BBKANG Paintless Dent Removal Repair Tool Kit - Complete Set for Hail Damage and Door Ding Repair - 58pcs Dent Puller for Car Restoration Review

Received a few days ago was skeptical but have seen many videos on how to use it. This worked better than I expected, takes some patience but I had a 4" round dent at least 1/4" deep, now it looks like new, it was done in about 20 minutes, then gone and a few small ones 1/2 dent, works like a charm, if you think it won't come back out use a hammer and needle to knock down the edges of the crown and repeat several times. I highly recommend this tool

The kit arrived as described and everything looks of pretty good quality. The bridge puller works great and you can watch it at work. The spring balancer takes a little more practice, but works well. The glue is fantastic. To be honest I didn't think it was strong enough, but it holds and pulls really well. Very pleased and worked on my wife's car (two medium dents) and mine (plastic bumper dent and deep stone dent. My wife's car will take a few more tries to get it perfect but it's a lot…

Item arrived on time and in good condition. It's not an industrial strength, but the quality is good. Some glue tabs feel light, but I didn't break any as other reviewers have complained. In summary I am very satisfied. The instructions are in poor English but after reading all the reviews and watching a few youtube videos the process becomes easy. Some idiot made a big dent in the driver's door of my 2006 4Runner. Estimated repair: $120. The kit costs $50. The best advice is to be patient…

I bought this paint free dent removal kit to remove some dents in the doors of my wife's black GMC Yukon. After reading the manual that comes with the kit, it will explain what each item is for and what it does. I also watched the video on this product, it was very helpful as well. So I decided to make a video and post it in my reviews as well. I found this dent remover very easy to use and very effective. I put a few dents on my wife's truck and saved us a lot of money on costly repairs at the

This thing is amazing. I used it on a 20 year old Jeep Cherokee (XJ). I was a bit worried as some of the reviews said they removed the paint because it was an old car. Even though my XJ is in the original paint I have taken very good care of it so I decided to give it a try anyway. It was so easy to use and most of the major door dents (most of which were more than a quarter) popped out on the first try. It's not 100% as good as the new difference, but it's a lot better than what it was. If you

They include a little free offer for a good review but I don't care. The product is just fine. It works and works well. I'm a good mechanic, but not a body mechanic. I had my doubts, but there were a few dents on my Cad that bothered me, so I was willing to give it a try instead of spending $500 at the body shop. I'm amazed at how well it worked. You can still see the dents if you know where they are and look closely. Otherwise they are gone. I'm sure someone with bodywork experience could fix…

It works! And if you don't think so, let me share some thoughts on what I did to fix all the dents on my car. First, I think the most common mistake is to let the glue cool before applying. to the indented place. The transition from applying the adhesive to the dent removal tool to applying it to the dent should be instantaneous. It helps if you circle the spots with dents. You want the glue to dry on the dent so it sticks well and dries when you pull on it. If the paint peels off when you pull