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 can get the other one cleaned up ready for the next pull. Everything seems to be of good quality and a good value for the money considering how much this would cost taking it to a body shop.

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 gun. the glue came right off with the little plastic tools and then I used mineral spirits for what little glue remained and VOILA...no more glue...and a LOT less dent.

For $35...once I learned how to make it work and to remove the glue.....it's a good deal. Perfect? Nope. Good enough? Heck yes.

Let me start by saying this did not get the dents out of my car...yet.

Other reviews have complained about the lack of specific instructions, that doesn't bother me as there are plenty of Youtube videos that I would watch instead of reading the instructions anyway (the only thing I don't really know is which color of glue should be used when so I tried both). I tried the puller on a dent about 7 times, each time waiting the 3-5 minutes per the instructions and different speeds of pulling until the tab popped off (also tried both colors of glue and 3 different pulling tabs). The dent has moved very slightly but it never pulled it up high enough to get level or need to hammer it down. I also tried a friends car and the same thing. We did this in the shad in the garage but it was 80-90 degrees and reading a little more that was probably too hot.

Why would I still give it 4 starts if it didn't work? At this point I believe it was my fault for it being too hot so I will try again when it is cooler. The other possibility is that the glue isn't good, but even if that is the case I don't mind buying glue elsewhere on Amazon to use with this kit (that would still be a great deal with how cheap this was). I also got the glue gun and it works great and warms very fast. Overall what you get in this kit for the price seems of excellent quality, I will test again on a cooler day and if the glue works I will update to 5 stars.

Nice selection! Good price!

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!