GZBSIM Puller Suction Handle Lifter Review

I ordered these while trying to repair a dent in the rear fender of my car. The mechanic advised me to try one of these suckers before doing the body shop as the dent is relatively shallow on the surface. This mechanic also noted that most of these online gadgets are rarely functional, but worthwhile. Easy to use, but the suction seems to rival only window suction cups for GPS devices and isn't strong enough to remove dents on modern cars. ), which is ... not good and not bad. Touted as a dent…

I was hoping they would help with a small dent near the door on the front fender of my winter car. There were two folds forming a V in the dent. Although they held on and almost pulled out the dent, they came loose due to the creases in the metal. Have to pull out the fender and get them out but had to try this first to avoid that. My friend had a dent in the roof and they pulled it out easily but he had no wrinkles in the dent a kid got out of his truck onto the roof excitedly to watch the…

I have a crazy Longhorn that can't turn around without backing into things and after one week it made a dent in my rear fender, the next week it crashed into my front fender and did the same! Basically, the wing just behaved like those flapping rubber things I see when the turn comes in and doesn't come out. I just had to go behind it and pull it out again. I got it and tried it on a major front dent and it popped out pretty well. The overall finish is slightly altered, but you won't notice…

I had a quarter dent, maybe a little more, on the flat part of a car door. There were no scratches or paint chips. I managed to vacuum out most of the dents. I started by pouring hot water with steam (not quite boiling) over the dented door before using the suction cup, I did this to make the metal more flexible; it was kind of nerve wracking. I then used a suction cup to remove the dents and used a pulling motion like a toilet plunger a few times, but much slower. Sometimes I pulled the…