🔧 GLISTON 45pcs Paintless Dent Repair Tool Kit: Adjustable Width, Golden Lifter, Bridge Puller, Glue Gun - for Cars, Motorcycles, Refrigerators & More! Review

I used it on a 25 year old truck; this worked very well for hail damage. Small dents came out easily. Big dents from bumps - not so much. That's what the company says and it's correct. Doesn't replace body repair, but does an excellent job on hailstorms. Hope that helps

I bought this as an upgrade to an old dent repair kit I bought (it was plastic). This new one works much better! It comes with a variety of attachments so you can work on a variety of dent sizes and shapes. Seems to be well made and I hope it will hold up. I have already used it on my truck and fridge. Much cheaper and more convenient than having someone else do it. I'm glad I updated.

Bought to fix a bad dent in my wife's new car. There were many items in this set that I didn't need, but I used the smallest part to try and remove the dent. Firstly there is some conflicting information in the instructions with one saying the glue should work for 2.5 to 3 minutes and another 5. I found five worked much better as the shorter time meant the glue wasn't able to set remove dents Once that was sorted out, it took about seven times to get where it wasn't getting better. I feel like…

The plastic bridge will bend when some force is applied to it. This will pull the dent out a bit, but then the bridge will start to move/flex and the dent will stay as it is. The gold part of the hilt was also more or less useless, as you could put as much force into it as the short lever would allow. Making this vise or bridge system out of metal improves the system, but as it is it's a waste of money on big dents. This may work for small dents, but if your dent is medium or large, don't waste

I got a small dent on my car from someone who opened their car door. It used to be quite noticeable, but not enough to make you shell out money for professional repairs. This kit did it! See before and after pictures above. IMPORTANT TIPS: - The dent will NOT come out on the first try. Continue until you are satisfied. The image above shows what it looked like after running the process 10 times. Don't do it when it's hot! In this case, the glue does not dry out so much. I was luckier on a cool…

I wanted it to work. I was for it and sincerely hoped it was a great solution! Unfortunately doesn't work at all. You pay for a lot of cheap plastic and a glue gun! I tried two different tools (a white tool with a screw on a plastic part and a standard metal tool), neither was in any way effective. on different cars and different types of dents; on light flexible metal (trunk) and on more durable metal (car doors). No sign of success. I followed the instructions (it's not rocket science) and…

I dented our three month old stainless steel refrigerator. I crumpled it up at eye level and right under the lights in our kitchen. Stainless steel appliances are very easy to dent. Our cleaning service dented our old fridge in two places. I felt uncomfortable watching this, but what can you do? When our old fridge in the garage gave up the ghost three months ago, I took the dented fridge into the garage and bought a new one for the kitchen. Now the dents don't bother me anymore. Who cares…

I was a bit reluctant to purchase the Gliston 45 piece dent repair tool kit. I left my black 2013 Porsche exposed in my driveway for about 2 months while traveling last fall. My driveway is lined with trees and when I came back I had about 13 dents from acorns and debris that had fallen on the car from about 60 feet. The front fender on the driver's side has 6 damages, 2 of which are large and deep. The front hood had a deep dent in the center of the hood and another near the edge on the…

What I like: It really works once you get the hang of it. Some reviewers say it doesn't work at all. I initially had the same experience. Now it works really well with some learning curve and additions to the kit. Here are the keys I found to get it working. 1. Heat the glue. Allow the gun to warm up for about 10 minutes, although it claims to be ready in 3-5 minutes. 2. Allow the glue to dry for at least 5 minutes. I started letting it install for 10 minutes (sometimes it drags on). 3. If the…