Hey guys, welcome back to Anderson’s Garage! Today, Alex and I are testing out the Amazon dent puller kit. We spent several hours using it to try and pull various dents, and the results are in.
We started off by trying to pull a small dent in the hood of a car. We applied some glue to the center of the dent, let it dry, and then used the slide hammer to try and pull it out. Unfortunately, the glue didn’t stick well, and we had to try again. After a few attempts, we finally got the glue to stick, but it was a messy process.
Next, we moved on to a larger dent on a Ford F-250. We tried using the slide hammer, but the results were disappointing. The glue didn’t stick well, and we struggled to make any progress on the dent.
We then moved on to a dent on Alex’s car, which was right on the body line. Despite our doubts, we were able to make some progress using the dent puller kit. The dent started to come out, and we were pleasantly surprised by the results.
Throughout our testing, we encountered various challenges with the dent puller kit. The glue didn’t always stick well, and we struggled to make significant progress on some of the dents. Despite our efforts, we realized that using a professional dent repair service may be a better option for more complex dents.
In the end, we concluded that the Amazon dent puller kit is best left to professionals. While it may work for smaller dents, it may not be as effective for larger or more challenging dents. We were determined to figure out the technique and improve our results, so we welcomed any suggestions or tips from our viewers.
Overall, our experience with the Amazon dent puller kit was a mix of successes and challenges. We learned that dent repair is a skill that takes time and practice to master, and we were determined to continue improving our techniques. Thank you for watching, and stay tuned for more updates on our dent repair adventures!
