ve always been sceptical about them. Too good to be true was my view but I thought I’d give this one a go. I’ve spent about 90 minutes this evening working out how to use it and I’ve got to say I’m pretty impressed but still not convinced I’ve mastered how to use it properly it yet. My XC90 had about 4 noticeable dinks in the drivers door and my A3 had a large dent in the top of the wing. It certainly took more than one go per dent but to be fair, that could be my technique rather than the tool itself. Hardest part has been working out what size pulling tab to use for what size dent. Still not sure I know but what I can say is after 4-5 attempts per dink they are barely noticeable. Slightly scary at first but you’ll get used to it. Advice I can offer is give plenty of time for the glue to set, make sure it’s hot when you apply it to the tab and use Sticky Stuff Remover to get the residual glue off the car and tool. I found it works better than alcohol. For less than £20 you’ll get the satisfaction of seeing your car become dent free once again. Well worth a go.