🔧 NEIKO 20709A Auto Body Fender Repair Hammer and Dolly Set, 7 Piece, Car Dent Repair Tool Kit Review

This is junk I used it on my fender and the hammer head broke. Straight out of the box. I would not recommend purchasing this item.

Terrible quality control, causes more damage to plates than it repairs. Surface defects, porous cast and not heat treated. You will break these tools.

Complete junk. I don't often write reviews, but the sand casting on these hammers is the worst I've seen. Such porosity that the head broke in half after the first 15 minutes of light use. This Chinese junk cannot be sold at Revain.

These tools are of very poor quality. The cheap casting process has left indentations and indentations in carts and hammers that transfer to whatever surface you work on, they actually make the job harder and more time consuming, and destroy in addition to destroying the metal surface. I sent them back and bought a set. at Harbor Freight it was the same price and included more parts. The Harbor Freight Set is higher quality than these.

Hey, it's not professional level and quality, but the price is not professional either. When I first used a hammer and wagon this set did a great job on the recent damage to my 20 year old truck. I've learned a lot with them and for casual use they will work just fine. The range of trolleys is good and you can find many shapes/arcs to suit your needs. Take the time to watch some online videos and learn how to use them. A good investment to learn a new skill!

Terrible product, supposedly polished hammers, remember this is for body work. The fronts on all carts are scratched, uneven appearance, used. All the faces of the lobsters are the same, they are destroyed, uneven, it looks like someone tried to solve the problem with a bunch of transparent paint. You can usually shape the metal and even remove paintless dents with a hammer and cart. Even on unpainted, rough surfaces, these hammers and carts do more damage than they repair.

I bought this hammer set because it was the cheapest and I wanted to try and knock out a few dents on my old truck. Hammer grips seem cheap but should work. Car polishing is less desirable, but it's cheap. I'm not sure if this is normal, but the hammer has sloping edges (see picture). The case was disassembled upon arrival, but I'm just getting started on this so I'll have to see if the manufacturer will ship me a new one. Overall, is what I expected for around $25?

This set is a waste of money. Don't get me wrong, I was expecting them to be junk for $20, but these things are more than junk. Hammer surface is terrible. I spent an hour regrinding and polishing the hammer heads only to have them completely seize up on the first hammer blow. These things are softer than a piece of cheese. One of the hammer heads broke off within the first hour of moderate use. I didn't even look at the dolls. They will do more harm than good to what you are working on because