Paintless dent removal - Glue kit?

[Blown_Imp]

Hello chaps,

My 540i has a few little parking dents, no creases just little dings. So I have been thinking of getting one of these kits -

Dent Puller

I'll get some pictures of the dents tomorrow, see what the verdict is

Thanks chaps.

J

[penrhynrallycentre]

If you have never done it yourself then don't, simply because if you get it wrong it will cost you a lot more to rectify


Dave

[omega]

but if you get it right and it works you save!

[Blown_Imp]

Well I look at it this way, it has dents, if I pull them out it is better, if I don't succeed I am no worse off.

I have a reasonable amount of experience mechanically and I have used a stud gun before, this is just a weldless stud gun

J

[purple panda]

id be giving it a try if it were me

[barty]

looks cheap and nasty, but if it works then its a bargain. So long as the glue comes off ok, what have you got to lose. if the dents are bad you could try a mobile dent removal company, i think they are pretty good and cheap but then the car may not be worth spending too much on it.
Give it a go and let us know how you get on with it

[keithyboy]

My Saab has a few fairly shallow dents where the paint isn't damaged so I'd be very interested to see how you get on with it. My concerns would be:

1. the glue damaging the paint
2. The clear coat coming off the panel

[keithyboy]

Fairly mised bag of reviews on Amazon:

www.amazon.co.uk/product-reviews/B000PPJQMS/ref=cm_cr_pr_hist_5?ie=UTF8&filterBy=addFiveStar&showViewpoints=0&sortBy=byRankDescending

However, the positives seem promising. Must be worth a punt for ten quid?

[ashtec]

Well ive used one on a few cars and van's now and its done the job well for me with out pulling paint off.