JMgist Paintless Dent Repair Kits with 8 Taper Head and S-Hook Rods Tools

David Dodd: I was happy with the results. Had a couple of really tough to remove door dings and after using this dent puller, you really can’t tell they were there at all.

United States on Apr 28, 2023

Joseph adamiak: Was actually surprised with the quality for the price point needed a back up kit for on the go

United States on Jul 11, 2021

KIMBERLY BERGER SHINSKY: Very sturdy. They have just enough give without bending. The tips don’t slip around. Very handy.

Edit* it’s now been two years since I bought these. I use the one with the blue handle every day. I have a couple thousand dollars in tools and this is one of my most used. The other one I use is the straight handle black one. The handle goes straight up and down. Love that thig. It gets in the top brace of the doors like nothing else. It’s really strong and hasn’t bent yet.

United States on Jan 21, 2020

Steve: These rods are incredibly solid and long enough for most repairs. Handles are also solid and in a fixed tee config. The tips have plastic screws, plastic tips are required but not the screw that attaches them to the rod. Tips tend to snap off. For the price however, it's definitely worth it, a quick fix for the tips I've found is to buy a seperate tap down kit with tips, those have metal screw ins not plastic snap off ones. Between the cost for the two items - still a great value.

United States on Sep 29, 2019

Chase The Wave Forever: This kit does have useful tools however I have to leave a three star rating based on the fact the hood on most import cars is manufactured with holes too small for all that one tool to get into. If you were working on a fender you wouldn't need this tool however if you were working on quarter panels or even a trunk in most cars they might come in handy. I bought this for an import truck and the primary focus was on the hood and I have to say it works so so but it did leave indentions which had to be smooth out with several hours of light hammering with a flattening tool after using a flattening cone. You can't see the den like you did before however it could definitely use another three to four hours of work and if I'd known that going into this I would have just picked a more expensive set of dent removers and gone that route. If you've never worked with sheet metal or you never worked with flattening out metal this kit might pose a few problems as I can't see it being used without that taking place on over half the cars in the US. If you had more rods of the narrow size it would be of value or should I say greater value. if you want to know if this get will work on your car...

United States on Jul 10, 2019