🔧 TOPPDR TOOL Paintless Dent Repair Kit: Complete Car Dent Removal and Hail Damage Repair Solution with Dent Lifter, Glue Gun, and Glue Sticks Review

This is a good inexpensive DIY kit for those who want an easy fix for car dents. I was able to remove a dent in my friend's SUV and saved him a lot of hassle of having to pay a body shop. The steps were very intuitive and it's clear for the most part. The paint is not damaged in any way, painting is not necessary! My only complaint is that the glue gun requires an AC outlet while most cars use a 12V outlet. I also recommend getting a car outlet converter or a high wattage portable battery to…

I have worked at many truck stops in the past and they have always had someone come to them to clean small dents and dents on new cars and traded in cars. That's the kit they always take with them. It takes a little time to get the hang of it, but there are plenty of guides online to help. The kit itself contains everything you need to pull out dents and dents, large and small. They give you a very nice carry case and all the tools are very high quality. They have twice as many tips as you will

I have had relatively little hail damage on an old '99 F150 and thought it would be the perfect car to learn from. I watched a few videos of the process, read the instructions and was immediately hooked. After 5 or 6 tries I'll say it improved the dent but certainly didn't remove it. When I decided that this particular dent was too big despite using the smallest shim I switched to a smaller one but with basically the same result. Frustrated, I removed it and returned the next day after watching

I postponed it because it was too hot! The black car and the summer heat didn't let the glue set sufficiently. FYI, you can't use it if it's too hot. A heavy afternoon rain brought the temperature down enough and provided me with cloud cover to finally try it and overall I'm impressed. This is similar to the tool I used when I was working at the Lincoln dealer to remove door dents. The handles are non-locking/ratchetless so all the power comes from the power of the handgrip. I pulled out 7 door

We have built handicapped accessible raised beds that people in wheelchairs can use. They turned out beautifully, but of course there's always one or the other who just didn't bring himself up properly. All three beds are covered with decorative corrugated cardboard. To avoid sharp edges, the metal is hidden behind a tree and has no access to them. Yes, we should have anticipated the vandals, but we didn't. We tried fixing it with suction cups and magnets but the metal was too strong for any…