🔧 FCHO Heavy Duty Aluminum Glass Suction Cup Plate Puller Handle Hooks for Glass Lifting and Tile Installation - Car Dent Puller Suction Cup - 2 Pack, Black Review

Really didn't want to pay for special tools but would have broken my 51 inch TV screen without them. When I put them on I felt like I could break the screen just by taking them off. They have taken great care to run out of stars and the ease of use is 3 stars. But they did their job and didn't break the screen.

They worked great and I would recommend them to anyone who needs to get a big dent out. The whole part of my box behind the rear wheel was dented by an inattentive person. I thought it would cost thousands of dollars. I was glad it worked and saved thousands, it still has some small dimples but the big dent has been fixed.

I didn't buy them for what they were intended for. We have a smooth side caravan and I needed a solution to install an external WiFi antenna. It met and exceeded my expectations. I attached the mount to the mug's stationary handle and then attached the antenna to the mount. Now I have an extremely easy way to install the antenna and take it off on the go.

I used this to remove a large dent from the drivers door of a car. The surface wasn't exactly flat, but with a few tries in different places I managed to get it to stick. Then I pulled and it stuck well enough to get the dent out. The door isn't perfect because dents always leave warped metal, but it's a million times better than before and the suction cup worked as intended. Would buy again but I hope my dented car life is low enough for these two devices to last a lifetime!

We had a pocket door come loose and these suction cups were a lifesaver! We took a thin piece of wire and lined up the hangers with the track piece, then simply lifted the door with suction cups and taped it in place, which took about 20 minutes. Only thing I had to do was touch up the door paint, they vacuum well and took some paint off the door but it's an easy fix to the pain a pocket door can be. These things have amazing suction power and I see we will be using them to move any type of…

I would give 5 stars, but the suction cannot be adjusted. Some devices like this allow adjustment by unscrewing the shank attached to the rubber sole (usually by twisting the rubber part), reducing the suction associated with the concave shape when applied by closing the handles. When used on TV screens, the suction power can sometimes be too strong and you risk damaging the display. I have found that you can reduce the suction to hold the jar securely without the suction breaking the jar when…

I bought them to raise the LCD panel. Luckily, I tried them out on an already broken screen to make sure they're safe to use. They are too powerful to be used safely and permanently on screen. You can try adjusting the suction by partially closing the handle, placing it on the TV, and then closing it fully, but that's unreliable. I highly recommend buying another set of suction cups. I think there's 110 pounds of power behind them. Nonetheless. They didn't work for my purpose, but these things…

I have an antique sliding patio door that will be replaced when weather and money allow. Meanwhile the outer handle of the door broke off and the inner one was broken in half. I had to leave the door slightly ajar when going outside because there was no way to grab the door to open it without a handle. Now the inside handle is close, I can't leave the door open (which invites mosquitoes and air conditioning) when inside. With an inside handle about to give out and an unavailable replacement…

The materials and design make this suction cup look like it could easily outlive its owner. "Suction", once set, will go nowhere until intentionally turned off by opening the knobs. Closing the handles to create suction on any really flat smooth surface I personally wouldn't rate as "easy to use" (4 stars out of 5) due to arthritis in my left hand. Undoubtedly two-handed work: Pressing the cup against the surface and closing the two handles at the same time required a small manual twist at…