DENT REMOVAL Harbor Freight Dent Puller Suction Cup Review

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[leghunter]

Been pulling out a dent for an hour with these on the rear door of my Peugeot 306 Gti6. The small one proved totally useless as it comes off too easily. The large one however was good and I was even able to pull across the curved surface of the panel without it coming off. End result, after one hour of extremely hard work was marginal improvement and both hands blistered.

[jaymoneydfg]

The dents with creases, you’ll have to work with the surface. You can still use suction cups, but you’ll have to “play with the dent” a little..you won’t be able to pull it out directly from the center, so pulling it from the upper edges of the creases & working them out will usually make the dent “less visible” but it may still be there slightly.

[melaniepeakman]

they work but you have to prepare the metal first; heat the metal where the ding is with hot water; or hairdryer then put the dent puller on area; then pull - try this way - the dent puller needs help first ie: heating metal to make it flexible etc

[sls]

I bought one, it was on sale for $4.00. Used it and it worked great! Best $4.00 I ever spent!

[skiptowne]

I just bought the small one and initially not much success dry. I just tried it again with glass cleaner and if you keep working it back and forth it creates a tremendous amount of suction. Enough to rock my full size GMC side to side. Even when I released it, it still had suction.

[tonykari]

most BMW doors / hoods & panels are aluminum. if you pour hot water on it then try to use the suction cup it'll work much better

[kthiggem]

Thank you for this because I did not know how to use it i was stomped as to how to get it to grip then I watched your video to see that the thing opens and once the latch closes its gripped, my dent is gone, I appreciate your video

[ianmangham]

Put it in a cup of boiling water for 10 mins soften up, then clean and dry surfaces, then you're good, you can use a toilet plunger if you soften it up, I've been using a toilet plunger since the 70s

[michaelkirwan]

If you were to incorporate some peripheral light tapping with a small, soft hammer simultaneously on the crests while your were pulling I think you'd have measurably greater results. This would enable the puller's mechanical advantage to facilitate easier molecular relaxation of the stressed edges. Fun watch though. Thank you.

[williamriley]

If the metal is deformed enough that a "crown" (high ridge or high spot) is formed, you need to work the crown down before you try to pull the dent... Remember... You're trying to remove the dent in the reverse order when it was created only slower step by step...

[FavianTubeX]

Do car mechanics charge you for new body parts when they're really just sucking out dents with a suction cup?

[Pana-anna]

Hot water? Hair dyer or heat gun would probably produced better results BEFORE applying the clamps.

[Ritch]

The surface has to be dry for maximum grip, it slips because it's wet

[hippiehairstylist]

You have to pump the lever a bit before u grab & pull it. It'll grip it a bit better. Just saw it on another video lol

[marianorris]

Thankyou so much just saved me alot of money ❤

[Christopher-]

These work well when you need to ch age out youre wheel center caps saves time and money on a special tool that does the same thing

[dannybrazil]

I can't get the cup to stick at all I bought the 4 in. aluminum body suction cup the rubber seems to be to ridged, idk, I've tried wetting the cup and nothing, what am I not doing right ?

[johnlpaval]

I've found that, if accessible, go from the inside of the dented area with a child's small football. Place it against a firm surface (such as a 2x4) to press against and slowly inflate the ball. The dent will easily resume original position. Relocate ball as needed to get other parts of the dent out. Go slow! You don't want to stretch the metal beyond original position. J. P. Stockton Ca.

[bjl]

I just leave them alone. They give the car character.