Bondo Dent Puller with Locking Suction Cups - Double Handle, Model 00956 Review

I bought these for a rather unusual use. I don't have dents, so I can't comment on their use for this task. However, I have records that need washing and they do an excellent job of keeping the labels dry. Simply attach one to each side of the record (easier if you have three arms/hands) and attach both. Once the suction cups are in place, the label is protected from getting wet and you also have a handy grip. hold the disc.

My car had a wrinkled dent on the top and bottom of the door panel. Used this tool to pull out the center of a dent that was relatively shallow. It adhered perfectly to my car and pulled most of it out on the first try. I wanted to use it a second time and the pin holding the handles came out. Luckily I had clamps on hand to reassemble the puller and the second time I used it it worked great on my machine. Not the best body repair, but my car looks better than before.

I purchased this item on July 16, 2020 but due to my knee surgery in March I have not been able to use it to date! It doesn't work I had a slight crease in the fender and figured that would pop out a small dent in my side fender! We wet the car and there was no suction at all. I asked my daughter to try it and she said the same thing, no suction! When I tried to return it he said he couldn't because of the 30 day return policy! but I haven't used it and now that I've tried it today I can't…

I read the good and bad reviews and decided to give it a try anyway. Someone stepped back toward my truck and pushed a six-inch square piece of sheet metal. Following another suggestion from other reviews, I wet the surface of the mug and cart, squeezed the mug with both hands, and then lifted the handle. I pulled the suction cup and a dent came out (you could hear it popping out). A little waxing and everything is like new. I'm sure this tool has its limitations, but it definitely worked in my

Those who say this product doesn't stick don't know how to use it. I know because I bought one and couldn't get it to stick until I figured it out. First, the suction cup is four inches in diameter and the surface needs to be at least somewhat flat. If you have a large, shallow dent, e.g. B. if someone is sitting on your hood you shouldn't have a problem. If you have a dent two inches in diameter, this device will not work. But if you have an area within the dent that's at least four inches…