Manelord Auto Body Dent Repair Kit: Car Dent Puller for Minor & Deep Dent Removal with Golden Puller Included

Sara BreedveldSara Breedveld: This worked really well. A small amount of pressure went a long way and took the dent out with a little knock down adjustment after. Was able to take the dent that the delivery guys put in my brand new fridge. Highly recommend if you need to remove a small dent.

Canada on Nov 20, 2023

George C.: Disclaimer: I do a lot of body work. That said, I used this tool on multiple cars after a hail storm; it worked perfectly and would be easy for a casual user to pull small to medium size dents.

Be sure to use 91% or stronger alcohol to clean the body and tool surfaces before gluing the attachment, and cleaning up tool and body after use. Also, forget the instructions; always let the glue set for at least 15 minutes before trying to lift the dent.

United States on Nov 17, 2023

Gerry Morhun: Bought this to try and remove a large dent from a hit and run of my Kia. It comes with various size pullers and two different strengths of adhesive to use depending on what part of your car the dent is on. It worked perfectly restoring to 95% of original shape, could get 100% with a bit off hammer work but didn't want to remove the fender. I can live with 95% hardly notice it if you didn't know it was there.

Canada on Nov 04, 2023

Pylestone: This is an awesome tool to have in your things for car care especially door dings. You have to figure how it exactly works so you don’t over thought because then you are trying to put your over pull back and in and that’s a bigger mess. My suggestions would be to find some car metal and put some dings in and play with pulling out or if you know someone the a beater car that will let you practice.

United States on Oct 25, 2023

MaryLou Plett: Good for large dents . Small dents are more challenging. Brings it up too high.

Canada on Sep 19, 2023

Threejz8: I had my doubts this would work, but it really did. It popped out two dents on two separate cars. The hot glue is a little tricky to get off, but with some patience and goo-gone, it came off. Would recommend!

United States on Sep 01, 2023

Stephen Fraser: After multiple attempts, the dents I pulled are much less noticeable. (Repeated pulls are required.) The yellow glue worked much better. The black glue had less effect.
I would not say my results were perfect, but definitely much better than before I started.

Canada on Aug 30, 2023

Emmanuel Wagne: Sorry I have no photos or video

Canada on Jul 31, 2023

copter827: I have a dent on the hood of my 2020 F250 from a folding chair that fell on it from a shelf about 4-5 feet above. Much like a pretty good hail dent. I'm still in the process of getting as much of the dent out as possible. Many of the reviews I read mentioned you had to be patient but they didn't say why. Now I know. Reason is because you're not going to get the dent out in one try. It will take many tries and over time, little by little, the dent comes out. I don't know if I can get all of it but I'm going to keep trying. The directions are written in Chinenglish. Terrible instructions and none of it tells you this. My first try, the tool popped off and I thought, what a piece of crap. But, it's good that it doesn't stick really, really good because otherwise, you wouldn't be able to get it off when you're done. So, each time you do a pull and the tool pops off, you have to clean the tool and the surface, re-glue the tool to the surface and let the glue dry 3-5 minutes. The longer the better, before you give it another pull. All of this takes time, so be patient. It does work. Having two sets of tools of the same size comes in handy. While you wait for the glue to dry on one you...

United States on Apr 28, 2023

Marc Dominguez: This actually worked surprisingly well. Unfortunately, I don't have photos to show but....my son's car's rear quarter panel was hit by a deer. Dented it pretty good. I was hesitant to even try this but....one afternoon I decided I had nothing to lose so....I read the instructions...and gave it a go. Took me a while to get the hang of it. But, I actually pulled MOST of the dent out. NOW...it would not take a very hard smack of my hand to indent the metal again because it's not just pressed in and this allows me to pull it out, metal, once deformed is going to stay deformed. but this does allow me to pull it out to it's original shape but it would easily go back to being indented. But that's not the HELPFUL thing I want to share.

My biggest gripe was removing the adhesive AFTER I got the metal to go back to it's original shape. The instructions say to use the plastic scrapers. Remove most of the glue then use their "rubbing alcohol" to remove the rest. Well....that didn't work so good. When I pressed hard, the metal went back to being dented again AND there was glue on it. FINALLY, I realized all I had to do was REHEAT the glue AFTER the metal was reshaped. I used an air heat...

United States on Mar 06, 2023