Review on 🔧 MENQANG Paintless Dent Repair Kit: Enhanced Hail Repair Toolset for Car Door Dings, 18-Piece Dent Removal Puller Set by Seth Waldron

Have you seen toothless mechanics fixing door dents? A friend of mine works in a parking garage and the cars are undervalued because the doors often creak. They usually buy a car at a bargain price. Then they get some guy with these crazy bars and wedges to take the dents off the doors and the car looks brand new! I've always wanted to try this. I've used long screwdrivers and thin rods to remove the dents on a friend's car and it turned out a lot better than we thought it would. I kept talking. What could I do if I had these tools? I HAVE THESE TOOLS! I have an old truck to practice on and have started looking at how the wedges work and how the bars feel on the dents I'm trying to straighten. I couldn't get a real picture of how I was manipulating the dent I was working on. I had to bend my body a bit and couldn't get the camera at the right angle. You can see on my white truck I used a wedge to make room to move the bar to where the thing was. I had to feel with both hands where the bar was in the door and my hand outside. I felt a crunch where I was just before the bell rang. I did the same thing on my gray truck. I would recommend, if you don't have a crappy spare car like me, go to your local self-service auto junkyard and practice driving there. I did this while practicing aggressive auto detailing. You get bars of random size and length. The orange wedges come in handy for prying open door panels, and the black bubble bag can be placed in places where you need to carefully open hard-to-reach places where you can't get the wedge back in place. Look for tutorial videos on YouTube. This should be helpful.