GLISTON Pops a Dent Bridge Dent Repair Tools Kit …

At first I didn’t think this was going to work since I tried to use it outside, on a cold day in the winter. I pulled my car into the garage and let it warm up and then tried again & managed to get most of the dent out really well without messing up my paint. I had to move the thing a ton of times to get all the random spots lifted but it was worth the effort. The glue is a little tough to get off but rubbing alcohol worked like a charm. The location on the dent made it difficult to get the car back to perfect but it’s pretty close (picture is difficult to see, this is just an after pic). Pretty good product!

Bought this to try and get some dents out of my son's 08 Jeep. On smaller dents it worked pretty good. On the larger ones it took a bit of time to get everything pulled out straight. Issues: Be careful about the amount of pressure you use. The first time I used it the did not hold and it popped right off. Let the glue set with the puller on it for a few minutes. The glue can be a pain in the A _ _ to get off. The alcohol eventually gets it off, but it can be frustrating. It does not work any dents that are in a line. I.E. a door edge that hit your vehicle. All in all I was satisfied, but it not as easy as they make it appear on TV.

EDIT: I HAVE GOTTEN DOZENS OF EMAILS, CALLS AND TEXTS FROM THIS SELLER OR SOMEONE WHO WAS ABLE TO HACK THIS SELLERS RECORDS. I HAVE REPORTED IT TO AMAZON BUT NOTHING HAS BEEN DONE! DONT BUY UNLESS YOU WANT TO BE HARASSED FOR TELLING IT LIKE IT IS IN AN AMAZON REVIEW!!!!!It has the right idea but materials are just too cheap to do the job correctly. Hot glue held well but that doesn't matter if the posts strip out 3 pulls in. Plastic bridge seems to be just strong enough but that also doesn't matter if you the screw is stripped out. I didn't expect more than 2 or 3 uses out of this kit (you get enough hot glue to make many repairs) but it didn't even hold up to complete 1 job.Imporvements could be made such as a rounded nut included for socket use. Returned and will probably just pay to have the dent pulled. You get what you pay for.

I own a Chrysler 300 and there is a minor dent on the door. Gave this item a shot and the plastic bridge is simply not strong enough. Attached the pictures shows how much it was bent and I was afraid that little more pressure would actually snapped it, so I stopped and gave up.Fair price fair quality. If you have a car with softer materials like the Jap cars, it may work as it advertised. But if your car is rugged, better get something stronger.

Not exactly as good as a body shop but well worth it. I had 5 dents, was able to make 2 disappear completely, 1 almost perfectly removed, and the other 2 very much improved. Very easy to use. Dent # 1 was on the hood and looked like a sharp rock fell from from the sky, causing a sharp pinhole dent surrounded by a circular dent. First attempt I only let the glue dry 4 minutes and it popped off immediately. Second attempt I let it dry for 8 minutes. It completely removed the circular portion of the dent but left the tiny center pinhole shaped dent. I think a much smaller disc attachment would have removed it even more. One other dent in the door and one on the hood that looked like hail damage were removed and you can't tell they were ever there. A fourth dent that was about a 3" long dent that looked like someone hit it with the end of a 2 x 4 board was removed almost perfectly. The only problem is that it left a slight raised portion and I've yet tried to tamp that back down. I'm a bit hesitant to try that because it looks so much better now and I'm afraid to make it worse. The fifth dent was just over the rear wheel well and on a crease. I was able to improve it a great deal but it's still quite noticeable. I think I can improve it some more with repeated attempts. Each attempt helps a little bit but this one was tough and really needs a body shop to make perfect again. Overall I am very pleased to be able to remove all of these dents within an hour for very little money. Now I'm no longer reminded of these dents by seeing them every day. I would recommend anyone with any mechanical aptitude at all to give this a try. The glue was easy to remove from the vehicle with alcohol and it left no damage to the finish of the paint.

First bought this kit it broke on me and screw tightener stripped. I shipped that one back and got a replacement and so far so good. It's helping a little bit at a time but I must warn the user to be patient with it. I've tried more than a couple of times in stubborn spots and I'm still working on the dents (3). Overall for the price with what you get compared to a body shop I'll take my chances with this kit for now. It's worth a shot!EDIT & UPDATE from 4 stars to 2: well for $15 what did I expect. This time the replacement kit of the broken one 2 of the tools became useless. The thread part keeps spinning when trying to unscrew the tightener off. the glue gun at least works so I'll pretend the glue gun alone is worth $15. Also you'll get a free gift for review so that's why several of the decent reviews.

The pops a dent remover kit was great. I was able to pull two dents out of my garage door. This saved me from purchasing a replacement panel. It did take me several hours to repair the door however the results were worth it. You need to be patient as pulling the dent will likely take multiple pulls to get good results. This kit was very good, as it included the instructions and items necessary to do the job. Be sure you clean the surface carefully and get the glue into the holes on the plastic dent puller tabs.You will also need to buy alcohol to add to the spray bottle to remove the glue from the metal surface and puller tabs.

Didn't do a perfect job of getting my dent out...maybe mine was in a tough spot or something...but it definitely looks better than it did before. I found that it was kind of cheap and couldn't handle the pressure when the dent got tough to pull....the screw would just spin without pulling tighter. Overall, I think it was worth it. It was an inexpensive way to make the dent look better on my own.