Mookis Auto Body Dent Repair Kit - Rods and Tools for Removing Dents Quickly and Easily

Roll: Works good. use it to push out a dent in the front fender of car.

United States on Aug 31, 2023

Michael Buchanan: They look fine I haven't had time to use them yet haven't got the right job in but I did have one of the other guys use them and he was happy they work they worked well for him

United States on Aug 28, 2023

Ironhide: Can't say much for professional use, but they work great for the DIYer who needs to make some dents better! It still takes a lot of skill and experience to get dents out 100%, but I was happy with 80%.

United States on Jul 30, 2023

Andrew C. Fraelich: THE DELIVERY BOX WAS DAMAGED AND OPENNED. THE APRTS LOOKED LIKE SOMEONE WAS TRYING TO TAKE ONE OF THE RODS. THE RETAINING BANDS WERE CUT. THE HAMMER WAS DIS ASSEMBLIED AND OUT OF THE BAG AS WELL AS THE TAPPER TOOL. ODD !!! THE INSIDE OF THE BLACK BAG HAD NO BUBBLE/ ETC. PROTECTION OF ITEM.

ACTUALLY THIS IS THE WORST DELIVERY OF ALL THE ITEMS I HAVE PURCHASED IN YEARS. THE CARING OF THE PRODUCT WAS MISSING. DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY ABOUT THE BOX. NEVER HAD THIS HAPPEN..LUCKY I GUESS.

United States on Mar 15, 2022

Amazon Customer: Rods are SURPRISINGLY good quality metal. If you want to learn how to push dents and don’t want to pay for the pro rods, start with this. Sturdy and good built. The only complaint I have are the variety of lengths available but it’s alright as I purchased it for practice. I suggest get a practice door or bonnet before you fix your own car if your newbie just like me.( small to medium car door or bonnet). The tap down works fine as well and even the hooks included are good quality. All you need is to tape the rod tip to soften the contact and create less texture.

Australia on Oct 04, 2020

Dave Lincoln: A fantastic quality set. I bought these for my son's birthday. I was impressed by the quality. Delivery was fast. Now to get him to watch YouTube videos so he can make my truck showroom condition.

Canada on Aug 16, 2020

Eli Entwhistle: So lets start with they work. I have now pushed out a pretty good dent in the side of my truck with them, and I'd say it's 90-95 percent better. It's still there, but you have to catch the light right to see it, or run your hand over it to feel it.

It takes force, it takes time. It also takes a little skill, and with more practice I'm sure I'll get better at it. Glad am I that I have watched others do this.

The rods can bend, and since you need to use some force, you'll likely bow them a bit, as I did.

You'll need something to push against. I chose blocks of wood, so I don't dent or chip the paint of what I'm levering against.

Tricky trying to figure out exactly where the rod end is pushing against!

It's also important to understand that "bumping" works better than just prying and forcing. If for no other reason than cracking paint and creating new dents that bump outwards.

The S hooks, beware of them! They are not finished and will cut paint of you try to use them as provided. You need to dress them with a file. I still probably wouldn't use them on any visible surface.

The wedge tool is bigger than I expected, and works a treat.

United States on Nov 05, 2019