Dent Puller Paintless Dent Repair Tools Kit with Glue Gun Review
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Yoohe Paintless Dent Repair Tools Kit - Gold Dent Lifter with 15pcs Dent Removal Pulling Tabs Suction Cup Plate PDR Hot Melt Glue Gun Pro Glue Sticks
MUCH CHEAPER THAN BODY SHOP REPAIRS - There is no high paint material & labor costs associated with a conventional repair, so it will save 90% at least by PDR tools making dent removal.
INSPIRED DESIGN - Gold dent lifter on the bottom is silicone, soft and not harmful for oil paint and can be teared down, one screw on the top of the dent lifter is used to adjust the middle height of hand lifter
WIDE APPLICATION - The mini hot melt glue gun with glue sticks is not only for car dent removal, but also can be used in DIY home repair
TIME SAVING - No need wait for the car dent repair in repair shop, most of the dent removal can be finished in half hour.
ENVIRONMENT FRIEBDLY - No chemicals or other toxic material are used in this process, paintless dent repair can insure 100% protect the original paint
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One of the most annoying and frustrating things is when you find a dent on your beloved car. Sadly, some drivers will just drive off and never say sorry! Even if the driver leaves contact details, there can be a lot of frustration dealing with body shops and insurers.
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PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) Tools are the new products, for removing most minor, and/or even some major dents, without repainting the vehicle and damaging the factory finish.
The Paintless Dent Removal process is 100% environmental friendly.
¨C As of no chemicals are used, so there are no toxins being released into the environment.
¨C The work is only carried out on panels, which can be repaired by Paintless dent removal.
¨C The Dent repair process involves manually massaging the dent from behind using hand tools where no electricity is needed.
After completing the dent removal, the vehicle will still keep the factory finished look-like, without the need of any sanding or paint touch up.
Paintless dent repair is only a tad cost when comparing to a body shop repair. The main reason is no labor cost and no high paint material cost associated like a conventional repair.
As you can see, Paintless Dent Removal Tools are your best choice when getting your cars out of those ugly dings and dents.
Packing List:
1 x PDR Bridge Dent Puller
8 x Glue Tabs
1 x Mini Hot Melt Glue Gun
5 x Yellow Pro PDR Glue Sticks
5 x Black Pro PDR Glue Sticks
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Just did it myself. It worked great
I’ve been looking for something like this. Thanks for this 🤙
Oh panda panda ..you are the best mate .. God bless you ..Faris from Australia
Hey man the fact that you continue going to see if you could get it to look as perfect as possible... while maintaining that it's an imperfect cheap fix, that's what sold me on this video. You earned a subscription!
Same here
You did a really good job
After watching one of the demo videos, it appears that on the last try (when it didn't 'pop') you should have screwed the center knob in. From what I can see, that knob isn't there just to make the thing look pretty, it picks up the slack on the longer stemmed pads.
I purchased this PDR kit not really expecting much, but given a $1100 quote to remove a golf ball sized dent and a few scratches, I thought it was worth risking $40. The golf ball sized dent is 80% better, and I am confident I can remove the remaining depression. I was skeptical that the hot glue was strong enough, but is surely was. Slowing pumping the lever and holding it for a few seconds seems to help. Tip on removing the glue from the pieces that adhere to the dent: use a heat gun to re-melt them and a putty knife to scrape off the glue; it's a lot easier then trying to remove the hardened glue. Also, the glue gun that comes with the kit must be "cocked" i.e. the orange plastic piece at the rear of the "gun" moved back before inserting the glue stick; otherwise the glue stick will not advance with trigger pulls; which reminds me of a Seinfeld episode where Jerry's fear of riding a horse leads him to ask for the one named "Gluestick". Merry Christmas.
You can just use isopropyl alcohol and hot glue unsticks off effortlessly from almost every surface.
Thank you for sharing.
Ja ich habe es getestet es geht 😀👍
Thank you going to give this a shot myself. I have a few to do like you said but for me it will pull out two good one's and hope to work on the major one we got. maybe the ten sticks will be more then enough will see.
It looks good for an everyday driver you're always going come across a few dings I like the product cuz it will hide big issues.
The newer models seem to be more pliable in cars these days. I’ve bought one of these kits hoping it will work on a 26 year old Isuzu. But I think the steel grade is thicker. It has a few small dents on the hood where a timber load slid forward a couple of years ago.
