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Disclaimer: I am a complete amateur at paintless dent removal. I’ve watched several YouTube videos, and have seen it done in person twice. Pros make it look easy, and while I found this kit made it easy to pop dents out, getting them back to 100% is going to take a lot of practice (if ever). I have a project car with several dents and dings, and my goal is to minimize the amount of Bondo I need to use before repainting.To date I’ve used my PDR kit on three dents across two cars. I popped dents out of the hood and rear fender of our 2014 Corolla (daily driver), and a dent out of the front wheel well/fender of a friend’s mid-2000s BMW.The dent in the hood of the Corolla was right near the front, so there wasn’t direct access to the back side, but there were drain holes every so often. I found a rod long enough, with the right bend, and narrow enough to get to the back side of the dent through a small hole and pop the dent out. On both wheel well/fender dents, I got at the dent by popping a plastic pin or two off the wheel liner, and using a rod that looked like it would do the job.All of my dents popped out, and looked about 85% fixed. From there I tried my luck with the line board and hammer. A few dings with the hammer, and it was looking about 95% fixed. A few more dings with the hammer and it was looking about 90% fixed. I stopped there, since there was little chance of my continued tapping making it look better and not worse. I can still see all three dents, but they’re only visible as you get closer to the car and in the right light.I really like this kit. It comes with a good selection of rods and hammer tips, as well as the line board, and a carrying bag. My line board arrived dented, and the company mailed me a replacement quickly - they seem to care about customer service, and followed up to confirm the replacement arrived without damage and that I was happy with it.This kit suits me well for what I want to do. If you’ve been doing PDR for a while, you may have a completely different opinion of this kit, so take my review with a grain of salt.

The tools are very sturdy and seem like they may last a good while. The light is ok.

Nice little kit, definitely not very high quality, but you get what you pay for. Perfect for getting the basics down before moving up to something pricier.Overall I would say its worth the price.

I was really impressed when I got my kit . Tools were very well constructed . I really like the knock down tool and all the extra tips that u can change out . The carrying bag was a plus as well. At first I thought it was to big but the extra space came in handy because my other kit for pulling dents fits in it perfect

Rods worked to pop out fender and door dents. Rods seem strong and flexible. Tap hammer and points work to flush out high spots. Could be that parts, separately, are cheaper; but the package is as advertised and seems a good value.

The thing that holds your line board or lights is trash everything else is great for the money

Cheaply made all bend super easy with little to no pressure 👎

I really like the kit. It is my starter kit. Worked with it once already. First dent fixed was liked and bought.Thank you Amazon!