🚗 Gliston Auto Dent Puller Kit - Adjustable Golden Dent Remover Tools Paintless Dent Repair Kit Dent Lifter Puller for Large & Small Car Ding Hail Dent Removal Review

My rating would be 5 if I had originally bought the all tool kit. Initially I used a single plastic bridge tool on a quarter sized dent with reasonable success. Not satisfied, I've used a T-type puller with near-perfect results. There was a barely noticeable dent. Today I used the Golden Dent Pick and finished the job. I have yet to work with large dents but I am confident that with the right tool kit, a wide range of adhesive pads and patients, almost any suitable dent can be satisfactorily…

I tried without knowing how to do this type of dent repair for my first attempt with a dent that annoyed me. I was very happy with the result of the dent - it doesn't bother me anymore - mind you, it's not perfect as I'm not a pro at it - but I couldn't be happier with the result. Although it takes time, I've used it over 10 times and switched heads until I got perfect "for me" results - it really made my dent go away. I'm sure a trained eye will spot the dent, but for me it's almost perfect.

Gliston takes removing dents from sheet metal seriously and this kit reflects that. Each tool is of good quality, but the eyelet puller, glue gun and scrapers are particularly well made. A wide range of insoles allows you to cope with dents of any size and shape. The puller exceeds the force exerted on the bridge type device. The adjustable base is an important innovation. Alcohol dispenser and instructions are well thought out. Removing a few dents caused by rocks in a car's hood isn't…

This dent repair kit is awesome! I was skeptical but this works just like the other reviewers. I think mine actually worked a little better. I used this kit to remove dents from a motorcycle tank. The dent was 6-8 cm wide, it took about an hour and thirty glues. what you actually want You want to be able to gradually work on the dent instead of making a big effort that deforms the tank and creates a bubble. In any case, you have to be careful which glue stick you use. The black is slower but…

I had a dent in the fender and door after being hit by a deer. There was no paint damage and the shop wants to replace the fender and essentially repaint the entire side of the car. 1600 dollars. I've seen videos of professionals using this type of tool so I decided to give it a try after all saving $50 vs $1600. In general, the tool worked well. For large dent areas, simply flip up your legs and pull instead of using a trigger or buying a T-handle if it's a one-time thing. Cons: The…

My car has a dent in the back. I had an estimate at a local PDR (Paintless Dent Remover) store that was around $250. The dent was about 3/4 inch long right on the line, which I found difficult to do on my own. I bought this set and followed the instructions. It took me less than an hour to flawlessly remove the dent. I found a few tips that may help you with your project: 1. Don't press too hard when applying the melted glue to the dent as it will thin out. The adhesive in the center reduces…

Today I used this kit for the first time to remove a subtle dent in the corner of the fender. I was impressed with how strong the tensioning tabs and adhesive were, a small body hammer and threading tools worked well too, but was disappointed that not all of the bridge components did their job. The reason for the three sprockets is because the bridge's lower handle, which rotates and performs the actual pulling motion, is made of very soft, pure aluminum and flexes severely at its weakest point