You did the right thing not popping the last one off he would’ve definitely had a high spot look pretty good to me good job
What a great tutorial video! My kit came without any instructions... you just saved the day!
Mine neither! I have the double tube, bridge type... same idea. But I'm trying to figure out the two colours of glue stick.
It's really about which size paddle you use and where you place it in the dent. You should have used an oblong piece rather than the circle
Im glad i saw this video im buying it with confidence now. China is the best to get these gadgets
Thank you for the video, I will be purchasing this tomorrow.
Did it work out for you ?
I have a bumper to repair, and it's a deep dent. Have you tried this with a heat gun on the edges. Wasn't sure if the glue would hold up
Can you use different heat glue gun ? Expl.. cordless gun?
I'll try this again. What if the glue won't stick to the plastic tab? Now using Gliston glue sticks (yellow)
get some 91% cheap rubbing alcohol, clean the area first, then just a dab on the plastic razor or scrapper will dissolve the glove instantly, save that scrapping off. You absolutely can get it perfect, use smaller tabs as you go, clean glue pull, alcohol off glue and keep going, if dent goes above flat then use the plastic tap down tool and hammer that comes with and gently tab down in place.
Did you buy the kit? I ´m thinking of buying a kit like that, but i commonly read that the glue isn´t strong enough ;S Does cleaning the area with alcohol solve that issue?
Thx. I’m in Manhattan nyc. People aim for my doors lol
Very good video thanks
Damn well done I might get one of these kits
Was there a difference between the black and yellow glue sticks? I bought a slightly larger version of the same set and it came with virtually no instructions.
Bas A$$ I'm gonna try this tomorrow morning. Respect
Hey did it work?
Is there a reason why glue get loose every time i try the tap get loose with the glue and dosent pop the dent i leave to dry a bit
Awesome video, thanks!
wow amazing
Can the glue sticks fits in a standard glue gun?
I was doing paintless 30 years ago! It was actually an old technique used by Mercedes in the 1930s for assembly line damage...BEFORE the car was painted. I helped reinvent the process. I got out of it only a few years and after getting established. I already had some collage and the beginnings of a totally different career to go to. The paintless business, 30 years ago, was dirty and cut throat. Lots of assholes(hey, Cap'n Kirk) and lots of drugs and lots of screwing your best friend over just to make that cheddar. Some good people too(hey again Cap'n Kirk) but very few, and I didn't have to fight it to make a life, so, I didn't. Ok, that said, the main thing to learn about paintless is HOW TO SEE the dents. It takes months of staring at auto body in all lighting situations to train your eyes to SEE the dent AND to already know what the dent will look like from 45deg and 90deg from where ever your starting. What makes a good paintless tech isn't skill so much as his attention to detail. If he's doing it right he'll spend the time to work it from 3 or even 4 directions. There is no such thing as improvement, either you get it out or there is still a dent there. If you think it's so small you "wont notice it as much", just wait till you DO notice it... and then can't stop noticing it. Now, the junkier a car is relative, and has more to do with how "small" a dent is than the size of a dent. However, IRL, if you bothered to do anything at all about this dent, then your probably wasting your time with gimmicks like this. I'll guarantee you this will not fix 99% of dents and will probably cause one the thing that catches the eye more at a distance, the ripple. The ripple is what the paintless guys avoid at all cost, and it's what your paying him for. All dents can be turned into a ripple really easy. Up close it will look like you fixed the dent. From a different angle it will be MORE noticeable and it's really difficult to clean it up. I always charged double when someone brought me a car that it was obviouse they had attempted fixing it themselves. And triple when I could see the dent was self inflicted in an atempet to get the insurance money. LOL It happened so many times. The customer figured since there was only one dent in the hood(oddly shapped like a golf ball in a sock) it wouldn't cost very much. Dumbass, we charge by the panel not the dent. If not hail damage would estimate out at $50000 for a deck lid LOL. I have no idea why I watched this or why I commented. I guess I miss the paintless life . I was really good at it and I miss the friends I made chasing hail storms, driving through the night to be the first on site, and set up shop. Mostly I miss the praise of the customers. I don't deal with people in my work and that daily reinforcement that I had done a good job was addictive. Anyway, I guess I'm here to say beware of these toys, made in China, sold to people not paying attention, and used by individuals who really hate their car, lol. But I learned 30 years ago, ya can't tell nobody nothin SO,...have a dentless day my friends, lol.
