Anyone tried these glue based dent pullers they sell on eBay and such? 
finding things to do on lockdown 😁

Not actually tried them myself, but a mobile dent remover used them on one of my cars a few years back. Worked like magic, couldn't see a sign of the dent afterwards and no damage to paint. But he knew what he was doing of course, I doubt I could have achieved the same result!😀

51 minutes ago, Eric Bloodaxe said:

Not actually tried them myself, but a mobile dent remover used them on one of my cars a few years back. Worked like magic, couldn't see a sign of the dent afterwards and no damage to paint. But he knew what he was doing of course, I doubt I could have achieved the same result!😀

I’ve watched a few YouTube video's

i know some dents take a real talent to remove but I reckon I could do a small one myself ha I may have a go👍

For bigger dents look at YouTube 'removing dents with boiling water'.

I've tried a suction puller a few times without much success tbh.  Small dents are harder to remove than big ones in my experience. And if it's on a crease you've got no chance. 

But then I've also seen several videos of people successfully pulling dents with...errr...'adult toys', so maybe it's my technique that was the issue!  Of course, if you're already an Ann Summers regular you can save yourself some money on a proper dent puller.  

 

It’s a dent so small really it doesn’t bother me but thought I may have a go at it whilst looking for things to do 🤔

1 minute ago, MrRedman said:

It’s a dent so small really it doesn’t bother me but thought I may have a go at it whilst looking for things to do 🤔

Worth a try then.

Got one of the glue dent pullers off amazon and it worked a treat for me on the large and small dents.

The key to it is the type of glue sticks you use for the hot glue gun. Believe it or not, they all have different strengthS. I found the black glue sticks to be the best! :) good luck!


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1 hour ago, TomsFocus said:

I've tried a suction puller a few times without much success tbh.  Small dents are harder to remove than big ones in my experience. And if it's on a crease you've got no chance. 

But then I've also seen several videos of people successfully pulling dents with...errr...'adult toys', so maybe it's my technique that was the issue!  Of course, if you're already an Ann Summers regular you can save yourself some money on a proper dent puller.  

I’ve bought one so I’ll have a go next week cheers 👍