GLISTON 5-Piece Automotive Trim & Pry Tool Set for Car Interior and Exterior Detailing and Repair

Gage Smith: My Silverado got door dinged, about a quarter+ size. Went and watched some videos and ended up going with this product. Took me about 10+ tries but it’s a huge difference. Not completely gone but I think after a few more times I could get it to nearly perfect. Product did what I bought it to do! Can’t expect a perfect result every time.

United States on Oct 06, 2023

Alonzo Lopez: It is able to pull out smaller dents. However, I cannot seem to pull out a larger dent caused by a street pole. Also I feel that the hot glue gun is way too slow for the largest pull tabs, the glue would be set and hardened before I could stick it on the car. It was fine for the smaller pull tabs.

United States on Oct 05, 2023

awesome: Not great. But it does work. Need to watch a lot of YouTube videos to get good results as there are several accessories you need to use to get the end result that you are looking for

United States on Aug 05, 2023

ms in plano: I used this kit on a small 1 inch door ding. I used both the clear glue stick but noticed the black glue stick adheres to the body a little more, but also a little more difficult to remove. Just use a little paint thinner and the black glue eventually comes off. It took me 3 attempts but the small door ding eventually pulled out; not 100% perfect but you can’t even notice it anymore. Use patience and this will work. The local PDR shop wanted $165 to pull this dent! I did it for $45 with this kit. And at least now I can use it for any future dings.

United States on Jul 25, 2023

John Hawkins: My wife's car was hit in a parking lot and they left before she got back. There were no creases in the metal so I thought maybe I could do this. I decided to watch a lot of YouTube videos on using these before I made a purchase and I'd suggest everyone do the same. From what I saw, this kit seemed like it would do what I needed. I'll share some pros and cons at the end.

The kit arrived with no issues and I came up with a way to practice before getting started. I have a 25 year old Tacoma that has a few dings. I started there and learned a few things.

First the biggest investment you need to make is time. The dents don't come out in one pull. Also, if you don't wait long enough for the glue to cool, You've wasted time and glue.

I found that starting with the bigger tabs was best. The metal dent lifter is strong and what I used the most. The the plastic puller works ok, but it's not as strong. The advantage it has is that the feet are farther apart and can help getting larger dents started.

As you progress it gets a little challenging to see where you need to make your next pull from. On videos they show expensive lights you can get that do a great job. I...

United States on Apr 04, 2023