Great point!
Ultra CNC yeah!!!
"Collage" didn't do you much good I see...
I appreciate your giving us an honest opinion from someone who has experience in these dents, but I don't understand your attitude toward folks who tried to fix their own dent. Why would it matter to you how the dent got there? Sounds like you did the public a favor by getting out of the business regardless of your skill level in fixing dents.
Does the glue really work when pulling on dents
Hi does this work on hail storm dents😢
I saw a guy at the mall, he said 5 dents on different body panels on a Porsche Cayenne was £80 for the lot to be done ($100-$110 US) and only needed the car an hour.
iVlogBuzz I get these too a lot, I can’t tell if they’re legit or not
spring for a better kit with a slide hammer and some behind the panel tools. the mini-lifter is the wrong tool for this particular job, you could get it perfect with some lever tools behind the interior door panel to push it out from inside, and a line board so you can see what your doing. PDR is easy, but time consuming for a quality repair. That's the main thing you are paying for when you take it to a pro... their time.
Their time is the problem. I have a decent dent in the back of my car (Pontiac Vibe) from my husband backing up into a pickup's bumper. Watching these professional dent removals and its ridiculous how much time they take. This ding shown would take probably 3 hours, and that's wayyy too much time. I'm happy with the review's results, and shows there's no excuse for a several hour process.
Thanks for sharing Pete. One more pull and it should be perfect, good job!
I was just quoted 200 bucks for 2 small dings on the drives side door of my 2020 mustang. I might get one of these. I'll research.
What kind of silicone you use?
Can it be used on a wrapped car?
So what's the difference between the different color glue sticks ??
I think I'll just hot glue a bunch of those multi colored plastic pullers all around my car. Bet if I leave them on, nobody will notice the dents and dings. :)
Patience my friend, patience...lol
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I got one and I can’t get none of the dings out not the hail dents nor a kinda big dent like u have on my driver door on a 2020 charger
If you want to be able to see the dent use a panel with lines that reflects on the door.
Its called a "line board" and it shows up everything!
The kit instructions advise to use a "marking pen" to outline the dent. Not sure what a "marking pen' is but some nail polish borrowed from my wife should work also. The instructions emphasize properly cleaning the area with alcohol before using the puller. I haven't tried mine yet, but if it works, it will be a great tool to have on hand because so many people drive away after they have dented your car. It is shameful, but a sign of our times.
@@dgriffin6074 a sharpie
Awesome video, although it would have been a lot better if there wasn't a mottled reflection coming off the garage floor.
I am sold. I just ordered one. I have a few dents that bother me but don't want to spend the money on the car for a pro to do it. Thanks for sharing.
How'd it go with the dents?
Should of added an before and after pic at the end
You didn't wipe the panel with the alcohol substance, you did well still
Please, please, tell me: if the PDR sticks could be used the same way as hot glue sticks, in "ordinary" hot glue guns (11 mm)? Can I make ornaments, drops... and all other shapes, like with ordinary hot glue stics and guns? I'm asking because I have probem finding ordinary sticks in black color, so I was thinking maybe I could use PDR sticks...
Blaženka Marušić yes you can. They work the same as the hot glue sticks, but these are much stronger. That being said, they are not meant to hold things together forever like crazy glue. But for arts and craft they can do the job better that what you are using.
I bought one... But, the damn glue gun was not included..... Where the hell do I get the gun and glue sticks....?
U need that bar code thing to see if it's wavy
Yep, that would help a ton
Where can you purchase this?
what if the glue won't stick to the plastic tab? I just bought some Stanley DualMelt sticks and tried a few times with no luck.
Its not general purpose glue, it is a special blend made specifically for dent pads. If you search PDR glue on ebay you will find it.
You could probably get it perfect if you did it a few more times. Either way that’s a great improvement.
I wonder if that glue will not ruin my paint. If it is strong enough to hold and pull the metal part, I Imagine it can peel the paint.
You make it look easy! How hard was it to get the glue off? Did it scuff the paint at all?
It didn't scuff my paint, Ryan. Sometimes the glue is a little stubborn, but if you hit it with a small spray of rubbing alcohol, it comes right off.
I’m waiting on my kit so I can remove multiple hail dings they drive me nuts I’ve been waiting anxiously for it for 2 weeks already 😩😭
Would using a heat gun to lightly warm the area up help with this procedure? Thanks for review and any possible feedback.
