Mookis Dent Removal Kit Paintless Dent Repair Kit 51 Pcs Dent Repair Kit with Golden Dent Lifter, Bridge Dent Puller and Suction Cup

Great PDR tools and excellent seller service. Begin to love PDR job, thanks!Worked as described,5 stars PDR toolsI bought this for my Chevy Malibu, many years old hail damage dings on it. I have never thought I would fix it by myself. Because in my opinion, such pdr tools is not a good choice to fix car dents. I run across this pdr tool in the HOT NEW RELEASE column when I was browsing . And I decide to have a try by myself. Because these little coin sized dents would spend me hundreds of dollars if I choice the auto body shop.At first, I do not know how to get started cuz this is my first time to use PDR tools. Luckily, Mookis provide instruction which is enough for me to start my job. This pdr kit is of solid construction and very practical. The hot glue gun can be used as artifact job as well. Hot glue sticks are very sticky especially the black sticks. When you put the hot melted glue on the tab (about 3 minutes glue sticks begin to melt, and I wait for 1-2 more minutes for better result). BUT BE SURE do not touch the hot melted glue directly, So hot!!!!The dent lifter is easy to operate which is surprised me very much. I'm nearly ready to go with much strength because the one I bought before is hard to be fixed on car panel, but this one is so easy. And keep pulling, I finally make it. SAVE ME MUCH $$$$$$.I'm really happy with this pdr kit.Thanks, I think I will try to fix my car dents by myself more often. And the tools bag is enough to put all the tools in with sturdy quality.All in all, for me, a pdr job starter, this kit is easy to use and fix my car dents definitely. I¡¯m very happy with this buying and start my PDR travel, Aha from now on. I think it is an interesting work, I love it and thanks for seller providing such good PDR kit.

It's not as easy as it seems, but it does work. I suggest first practicing on something other than your car. Removing dents is a bit of an art, so practice makes you better at it. Try watching several YouTube videos first. You'll notice some people prefer pulling slowly, while others prefer a quick "pop". Different people offer different tips. That's why I suggest practicing on something other than your car. I myself have an old refrigerator to practice on. You can use the rubber hammer to make small dents in the side or back that won't be noticed. My own suggestion is to warm your metal first. It should feel warm to the touch but not hot—that makes the metal and paint more pliable. Sitting in the sunshine for a while works nicely.This kit comes with everything you need, including a little rubber hammer, glue-gun and carrying bag.GOOD LUCK!!You would think spending under 5 minutes to pop out a little dent wouldn't be an expensive thing for a body-shop to do. But you'd be wrong!!

Overall I am very happy with this kit for the money. I have been able to repair about 5 dents on my car to about 90% the largest being caused from kids accidentally kicking a basketball to the side of my car creating a nice crater dent.The kit is really easy to use just watch a few YouTube videos and you are good to go.You can get about 80% of dents out with just the glue and pullers alone. But most of the time to get the best results you need to use the tap and hammer afterwards with LIGHT taps don’t be going blacksmith on your car, the sheet metal is very thin and fragile.If you accidentally let the glue dry for too long it’s not a big deal just get the highest percentage of isopropyl alcohol you can find and put in a little pray bottle to spray a few times on the tab and it will peel right off no sweat. Each pull you do you don’t have to pull so hard that the glue pops off, majority of my pulls were less aggressive and more gentle to slowly work the dent out, so then I had to peel each glue tab off.Overall I am very satisfied with this kit and it will last me a very long time! I recommend to anyone willing to try on their car vs spending hundreds at an auto body shop!

Went to pull a dent out and the glue let loose. Would not recommend. Buy a better quality dent puller.

For the money it seems like a reasonable value play. Simple dings it handles well, but more intricate blemishes and dings along areas which have factory bends/angles are tough. It is not able to repair 100% but more like 95% for simple areas. It would be better to have cordless glue gun. When you carry freshly glued heads, you can get some hot glue on your fingers. Pain is good...

The product works. If you have the time and patience to use it then i recommend this product. I attached pictures of the dent which was about 6 to 7 inches long and what it looks like now. Overall it took me 3 days to get the dent out and i spent an average of about 2 hours a day. After day one it appeared like the dent was starting to come out but it was a bit hard to tell. On day 2 i switched to the black glue , for me , this seemed to be the stronger glue. Eventually i heard a big pop and most of the dent came out. On day 3 my SUV is almost back to new. I still need to do a couple of touch ups but you can't tell unless you really look close.Pros:It gets the job done, you just need a little time and patienceDidnt damage or ruin my paint at allCons:It does take some time and effort but not having to pay hundreds of $$ for a repair shop to do it makes it worth ita couple of the plastic bits used to help pull the dents out did break but was probably me pulling at an angle a couple of times instead of straight outit does take some strength sometimes to pull the plastic parts off once you glue , but you need to gauge between pulling to hard and breaking the plastic and just using alcohol to pull loosen the glue and pull the plastic part off and start overNo alcohol comes with the product , and I wish there were a few more plastic pieces of different sizes