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

A fairly complete dent removal kit. I used almost all of the different levers to fix a few dents on my truck. I used a metal plate to protect the glass as it is not included. I still have some dents that these tools can't fix, but this was a good introduction to what's possible.

I wanted to fix some dents on the car but the tool provided doesn't give enough leverage to work the dent on the door. The handles are small and uncomfortable, and the curved area/hook doesn't give enough thrust. Finally it should come with a window guard which is required for use on doors, unfortunately this set does not have one. I suggest skipping this set and getting something better.

I had a small dent on my old Porsche and decided to try this kit. I will say that this set is pretty good with very big flaws if you please consider it. I will say that the instructions were pretty much useless and consisted of a blurry piece of paper. In my case, I had to get to the back of the dent through a small access panel in my door. I tried different tools to get at the dent and worked gently until it popped out. Overall very happy with the results, the result might not be as perfect as

I used to remove dents the old fashioned way that requires painting, so I decided to give it a try. they don't always get to the dent with the supplied ones. It would also be nice to use some hangers to fix the dents on the hood and roof. One very important tool is missing - a metal guard to protect the door glass when tools are used against the glass. I've seen this before when the metal guard didn't fit between the instrument and the glass. Overall I found this set better than some I've seen…

Great starter kit for a beginner! I'm a good mechanic but a good PDR guy, more art in my opinion! I've watched a lot of videos on how to do PDR, but it's always easier to watch than do. However, if the dent is not too severe and is in the right place, beginner skills and tools can provide satisfactory results. It won't be perfect, but if done right, with patience and practice, you can return to 80 or 90 percent. Carbon bars of various lengths and sizes with T-handles work great. Beautiful…

The use of this kit is very advanced. Get ready to watch tons of YouTube videos showing how the experts get it right. Numerous dispensing tips are only plastic and very good. But the marker seems fine. I would take better heads that are more professional to tap into your car's metal and color. Too bad there isn't a pocket or tote bag to put everything in. It's really necessary. Keep the BOX it came in to keep everything together until you get a small carry case to keep everything. I would…

I think this is a good PDR starter kit. It has 6 rods from 8 to 20 inches long. They're high in carbon, so they're nice and tough. The handles are covered with rubber and are comfortable to hold. There are a variety of different tips on the 6 wands for the different situations you may find yourself in when bagging. The window pane is good and thick enough to leave a good gap between the window and the window sill. The reversible finished hammer feels good when you hold it in your hand. This is…

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…