Review on Super PDR Auto Car Paintless Dent Hail Repair Tool Kit Set with Slide Hammer Tabs by Adam Jacobs

TRICK: Pull out the dent while the adhesive is still slightly soft and tacky. This is where the glue has the best adhesion and absorbency. In my experience, after applying the stripper to the metal, you shouldn't let it dry for more than 1-2 minutes, depending on the amount of glue used. Use enough glue to create a layer of glue about 1-2 millimeters thick between the metal and the puller. DO NOT allow the adhesive to fully cure. It only breaks if you pull on the dent. As you pull the dent out, you should see the adhesive stretch slightly, and if you do it right, you'll hear a distinctive metallic crackle. The setting time of the glue also depends on temperature and humidity. I live in Florida so it's pretty hot and humid here. Adjust the set time accordingly. In cooler weather, this can even take less than 60 seconds. This did a great job on a small dent on the rear passenger door of my 2016 Explorer. Although you will never make it perfect after a dent, mine is almost invisible from all sides after the procedure. The only way to see the effects of a dent is to stand right next to it and look at the door. There are some marks and bugs for beginners. 3-4 attempts are not uncommon. Don't be upset. It works. Good results and good product.