GLISTON Paintless Dent Repair Glue Sticks Hot Glue Sticks Paintless Dent Repair Tool for Car Repair Dent Remover Tool Set - 10 PCS Black

I have a folded in rocker panel in the center of my car that has broken my heart. I started researching and practicing PDR to fix it.So far i've been doing quite well and it's almost completely repaired with this glue. It's the only glue that has the strength to create a strong pull to get the metal back to it's original shape.It comes at a price as it's cheap but not super cheap. Thankfully each stick is very long! Though I had to purchase a really good glue gun to properly use this stuff. But after doing so, performance has been VERY GOOD.Don't use a cheap crappy glue gun. It'll make doing PDR much easily with a quality Glue gun.I've used about 2 sticks so far and it has almost fixed the bad damage so 10 sticks should definitely be more then able to fix it.Highly recommend this stuff. Make sure you follow the requirements and exceed them for best performance! I use a 300watt glue gun that is industrial grade. Gives me more time to apply as this stuff likes to harden FAST!So far Alcohol 91% has done a great job at mostly cleaning this stuff up. Sometimes it can be a fight and this stuff is strong enough to remove paint so be careful.

First off, I’m no professional. I decided to do the work myself as I was quoted an outrageous amount for roughly 30 dents. Heck, I don’t even see 30, so out of the 9 highly visual ones. I decided I would do the work. Temp-do not do this directly in the sun (90*+), the glue will not cure/harden. I was able to work in the garage (while 97* outside) or under trees in the morning. After using the clear glue sticks for awhile, I decided to use the black sticks on both the blue and black pads. While the black glue works better with the black pads, I occasionally used it on the blue pads to do the process faster. Some dents only took one pull of the yellow tool, while others took 4-5 pulls. This takes patience, my wife helped with spraying alcohol on the glue and scraping after I pulled the yellow tool. Which also helped a bunch. I took a moment to watch a few videos on YouTube prior to doing the work.

After a freak hail storm, my fairly new car had about a dozen dents. I didn't want to file a claim with insurance so I figured I'd try this first. It takes a bit of practice but it does a decent job. Make sure your car is either in a garage or in the shade. If the metal is warm at all the glue won't stick. You'll need to pull the dents multiple times but it does work. I have a few that came out completely. Most of them came out enough that you can't find them. You definitely need to have patience but it does work.

This is by far the worst glue I’ve ever used to perform a basic pdr. I put it on my tabs and left it for 15 min to let it cool to get a better bond. After which I started to work on the vehicle as soon as made my first strike with my slide hammer the glue didn’t really do much. I went to my original glue and it did a waaaaaaaaay better job.

These glue sticks are large. They are not made for a common glue stick gun. I don't remember if it said the size?. So I went and bought a commercial gun. Don't make the mistake it fits a common gun. THESE ARE NOT PDR GLUE. DO NOT BUY FOR AUTO.

Due to a blemish on my new refrigerator, Lowes gave me 50% off just to keep it. I happily accepted because they refunded me nearly $1,500. I decided to try this $37 kit to see if I could make the dent less visible. The kit is surprisingly high quality for the price. The key is patience. The tab will come off after a certain amount of pull pressure is applied. This allows you to check your progress. I glued the tab on 4 times to get the dent out. The next part was much more time consuming. There was a slight bubble left from pulling the dent out. The kit comes with a rubber mallet and tools to tap the metal flat. This took me over an hour to get the metal perfectly flat as stainless steel is very unforgiving with light reflection. I was pretty happy with the result as it greatly reduced the blemish by at least 80%. Just enough not to look terrible! Great product if you are careful and have patience!

Wow! I read the reviews and was a little concerned about the quality. The dent puller however worked great for me. The tool is actually a much better quality than I expected and the glue worked great and came off fine. I didn’t even need alcohol, just picked at it with my fingers and it came off fine with no paint damage.For the actual dent removal I found yellow glue sticks worked best. I glued them to the plastic end, then placed the plastic part over the dent. Waited about 3 min then gently squeezed the handle til it popped. Worked awesome.

I've tried different tips and different dents. Clean paint area but the glue provided either pulls away from the paint or pulls away from the tip with hardly any pressure. The sticky glue is... not. Fail so far. I'm trying to decide to send it back or go invest more money in better glue sticks. Disappointed so far. I'll update this review if I get better results in the future. Oh... the instructions say 3 to 5 min for the glue to harden and it may take several attempts to correct one dent. Even if it was working as expected it'll take you days if99 30th you have many dents.