🔧 YOOHE Black Aluminum Suction Cup Dent Puller Handle Lifter - Heavy Duty Glass Lifting & Dent Remover Tool Review

I parked my car on the street. When I came back the next morning, I noticed that the hood of my car was damaged. (maybe hit and run) left two large 1 inch diameter dents and dents on the hood of my car. This tool works pretty well for pulling out large dents as you can see in the picture. However, this only works with large dents and flat surfaces.

Bought to get a dent out of my car. Although it was a bit wider than I needed, it had very strong suction and a nice comfortable grip. It definitely only works on large areas, so look elsewhere if you want to use it for small dents and dents. This is strictly for holding large pieces of glass! I was able to clean the countertop with an ease I had never known before.

I'm amazed! I noticed a dent in the hood of my car a few weeks ago. I only get mad when I look at my hood, so I decided to check the internet to see if I could find anything that might help. When I saw this sucker I thought there's no harm in trying. Long story short, I received it today and decided to try it on my hood right away. It's amazing, the suction is very strong and the dent is gone!

I have had several other suction cup dent removers from other manufacturers. This is the strongest I've tried and seems very well made. I assumed part of the handle was plastic, but it's actually metal (looks like aluminum). It is excellent for removing dents from flat screens and offers very strong suction. As with any dent remover of this type, it may not grip if you use it on an uneven surface such as a floor. B. along a curved body line. So be aware of this limitation. That said, it seems…

I bought this item to pull out a dent, actually looks more like a bent panel. It seems to work well and allows for a strong pull before releasing. Very durable and easy to use. Unfortunately, this wasn't enough to get the panel back in place. I don't think the problem is solely related to this puller as it seems to work fine. I think I just need something more. The only thing that I think could be improved is that the letters are molded into the sealing surface (they actually stick out, not in)

In a parking lot crash, my fender buckled, preventing the passenger door from opening. The body shop charged $300 just to "reinstall" the door so it would open, so I figured it was worth it. The tool came quickly and fully met my expectations. After about 10 minutes I was able to adjust the fender enough for the door to work again. The biggest problem with this is the suction tool, which needs to be smooth and flat and at least 5 inches in diameter for the suction to work, which is hard to find