GLISTON Paintless Dent Removal Glue Sticks Hot Glue Sticks Paintless Dent Repair Tool for Car Repair Dent Remover Tool Set - 5 PCS Black & 5 PCS Yellow

I have a folded in rocker panel in the center of my car that has broken my heart. I started researching and practicing PDR to fix it.So far i've been doing quite well and it's almost completely repaired with this glue. It's the only glue that has the strength to create a strong pull to get the metal back to it's original shape.It comes at a price as it's cheap but not super cheap. Thankfully each stick is very long! Though I had to purchase a really good glue gun to properly use this stuff. But after doing so, performance has been VERY GOOD.Don't use a cheap crappy glue gun. It'll make doing PDR much easily with a quality Glue gun.I've used about 2 sticks so far and it has almost fixed the bad damage so 10 sticks should definitely be more then able to fix it.Highly recommend this stuff. Make sure you follow the requirements and exceed them for best performance! I use a 300watt glue gun that is industrial grade. Gives me more time to apply as this stuff likes to harden FAST!So far Alcohol 91% has done a great job at mostly cleaning this stuff up. Sometimes it can be a fight and this stuff is strong enough to remove paint so be careful.

Wow! I read the reviews and was a little concerned about the quality. The dent puller however worked great for me. The tool is actually a much better quality than I expected and the glue worked great and came off fine. I didn’t even need alcohol, just picked at it with my fingers and it came off fine with no paint damage.For the actual dent removal I found yellow glue sticks worked best. I glued them to the plastic end, then placed the plastic part over the dent. Waited about 3 min then gently squeezed the handle til it popped. Worked awesome.

Got this for my boyfriend a body tech and he said it works just okay. Some of the tools in the kit are really good quality while others not so much. Overall it was a good buy according to him becuase he needed some new sizes.

Instructions are generic and not for a specific item. They don’t tell you what the difference is between the black sticks and the yellow ones so I started with the black ones because they seemed like a stronger material. It was definitely strong. Spraying alcohol on it does nothing and the scraper is too flimsy to make a difference. Reheating the material just makes it smear. I assume it’s oil or petroleum based because once it finally came off it took the clear coat with it. The yellow stick was actually stronger and hardened to the point where I couldn’t get the attachment head off of the truck. That material had to be removed with a heat gun as well and it smeared substantially worse. Maybe it’s not meant for 14 year old clear coat but I would save your money and get suction cups or a regular glue gun. Now I have the same dents and missing paint.

These glue sticks are large. They are not made for a common glue stick gun. I don't remember if it said the size?. So I went and bought a commercial gun. Don't make the mistake it fits a common gun. THESE ARE NOT PDR GLUE. DO NOT BUY FOR AUTO.

Starter to pro fix your dings easy ..

First off, I’m no professional. I decided to do the work myself as I was quoted an outrageous amount for roughly 30 dents. Heck, I don’t even see 30, so out of the 9 highly visual ones. I decided I would do the work. Temp-do not do this directly in the sun (90*+), the glue will not cure/harden. I was able to work in the garage (while 97* outside) or under trees in the morning. After using the clear glue sticks for awhile, I decided to use the black sticks on both the blue and black pads. While the black glue works better with the black pads, I occasionally used it on the blue pads to do the process faster. Some dents only took one pull of the yellow tool, while others took 4-5 pulls. This takes patience, my wife helped with spraying alcohol on the glue and scraping after I pulled the yellow tool. Which also helped a bunch. I took a moment to watch a few videos on YouTube prior to doing the work.

Toy or Tool? I would have returned this immediately except I needed new tips for an actual dent puller. It is easy to see why folks have bad results with this kit. The "glue Gun" uses a very small glue stick. It is almost impossible to get a hot enough surface to do a good pull with. I gave the glue gun to the wife for light arts and crafts use.