Got a new truck after 96 days of dealing with issues on the truck. After delivery I noticed a small depression about the size of a nickle with a north south very minimal crease effect. I did not want to bring it back to the dealer, so I figured I would make a small investment of cash and time to learn to do it myself, so that other dings in other things that might come along, I could fix easily as DIY guy. No instructions come with the product, though there are many videos up on YouTube to quickly get the gist of how to do it. I looked at 2 or 3 post order and was ready to go. I used the smallest oval in the bridge set, and the yellow glue stick. It comes with both black and yellow but no instruction on which one to use when. I had viewed a video where the black was used and the DIY owner there had a hard time getting the glue off of his hood, so I selected the yellow which I assume has a lower viscosity. Set the bridge in place once the glue had say 10 minutes of air time dry. Slowly cranked down on the adjusting screw on the bridge, then walked away, came back a few minutes later, another turn or two and again walked away and then heard the "pop" of the glue attached to the smallest oval pull away along with the bridge falling to the floor. Wow, easy and relatively quick. After try 1 I still could see a very very small remnant of the depression, so I did the application one last time with the same small oval and BLAM the depression is now gone. The glue came off of the truck with the "pop" still attached to the small oval, and was easy to peel off therefrom. Nice product, low cost and works well.

My attempt at dent (ding) removal was one of limited success. The small ding (on my used cars, drivers side door) wasn't completely made invisible. But if you're not looking for the ding... you'll likely not ever notice it. I also bought a make/model specific touch-up kit and fixed a scratch, and a chip in the paint. Altogether I am happy with the results.... and VERY happy with the hundreds of dollars saved (compared to the body shops estimate).

I used the kit to move a small dent that a parked car made by opening it's door into the side of my car. Since the dent was small I only used the smallest gaskets. I did many applications, while sipping my morning coffee. After a few trials the dent virtually disappeared. Maybe there was a learning curve, but in the end, I couldn't be happier. The small spray bottle came in handy. I used 70% isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol which I got from a drug store to remove the glue residues. Worked like a charm.

I had a bad dent on the hood of my car. It was left there by a massive branch that broke off of a tree during a bad thunderstorm. I've seen other similar products, and thought that this would be a great opportunity to try it out. My wife noticed that the black glue didn't seem to hold as well in 100° Farenheit, but the yellow was able to. As long as you follow the instructions and try to go from the outside in, this dent puller will do what it is supposed to do. I was able to get the dents out to the point that you can no longer notice it. There are still some tiny creases left behind from the dent, but this helped us remove the majority of the dent. This is a great product, and saved me hundreds of dollars!

Wow for a $20 kit that includes the hot glue gun this was a real value. Our brand new fridge arrived with a dent so we opted for a damage credit from the store and figured I could pull most of the dent out. Although the results aren't perfect it does look much better than before. I actually did 7 pulls. In hindsight I would have stopped at 2 or 3 since there wasn't much improvement after that. In fact I probably over pulled but hey this was my first time. I recommend letting the glue cool for 5 minutes then try pulling with the bridge. The first time I tried 10 minutes and it was very difficult getting the glue tab off. I definitely recommend this product.

I got these to pull some small dings and dents on my 30 year old VW van. Worked super!!! It pulled out everything I used it on. Some of the small dents are not perfect but if you didn't know that they were there, you'd never see them. Super happy and my van looks so much better and is super happy too!!!

Purchased to repair two door dings and I used the black or less viscous glue. It pops off pretty quickly and I had to do it several time, but I did not want the dents to be pulled out too far.

I put a small 3" dent in my wife's brand new clothes dryer. Sheer panic set in, I found this item online at Amazon with free two day delivery on prime! I know what you're thinking, waiting two days in fear that she may see the dent!! Honestly, she probably would have never noticed but it was buggin' the heck out of me. Received the tool today and worked flawlessly! I had to make three evolutions with the tool but the key is turn "slowly" and pause between turns. The alcohol bottle provided was useful but comes with no alcohol. I used regular denatured alcohol and that did the trick cleaning up any residue. Instructions could have been a little more detailed and with fewer spelling errors (ha ha). Placement of the outer pads is fairly important to pay attention to as well and make sure you use the right size pad for the dent you are trying to pull out.

Got door dings on my wife’s Audi and my Toyota in the past three weeks. The Audi dealership quoted me $800+ to repair. I used the product and it pulled the dent 99% out. On my Toyota, it also pulled the dent out. I had to repeat 3 times as each time it got better. I used the Toyota as the car to learn on prior to attempting on the Audi. I then took a dent out of my KitchenAide stainless steel refrigerator that the kids dented 5 years ago. Again 99% better. I recommend this product.

I used this to remove a 8x6 inch dent in my front fender. The dent spanned a design crease. I was able to restore the crease and much of the dent. I probably could have cleared up the remaining imperfections with more time, but the results were good enough for me. (It is a very time consuming process). I would also like to state that my results were no were near perfect. Using this type of tool takes practice. I can see why professionals get the money the deserve.