Dent Puller
Fix a car dent with some sort of cream and dent puller?
I saw someone fix car dent by rubbing on some sort of cream on to the dent and used the dent puller to fix it. He told me the cream heats up the dent and loosens up the metal so when he used to dent puller after few minutes, it popped right out. I want to find out what that cream was. Anybody know it by any chance?
You can get the same results with a heat gun. But, this only works on smaller dents that can be “popped” back out. A bigger dent will usually leave creases or wrinkles in the paint. Heat up the surface and then rub dry ice on it…….the metal will contract when cooling and the dent pops out. Good Luck!!!
Easybeat Mark 2, Dent Puller, Spot Welder
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Blue Spot 07504 4 1/2-inch Dent Puller $10.00 |
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Astro Pneumatic 9038 Suction Cup 4-5/8 Inch $11.22 Suction pad for secure grip 88 lbs. lifting capacity Great for small dent removal Makes windshield replacement a one man job Great for handling materials like glass, sheet metal, etc…. |
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Tooluxe 4-3/4 Inch Single Handle Suction Cup for Glass, Dent $7.50 Suction cup handle made with durable ABS material for strong grip. 85 lbs maximum lifting capacity, 65 lbs working load capacity. Suction pad with 4-3/4 inch in diameter. Great for lifting glass, pulling dent and other applications. Ideal for handling glass, sheet metal material… |
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TEKTON 5652 4-Inch Suction Cup Dent Puller $6.05 MIT 4″ POWER GRIP VACUUM CUP features: Durable High Impact Nylon Body, Quick Release Handle for Easy Re-Positioning, High-Visibility Blaze Orange Color Makes Tool Easy to Locate, 4″ Cup Diameter, Pulls Out Dents in Vehicle Panels Easily – No Holes to Drill or Fill, Also can be used to Lift and Carry Plate Glass, Sheet Metal, Plastic or Any Smooth-Surface Sheet Material… |
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Northern Industrial Dent Puller $14.99 Pulls out small dents by suction power alone! Many other holding and pulling applications. Super-tough rubber cup and one-piece cast aluminum grip…. |
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Dent Out Cross Bar Ding Repair Kit $34.95 This easy to use, inexpensive Glue Puller Kit allows for simple, cost efficient removal of small to medium dents/dings on all panels of your vehicle. More and more, light gauge sheet metal is being used in the construction of vehicles. You can actually dent many new cars by simply leaning against them. Dent Out Glue puller kits allow the do-it-your-selfers, a professional option to expensive dent … |
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SIMONIZ POPS A DENT $15.45 DO-IT YOURSELF! DENT AND DING REPAIR KIT Featuring unique patent-pending bridge and adhesive system designs. Its the one professionals use! It|s simple to use, just three easy steps and Pops-A-Dent removes dents from hail, other car doors, and more … without damaging the surface of your car! Pops-A-Dent saves you money and is the economical alternative to costly dent professionals…. |
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TRIXES Car Dent Pullers Repair Suction Cup Panel Remover 2 Pack Ideal tool for pulling dents out of the bodywork of cars and vans. Also suitable for lifting Glass, Sheet Metal, Plastic and other smooth materials etc Measures: Large: 12cm Measures: Small: 6.25cm Strong heavy duty rubber suction cup Quick release handle. Uses: Home, Workshop, Garage etc Produces exceptional cup strength. Tighten and clip the 2 handles to create suction. Contents 1 x Large Car De… |
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TruePower Crossbar Dent Repair Kit #544 $15.25 Crossbar Dent Repair Kit Includes: Glue Gun, Dent Lifters, Crossbar with Wing Nut, Adhesive Sticks, Release Agent & Finishing Tool. Very easy to use!… |
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Quad Head Suction 4 Cups Glass Window Mover Dent Puller $11.00 … |
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Refurbished Dentmastor DM-450LX PDR Paintless Dent Repair Removal Tool w/ Push-On Soft Cap: Lifetime Limited Warranty This Dentmastor PDR tool can be used with or without the Soft Push-On Cap. The cap is used just to protect the metal surface. Note: Dimensions are in inches. Tip Length is the perpendicular line from the tool tip to the long axis of the tool rod. GS-350LX Push-On Soft Tip Tool: Rod Diameter x Length x Tip Length_Bend_Angle 1_Bend Angle 2 A – 3/8″x24″x3″_165 degrees_140 degrees… |
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