Glue Dent Puller
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Yeah same concept as the ding king a few years ago. I used it a few times and it never worked either you get the glue to strong and it pulls off the paint or its to weak and won't pull the dent not a very useful tool. Although that was about 7 years ago maybe they have changed the formula.
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Have I done it ...no. Have I seen it done... yes but with a slide hammer. My truck was around a year old and had a buggy ding in the side of the bed. Working at a auto factory, you pick up skills that you sometimes use on side jobs. We had a dent doctor who would fix stuff on the side. Slipped him some cash and took my truck to his house to knock it out. He actually does hail damage repairs in his spare time. He literally washed the area with alcohol to clean it of wax and glued on a little plastic tab which his slide hammer would catch and pull at it till the tab come off, just reglue and go at it again. It takes an artist to pull that off in my opinion, you can also work a dent from the backside. just look up paintless dent repair.
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Have I done it ...no. Have I seen it done... yes but with a slide hammer. My truck was around a year old and had a buggy ding in the side of the bed. Working at a auto factory, you pick up skills that you sometimes use on side jobs. We had a dent doctor who would fix stuff on the side. Slipped him some cash and took my truck to his house to knock it out. He actually does hail damage repairs in his spare time. He literally washed the area with alcohol to clean it of wax and glued on a little plastic tab which his slide hammer would catch and pull at it till the tab come off, just reglue and go at it again. It takes an artist to pull that off in my opinion, you can also work a dent from the backside. just look up paintless dent repair.
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