@Tobias If you heat the panel will the glue not set until cold then you are back to cold? I have seen ads for a similar process but did not realize a hot glue was used. Have a vintage motorcycle with a chrome tank with dents. Needs new chrome and wondering if any of these methods could remove dents well enough for re-chroming .
Yell at my car sit in the Sun and get nice and warm and tried this but the glue never got nice and hard like it should now I got glue stuck it won't come off because it never solidified. Plus the tabs didn't get a good pool
Is it a car body or mirror??
hmm why does my dent puller work as this ? the glue doesn't stick to the plastic bits very well releases far to easily
Sweet job , not bad at all. To remove the glue after popping off the plastic puller , spray or pour a little alcohol on it , you'll see how easy it comes off.
Can you hell? I have, cleand surface, pree heat it, left it for 30 min... Glue always stays on the plastic, not on the car like it shoul. Any suggestions?
@@248rok get some new glue sticks , maybe does are not the correct ones. I use alcohol and it comes off..
Does the mark stay? Or can you just remove it without polish?
Oh yeah it rubs off
I got something like this but the glue gun has a 2 prong plug,what does it plug into?
American plug - they have both: 2 prong flat blade and 2 prong round blade. Buy a universal power plug.
Purchased the same kit on Amazon. Even came in plastic bag. And the small made in China glue gun. Mine was used item and obviously a return. Glue sticks where partially melted. One of the scrapers was chipped with glue on it.
Amen
i'd actually have tried manipulating that little doohickey by hand before using the puller ... since you'd get way more control (?)
You dont apply great force with that type of puller, you apply enough pressure for the dent to move slightly, then you apply another pull, lightly again. Its no good applying a heavy straight one pull with this tool. In between pulls the high spots need knocking down around the dent with a knock down tool. It is not a job to hurry. This type of tool is for small "hail" type dents, not large damage.
Not bad. Actually if I didn't see the dent before an see you point out the minute remaining dent, I probably wouldn't see the dent anymore.
good tools
Excellant demo vlog!
Is there bigger than that, i appreciate much your video because i can’t afford to pay for the big curb of car. I want to fix it by my self .
Im hoping this works on a steel door.
GREAT VIDEO INSTRUCTION
Bought this exact kit and I’m having trouble getting the tabs to hold onto the car. Any advice? Panel was clean, let it sit for about 3-4 minutes to set to the car, but as soon as I apply the smallest bit of pressure it comes right off
Turns out the kit is just utter wank.
Your suppose to let it set for atleast 10 minutes,and make sure surface is clean before applying puller tab
I have the same problem, clean surface, pree heat it, left it for 30 min... Glue always stays on the plastic, not on the car like it shoul. Any suggestions?
@@248rok yea, fuck that thing in the bin and take your car to a body shop, that’s what I ended up doing. Kit is absolute junk.
@@Flalookawooka ye it's kind of not an option in my country one dent repair is 30€. And i have like 50 small ones from the hail rain 😅
Why don't you put some of that glue on the pads to the golden tool? I mean why did they make that removable?
The tool does not need gluing down The feet are rubberised so it doesnt slip.
I have a problem and i need some advice. I have cleand surface, pree heat it, left it for 30 min... Glue always stays on the plastic, not on the car like it should on the video, and it comes off without much pressure. Any suggestions?
I think because you preheated. Make sure you either use isopropyl alcohol or some kind of surface tar remover to clean the area
@@persianchris2451 yes i realized the cooler the better. Work's better in winter
Why not use a low temp head gun to remove the glue instead of scraping.
Idiots NEVER tell where to buy the kit!
Yeah I tried this yesterday first off the glue never solidified even after 10 minutes it just stayed mushy. Not only did my dent puller tab pop right off and did absolutely nothing but now I got glue stuck inside of the dent that won't come off
sounds like you did something wrong, maybe temperature?
Did you use pdr glue?
Savage..lol
Don't do it like this guy puts the tool. Put the feet in a way so they are not digging into the curved door skin.. They show it digging into the door skin creating more damage, the mini lifter is oriented in the wrong direction.
interesting points ,if anyone else wants to learn about electronics repair books try Saankramer Electronic Magazine System ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my mate got excellent results with it.
Does anyone know if it works in refrigerators or hydro flasks?
Should work on refrigerators.
