The Ding King Dent Remover

Tried this on a small and big dent and it did not reduce either dents. After I applied the glue and twisted the tab, the entire tool would pop off and the glue remained on the car. You're probably better off buying the industrial pump puller.

I tried it once the glue didn't stick and they told me to scuff up the piece and it will hold better

I ordered this item but was sent the Simoniz Pops-A-Dent. It worked, but not completely. It did improve the dings, but they were still visible. I had to pull the small dings several times each. It may work better if you have a round ding, like the shape of the glue disc. The improvement was worth the price, but expect to spend some time pulling dents if you have a few.

This product works quite well. Others dont use the same polymer. The polymer in this kit works best.

This simply did not work. I followed the instructions exactly. 5 times the glue just popped off my motorcycle gas tank without pulling out the dent. When I have time I will try some epoxy or something stronger.

I was not made aware of not being able to use this devise other than on factory paint. Since my car has been repainted this product would not adhere to my vehicle, thus making it useless to my needs. After reading the instructions that came with the product was I aware of this situation

It does not work the glue adheres to the car but when force is applied is detached from the device

This worked surprisingly well. We were able to pull several small and baseball sized dents with no problems. This will not pull out 100% of the dent, but will bring it to an exceptable level about 95-98% out. READ THE INSTRUCTIONS AND FOLLOW THEM, be patient, give yourself plenty of time. It will take 10 or more times on some dents. Even ordering more glue sticks was easy. Ordered online from the distributor and had them in 2 days (Connecticut to Florida). Not a bad deal for the price