the dent i have is quite small, what is the smallest size dent this gadget will remove do you think?
the dent i have is quite small, what is the smallest size dent this gadget will remove do you think?
not difficult at all, will come off with either the supplied tool or do what i did and used my finger nails!
as for what the smallest dent it can remove, i would say anything less than about a 2p ding and youd be struggling, but saying that i've only used it once and with a bit more practice might get better results.
As the originator of this thread, I'm now going to have to buy one. 
The council have been retarmacking the footpath. Mrs DPJ reversed her car out the other day and there was this loud bang. She'd driven over a rake left in the road which flipped up comedy style and put a dent in her rear wing about 500mm high and 300mm wide.
I managed to pull all of it out with one of those big suction type pullers, leaving a depression about 60mm in diameter.
I know what you'll say - claim off the council etc.... I can't honestly be arsed with the hassle......
No where's that link?
The council have been retarmacking the footpath. Mrs DPJ reversed her car out the other day and there was this loud bang. She'd driven over a rake left in the road which flipped up comedy style and put a dent in her rear wing about 500mm high and 300mm wide.
I managed to pull all of it out with one of those big suction type pullers, leaving a depression about 60mm in diameter.
I know what you'll say - claim off the council etc.... I can't honestly be arsed with the hassle......
No where's that link?
I finally got mine last thursday. I tried it out a few times and it did bugger all. the dent pulling pegs just twist and dont pull the dent out.
the dent pulling pegs just twist and dont pull the dent out. 
hey, old thread i know but i need a dent sorting
its about the size of a tennis ball on the rear quarter panel
will this ding king gizmo work for this as its getting on me nerves now
cheers
its about the size of a tennis ball on the rear quarter panel
will this ding king gizmo work for this as its getting on me nerves now
cheers
It does take a bit of working out and a helper to hold the 'bridge' bits down. In the end I got it to work and was quite impressed. Had a few small dent and another larger one. The larger dent was quite big (around the size of a tennis ball too, the gadget got most of the dent out. Takes a few pulls in different areas around the dent and while it will still be slightly visible (mine had a slight crease in it) its worth it just to have a go and see how much it can get out. Also handy to have for the future really.
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youngun20002005
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where can i get 1 from please guys and do you think it will take a long dent like sum1 hit a bracket on a gate post kinda dent out almost 2 thirds down the driver side any ideas???
get em from ebay matey
17.99 inc postage
or bigboystoys
tried mine yesterday, rushing a bit and the glue dint even stick to the bodywork
ill give it another go when i got more time to do properly.
looks okay though as long as the glue proper strong
as for the dent youve got then iot may take a ton of goes to do it but it can only be better than it is now like.
just dont expect bodyshop miracles for 18 quid
youngun20002005
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thanks mate bery helpfull, ill go look now i hate having blemishes in my car i hope it gets most of it out, then i gota change my front wing, o well any ideas where i cn get a cheep 1 ?
quick update in the ding king, after sevaral goes on my dent, im struggling to even get the glue to stick to the bodywork. it did pull a bit of the dent out, and i mean a bit.
bit cack in my opinion.
anyone tried anything else to get theirs out with this gadget
its frustrating when you heat the gun for 5 mins, stick it to the dent for 5 mins, go out and the bloody thing comes strait off
bit cack in my opinion.
anyone tried anything else to get theirs out with this gadget
its frustrating when you heat the gun for 5 mins, stick it to the dent for 5 mins, go out and the bloody thing comes strait off
okay, maybe i was a bit hasty, this thing does work, yes it DOES work#
15 quid for the gadget, bodyshop wanted £100.
just be patient, leave the glue gun for ten minutes and the tabs on for 10 mins to properly stick.
i used both tabs at once to save time, push down on them hard with the very hot glue to stick.
put the bridge thingy on it hold tight and it will pop the dents out.
not much good for small dings but mine was a tennis ball style on the rear wing and its brought it out>
best way is to heat the gun, stick the tabs and put the gun on again strait away and so on.
be patient and itll save you a fortune
like we do, and cut some grooves in the plastic pullers with a knife to 
I thought I was harsh but, after using it a few times on my other cars Im impressed. Lent it to a friend who agreed that the instruction were a bit well erm ........... **** ? You need someone to hold the pullers down for you while you twist the thing in the middle. Definately worth the little investment.
yeah ure right instructions cack, perserverance is the key, and getting the glue hot enough.
i did it on me tod like, so holding the pullers not the main thing that makes it hard.
please dont think this will pull all dings though, better the bigger the dent.
i did it on me tod like, so holding the pullers not the main thing that makes it hard.
please dont think this will pull all dings though, better the bigger the dent.
just started selling these at Aldi (one off sale days), i believe Lidl or Netto have recently got some too, worth a pop.
Its definately worth a pop thats for sure. I have used mine and lent it to mates quite a bit since getting it and its saved quite a few pennies. Does take some getting used to and since I cut the grooves into the pullers it works alot better.
hey guys , i got the ding king and am trying to remove some dents on the old car i have.
but i dont seem to be getting anywhere with it. when i am tightening the wingnut on the dent pulling tab, the dent pulling tab comes away to easily, and most of the glue (95%) is on the dent pulling tab. i feel that it is not pulling the dent out.
could it be because i put the glue onto the surface of the puller too late that it does not manage to bind onto the surface of the car. (since i got to run out with glue gun, the glue in the glue gun might have cooled down)
perhaps i should apply glue to the tab and the dent on the car at the same time, do you guys think that might have a better result?
but i dont seem to be getting anywhere with it. when i am tightening the wingnut on the dent pulling tab, the dent pulling tab comes away to easily, and most of the glue (95%) is on the dent pulling tab. i feel that it is not pulling the dent out.
could it be because i put the glue onto the surface of the puller too late that it does not manage to bind onto the surface of the car. (since i got to run out with glue gun, the glue in the glue gun might have cooled down)
perhaps i should apply glue to the tab and the dent on the car at the same time, do you guys think that might have a better result?
I had the same problems as well when I used mine yesterday on a mate's car. I guess it has to be a bit warmer or we were too impatient as the glue might have not set properly.
Alex
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