You've never seen a dent pulling tool like this! Easy Fix for door dings in minutes! 

Evidently that's why I'm getting so many "pros" ripping into me...man it's a DIY setup and in no way compares to what a pro does...hopefully you guys all understand that this is for the DIY guy....on an 11 year old car...we're just making some improvements. Thanks so much for your comment and for keeping it positive..I appreciate ya brotha

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I understand you're just having a go for fun and that's all good. The issue is 'customers' watch these videos, and start thing "well all you gotta do is glue one of those suction things and foooomp! Out it comes". The last few years, we keep getting people trying to tell us how easy it is, or that they got most of it out for us but can't get the last little bit. Again that's not your fault, but sometimes RU-vid is a curse for us.

@@XSAoRAD exactly. The most annoying thing is having to repair people issues after they mangle a dent. Or sometimes pull the paint which means a respray in some instances. These kits are dumb. As for that dent in the video. It's definitely volcanoed and there really wasnt much progress from the first pull as is expected if you don't know what you're doing. This kit is only worth it if you don't care about your car and it's and old bomb that you just want to improve a little bit

Another PDR tech here. I do have to agree with the other comments in that this tool gives a false sense of ease that can get a lot of people in trouble. Almost always when I glue pull something it leaves the dent high. and unless you know how to "knock" the dent back down flat you almost always end up with a half high, half low mangled mess. Sometimes you can't fix that kind of stuff either. So i guess if you're bored and have $60 and a few hours to spend starting a skill that takes years to develop on your ride of unknown value, then more power to ya, just don't be mad when the pdr guy charges you more to fix your mistakes, if he can.

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 7

Good advice thanks.

Glad it helped

What does DYI mean?

@@speterg2 do yourself it :)

Dont be fooled you can definitely damage your car worse if you dont know what your doing. Im a 12 year tech and idiots using these kits and calling us when it doesnt go right is a nightmare and we charge more to clean up the mess they make of the metal attempting it

How did it work

Yeah how did it work

How did the project work out for you? 😉

How did you got they glue off

@@primetheory258 Read the directions carefully. I had to scrape most of the glue off with the plastic scraper in the kit. Them sprayed 90% rubbing alcohol on and rub with a soft cloth. Good Luck, Rick

@@richardross7219 thank you. I appreciate ya.

inflation is real...that's for sure!

I just bought mine for $16 online.

@@ngaihan Where did you find it for that price?

@@nofortunatesonII I bought it online via an app called Lazada. The item is from China and I’m in Singapore(south east Asia) so I’m not sure if it will deliver to your country. You can give it a try.

@@ngaihan Thank-you for the reply and info.

amen!

You have every reason to be skeptical it isn't that easy a lot was edited out.

Thank you, that did help. The dimple is still very small. It's on a microwave, I'd love to know if you got your dents completely out?

You’d think this would be obvious, but evidently not. I’ve watched a few of these and it seems like most guys put on more glue than there is dent.

@@DsoginventorUsually because the directions state to put a lot of glue to cover the pull thing, these people don't even know how to use their own product.

Would you happen to know the name of the kit?

Wouldn’t that keep the glue from hardening?

Dont pull your paint or oil can the metal!

Wish I had a suitcase full of the Morgan Dollars I have.....

In 1963 we were westbound, stopped in Las Vegas, NV for a day, then headed South on US 66 ( now I-15). We stopped for gas. It totaled $4. Dad handed the man four silver dollars, each dated 1879. They were quite common back then. Not any more.

@@bcgrittner In 1966 i was in Bluefield Va.. and put money in a candy machine at the train station and it gave my change back in 1890s to about 1910 coins

Those were the days, weren’t they!

@@bcgrittner yes they were

Exactly

Where the heck do you find 99% rubbing alcohol? This pharmacist of 30+ years has only found the 70% to be the strongest "rubbing alcohol" commercially available. Hell, even grain alcohol is only 70 - 90% alcohol.

lol welcome to the "hit by a car club" lol. I used to race bicycles...been hit at least 4 times...lucky no permanent injuries

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Thanks, not my first time but you get to meet a lot of pretty nurses ; )

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer there's a club? Nobody told me. Got hit on my bikes 4 or 5 times when living in Boston. Never got nothing. Would been nice to get invited to a club and get a bumper sticker or something...

Thanks Kenneth

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer no sir thank you for all the stuff we learn man.

Cool thanks for the tip

Agree about the alcohol. It wasn't mentioned once and he's either the luckiest guy around or he left a lot out of the video.

Man never see anyone who cares so much about dents on a farm vehicle! Usally we are betting who will have the few dents by the end of the year! But then never seen anyone use a honda for a farm vehicle. Either way good work bud! I remember my buddy's friends truck was so dirty I mean layers of dust inside and out there was more dirt inside the truck than the outside. I looked over and said man this truck has seen some years of ranch work he looked at me laughed and said years it's only 6 months old only had 1 oil change. I was dumbfounded I mean ok I understand going to get dirty but come on destroy a truck in 6 months a $70K Chevy Diesel insane. Lol just thought I would share that story! Good work on dents I am working on mine definatly takes some patience!!

it does work pretty good..I was happy with it

Did it work

Did it work?

cool good info...so if you're gonna do it yourself be prepared to screw it up...I was prepared lol

@Byron Manza because im a 13 year paintless dent removal professional. There are trained and certified dent techs all over the world of all shapes sizes and color. If you care about your car, you take the time, do the research and find a good one. Good dent techs would never work for only 15 a hour

@@StoneyRidgeFarmer yup pretty much and just be ready for it to cost more to fix your mistakes if you do make them, or for it to not be repairable anymore with our methods and have to take it to a shop

Where do you get this kit

@@ForeverZen_ Amazon

@@jtins10 can you send the link please?