✓【3 PULLING METHODS FOR VERSATILE DENT REPAIR】 This 139PCS dent puller kit combines a golden dent lifter, double-pole bridge puller and 2-in-1 T-bar slide hammer to support different glue-pulling methods. Choose the tool that best suits the dent's shape, location and access area when working on suitable shallow dents, door dings and light hail damage.
✓【139PCS COMPLETE PDR TOOL SET】 Get a wide range of paintless dent repair tools in one kit, including a dent lifter, bridge puller, 2-in-1 T-bar slide hammer, glue tabs, bridge tabs, suction cup pullers, hot glue gun, glue sticks, puller lines, rubber hammer, tap-down pen with interchangeable heads, plastic panel removal tools, gloves, scrapers, cleaning cloth, alcohol bottle and storage bag. Multiple tool options help you handle different stages of the dent repair process without purchasing each accessory separately.
✓【CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOL FOR THE DENT】 Use the dent lifter for controlled lever pulling, the bridge puller for gradual pulling with a bridge-style setup, or the 2-in-1 T-bar slide hammer for slide-hammer pulling. Different glue tabs and pulling accessories provide additional options for matching the contact area to the dent. Select the method and accessories based on the dent's size, shape and position.
✓【PRACTICAL GLUE-PULLING REPAIR PROCESS】 Clean and dry the repair area before use. Heat the glue gun, apply hot glue to a suitable tab, and position it over the dent. Allow the glue to set before pulling gradually with the selected tool. After pulling, release the tab with alcohol and use the rubber hammer or tap-down pen to address raised spots when needed. Follow the included instructions for proper operation.
✓【FOR SUITABLE FACTORY-PAINTED METAL PANELS】 Designed for DIY paintless dent repair on compatible factory-painted metal surfaces, including suitable shallow dents, door dings and light hail damage. Results depend on the dent's shape, depth, location and surface condition. Not recommended for plastic panels, sharp creases, panel edges, severe damage, or surfaces with weak, cracked or previously repaired paint.