Modern dent puller?

[Fast Freddy 944]

Man o' man, I saw a unusual dent puller. Its like the pops a dent, but a lot more intricate. It was on you tube, and the gent was pulling hail damage like it was butter. He glued with some special adhesive a metal disk on the hood the same diameter as the dent, hooked up the device and slowly pulled the dent out. He sprayed some solvent on it and the adhesive cleaned up nicely, next he found a small metal disk to complete the task, and repeated the task, job done? Man I would love to find that puller or some one with one, any of you folks ever see the vid? sorry I have no link.

[Don Ro]

Was there heat involved? Electro-magnetic?
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This?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQutSKiRf_o

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by Don Ro

Was there heat involved? Electro-magnetic?
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This?
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQutSKiRf_o

Don I believe its called an Edge Jack? Pdr dent removal tool. I just watched your vids too, thanx, it looks like a winner too. I think the dent lifter glue puller is the correct one. Its for the ones on the hood and roof and trunk. check it out on you tube. Pretty cool stuff.

[drcoastline]

Its a PDR dent duller. The tabs are hot glued on to the area then pulled. The glue comes in different strengths depending on the amount of tension needed to pull the dent. The glue sticks are color coded. The tabs also come in various shapes, sizes, surface dimples to fit different size dents, grip. The solvent is alcohol.

They are great tools but not miracle tools. Don't expect to buy the tool and Wa-La the dent is removed perfectly the first time. There is a learning curve and larger dents will require more pulls. The hardest part is understanding the tension in the panel to get a dent to pull properly.

My kit is similar to this one.

[sc_rufctr]

Like this?

[pksystems]

Ding King?

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by drcoastline

Its a PDR dent duller. The tabs are hot glued on to the area then pulled. The glue comes in different strengths depending on the amount of tension needed to pull the dent. The glue sticks are color coded. The tabs also come in various shapes, sizes, surface dimples to fit different size dents, grip. The solvent is alcohol.

They are great tools but not miracle tools. Don't expect to buy the tool and Wa-La the dent is removed perfectly the first time. There is a learning curve and larger dents will require more pulls. The hardest part is understanding the tension in the panel to get a dent to pull properly.

My kit is similar to this one.

Nice kit!

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by sc_rufctr

Like this?

Bingo! I'm looking to purchase a kit.

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by pksystems

Ding King?

That one looks pretty good, I like the price.

[Fast Freddy 944]

Thanks gang!

[porsche4life]

Friend of mine does pdr and uses his glue pull tools way more than the push bars. It's pretty amazing what they can get out with those tabs and a little practice.

[speeder]

I fell into the worm hole of watching PDR videos on YouTube a while back. Some of these guys are absolute magicians.

[porsche4life]

Originally Posted by speeder

I fell into the worm hole of watching PDR videos on YouTube a while back. Some of these guys are absolute magicians.

Yup. Takes a ton of patience and one hell of an eye. My friend that does it bought all the tools and taught himself. He has a UD license and just started buying auction cars with hail( no shortage in OK) popping the dents and selling them until he got really good. I've seen him push out pretty big dents on new cars and have it come out flawless. I think I'd get fed up with it after a while and go too far the other way!

[WPOZZZ]

Wow! You can get a complete kit on Amazon for $40.

[SweetWaterSurprise]

I am for sure gonna get one of these kits.

[T77911S]

I just ordered one. $65. you can get all kinds of versions of the kit for different $.
I have 2 little dings on the 930 I would like to pull. very small.
I have others on other cars to practice on first.

[Fast Freddy 944]

Why pay someone big bucks, for a small irritant that one can do themselves? I'm there.

[petrolhead611]

I bought a cheap eBay kit. It will pull the dents out some way, after several pulls, but I think it takes loads of practice to perfectly remove a dent. I must have done about total 50 pulls on 3 older cars and didnt succeed in getting any one dent perfectly removed

[drcoastline]

Originally Posted by Fast Freddy 944

Nice kit!

Thanks, Was only about $100.00. I didn't relaize it when I posted but my kit didn't come with the hammer or pops a dent thingy. I have a slide hammer and a T-handle similar to below.

[Fast Freddy 944]

Originally Posted by drcoastline

Thanks, Was only about $100.00. I didn't relaize it when I posted but my kit didn't come with the hammer or pops a dent thingy. I have a slide hammer and a T-handle similar to below.

Now those are classy tools! I reckon they look good in a nice snap on roll away drawer.