What type of glue stick you use? Help a brother out. 😁
There are specific glue sticks for dent pullers. Try auto shops.
Dent is too tiny for demonstration, he did his thing, thanks for the video
Hi..I bought a whole set of ( including all you shown ) plus slide hammer, tool box and others from eBay at only $30- free shipping...
marc count Is it good?
Link please
Hi is it ok to use a normal hot glue gun and glue? Is does the PDR process require some special hot glue?
Good question. Not sure. Seems like regular hot glue to me, but maybe it's not as sticky.
Also you need to use heat gun before you pull the dents. Heat the area so the paint won't crack.
It`s a hot glue gun, DOH.
I hope this is a joke lol
@@mybluebelly Heat gun and hot glue gun are two entirely different thing. he is not wrong about the heat gun though. Every professional I saw used it. Or they just park the car outside if the temp is over 90F.
And one wonders why the glue doesn't stick. Lmao
I ordered a full kit and got half of it, no glue remover. Came in packet and not in a box
I want parces
Same, kit, returned to Amazon, glue still on my truck, wouldn't pull at all, but glue wont come off truck.
You have to use rubbing alcohol!
Ok thanks, I will try that.
Karma Farm you gotta heat it up to make it more malleable. Try a heat gun and a squeegee
Will this work on a "repainted" surface? Or it will damage the paint in this case?
typically, resprayed panels have a weaker bond, so its possible to do the repair, there is just a higher risk of damage to the paint
if its been resprayed or if there is an open chip in the damage, its better to push from the back side of the panel or you might rip paint off with the glue. of course if you have an open chip, your probably planning to touch up anyway once the dent is gone, so try it and see what happens.
The trick to minimise paint damage is to warm the panel with a heat gun just before gluing the pad on. This softens the paint slightly and helps the paint to bend during the pull. Do not overheat the panel.
Should not use on repaints
whats the name of the tool?
Peter
Is that just normal hot glue stick?
No it's a special pdr hot glue. Super sticky
What temp glue gun? High or Low Temp?
High
Its pretty clear these dont actually work that well. They kinda remove some of the dent but not completely which kinda makes them useless.
"The bad thing about doing this is that now I want it pefect".... tell me about it man.
Inspire uplift This company clap produce, I just bought car dent repair, no instruction and no glue to help up with the kit that require glue and expensive. Beware when you select 1 items, the system automatic go to 2, if you are not aware. My advice be careful when you deal with this website. If there a 0 star to select, I will rate it. Best of luck.
I bought this same kit on Amazon. Same plastic bag also..lol. And my kit was used. Some of the glue sticks was melted and one scraper was chipped
Have the same one and it is complete trash cheap material. The handle bent so easily.
now i will not buy it still can see it just a little better if you still can see it what good is it so it's now a small dent
My first question was how will they get the glue off.
If you give it a little spray with rubbing alcohol, it pops right off.
Did u experience trouble removing glue from the tabs? Man, I sure did. If so did u have a secret, rubbing alcohol works on the dented surface but not the tabs.
After reading one of the comments I got a good suggestion to use a heat gun to heat up the tab and then remove the glue when it's warm that makes total sense otherwise it's impossible to get that glue off
Bought the kit and tried on a BMW E36. Well, the black glue stick is worthless, won't stick to the plastic tab. The yellow colored is the one to use. The car's surface should be clean but do not put too much effort in that, the glue sticks to the car like crazy, its the plastic tab that will release the glue fast. I tried cleaning the plastic tabs, not much success. It just comes off too easy. The car is a different matter, you do need to use a lot of alcohol to get it off. If the tabs would hold the glue, it could be really good, as it is its mediocre. Its ok for a newer or Asian car, on the old BMW, it was just not strong enough to pull the small dents. The larger dents are ok to pull, the quarter size small dings will not dissapear, but I admit they get smaller. Again the plastic tabs are letting go of the glue is the issue.
As a detailer you should have gloves on while rubbing your car. Your fingers believe it or not you can scratch your paint
Thanks a good tip! I didn't know that!
Funny thing is, my bumper isn't a thin piece of sheet metal sooooo
Sum randum Dood use a hammer
heat it up with boiling water or a heat gun, and use a large suction cup (old style plunger works too) and pull the dent out.
You almost got it all , just rub it out from behind with the head of an old screw driver or a body dolly. Just rub it out don't even hit it and keep a close eye on whats happening on the money side