JMgist 32pcs Paintless Dent Removal Tabs Set - Aluminium Glue Pulling Tabs for Dent Repairs, Auto Body Kits, Puller Tools Review

I had a dent in one of the fenders that I didn't want to pay $1000 to fix so I tried using the PDR tool and that. This was my first time with anything like this and while it's not perfect, it's definitely less than $60 for both products. The PDR tool pulled out most of the dent, and this tool helped reduce the protrusions to the point where you might have missed them if you didn't know they were there.

I wanted to hold off on the review, for the money I think this is a great light, now I'm a dent picking fan and haven't tried other lights, but this thing worked great. I've used it half a dozen times with no problems. the suction cups worked great, didn't slip and held up great, i don't know what people do when they say the suction cups are broken or cheap, i think it's a great lamp for the price!

Too dark for daylight. The stripes are difficult to see. Unfortunately, the edges of the light panel are razor-sharp. This thing will cut into your car's paintwork if you accidentally touch the paintwork. I started by taping the edges of this panel with green release tape around the perimeter to protect my car's paint. This caused a problem as the printed black stripes do NOT last long. The strips are erased. What a poor quality product!

I bought this item expecting it to complement my PDR tools very well, but the board pivots and tilts to almost every position I've tried . almost useless in the pdr process. The board itself is great but the suction cups that hold the board are not of the same quality as the board itself. If I can find a better way to hold the board it will be of great help in my growing collection of PDR tools be.

Gooseneck just doesn't fit. Although the suction cups hold up well, I didn't get to test them for long because the arm kept separating from the ball joint that snaps into the suction cup mount with the hex nut inside. Whether that side is on the car or the headlight, it just doesn't hold up and keeps falling apart. The flashlight itself seems bright enough (connected to an Anker USB power bank) and is a decent size. Too bad the hand makes it useless.

I watched a video where tapping on the combs first helps with pulling. It worked. I parked my car in the sun and the surface temperature got very high. I then tapped the dent gently before attempting to pry it out. It seemed to work great. I'm new to this and haven't spent much time on it, but on my first try I'd say the dent removal was 90-95%. You hardly see it now. I'll probably work on it some more because I'm a perfectionist. If you're going to buy a dent remover, don't do it without…

The light board works great. The blue "coolant pipe" support is junk. The barley teats are screwed into the ends of the carrying line. I had to melt the blue supports with a torch to hold the suction cups. I'll say this, I've looked at expensive lightboards and they have the same support line. Maybe I just got a lemon. If you are doing PDR for the first time (even just once), this product will do for the money. Just don't be surprised if you have to find a way to get the support working. The…

I got this a few months ago but only opened it recently. Anyway, I bought this kit to try and fix my own car, not from a shop. Not quite sure how to use the different heads that can be attached and have tried lowering the high points and raising the low points but not very well. He went back to the package. After many hours of watching YouTube and all sorts of forums etc, I have a better understanding of what I need to do. Severe learning curve if you have no body repair experience. The most…