Gliston Paintless Dent Repair Dent Remover Kit - Adjustable Golden Dent Lifter Puller for Large & Ding Hail Dent Removal

I was very skeptical of the product but after reading the reviews I decided to try it. It worked! I had a dent on my the top of the front drivers side wheel well area and this device did the trick! Its not super perfect as I haven't taken the time to use the hammer and tools it came with. However the main dent is out and it is practically unnoticeable. Must buy!

Price is excessive for what you get.

Excelente equipo de reparación de pequeñas abolladuras, con paciencia y dedicación pude eliminar algunas abolladuras de mi carro. Me fue más fácil obtener resultados en la mañana, ya que en la tarde con el calor, el pegamento una vez que se enfría, es más blando y se me dificulta sacar el golpe, ya que se despega más fácilmente y tiene menor agarre a la hora de jalar el hundimiento de la abolladuras.

Due to a blemish on my new refrigerator, Lowes gave me 50% off just to keep it. I happily accepted because they refunded me nearly $1,500. I decided to try this $37 kit to see if I could make the dent less visible. The kit is surprisingly high quality for the price. The key is patience. The tab will come off after a certain amount of pull pressure is applied. This allows you to check your progress. I glued the tab on 4 times to get the dent out. The next part was much more time consuming. There was a slight bubble left from pulling the dent out. The kit comes with a rubber mallet and tools to tap the metal flat. This took me over an hour to get the metal perfectly flat as stainless steel is very unforgiving with light reflection. I was pretty happy with the result as it greatly reduced the blemish by at least 80%. Just enough not to look terrible! Great product if you are careful and have patience!

Was able to mostly fix a small door ding I got in my passenger door with this. The glue definitely doesn’t stick very well, but that’s potentially due to me living in a pretty hot and humid climate. I pressed an ice pack on the dent for about a minute and then glued the plastic piece onto it. I then pressed the ice pack back over the plastic piece and surrounding area for another minute or two to make sure the glue was good and solid before pulling it out. The majority of the dent is gone, with an ever so slight dent still there. I might try this again once the weather cools off a bit. Definitely worth a shot at least. Maybe not quite worth $40, but still cheaper than a shop.