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Repairing a dent on your car doesn’t necessarily require professional repair services. With a dent repairer, you can easily perform DIY repairs at home. Here are detailed steps and tips to help you use a dent repairer effectively.

Common paint-free repair tools
Heat gun
Used to heat the metal around the dent to make it easier to shape.
Pulling tool
Includes a variety of puller rods and adhesives that can effectively pull out the dent.
Suction cup tool
Strong suction cups are used to directly pull out the dent, which is simple and effective.
Repair glue
Special glue is used to adhere the pulling tool to ensure that the paint surface is not damaged during pulling.
Leveling tool
Used to further level the surface of the car body after the repair is completed to ensure a smooth appearance.
Plastic pry bar
Slender plastic pry bar is used to precisely adjust the metal during the repair process.

Dents are inevitable in daily use of cars, especially when parking or encountering minor collisions. Here are some effective tips for repairing car dents to help you restore the perfect appearance of the car body.

The PDR glue kit comes with a variety of films. Choosing the film that best fits the size of the dent is key, so the larger the dent, the larger the film.
As the dent started to come off, we used smaller tabs to accommodate. We found that the glue had to be hot, so we turned the glue gun on for about five minutes until the hot glue started dripping from the gun.


Then we simply applied a bead of hot glue to the film and gently pushed it into the center of the dent.

Common paint-free repair tools
Heat gun
Used to heat the metal around the dent to make it easier to shape.
Pulling tool
Includes a variety of puller rods and adhesives that can effectively pull out the dent.
Suction cup tool
Strong suction cups are used to directly pull out the dent, which is simple and effective.
Repair glue
Special glue is used to adhere the pulling tool to ensure that the paint surface is not damaged during pulling.
Leveling tool
Used to further level the surface of the car body after the repair is completed to ensure a smooth appearance.
Plastic pry bar
Slender plastic pry bar is used to precisely adjust the metal during the repair process.

What equipment do you need?
There are a variety of PDR tools available for repairing different types of dents; there are pullers, hot glue, slide hammers… and that’s just the beginning.


The number of tools available and their specific uses can be dizzying.
Essentially, you have tools to pull the dent out from the outside (usually using hot glue) and hand tools to push the dent out from the inside of the panel.

Common paint-free repair tools
Heat gun
Used to heat the metal around the dent to make it easier to shape.
Pulling tool
Includes a variety of puller rods and adhesives that can effectively pull out the dent.
Suction cup tool
Strong suction cups are used to directly pull out the dent, which is simple and effective.
Repair glue
Special glue is used to adhere the pulling tool to ensure that the paint surface is not damaged during pulling.
Leveling tool
Used to further level the surface of the car body after the repair is completed to ensure a smooth appearance.
Plastic pry bar
Slender plastic pry bar is used to precisely adjust the metal during the repair process.

Dents are inevitable in daily use of cars, especially when parking or encountering minor collisions. Here are some effective tips for repairing car dents to help you restore the perfect appearance of the car body.

The PDR glue kit comes with a variety of films. Choosing the film that best fits the size of the dent is key, so the larger the dent, the larger the film.
As the dent started to come off, we used smaller tabs to accommodate. We found that the glue had to be hot, so we turned the glue gun on for about five minutes until the hot glue started dripping from the gun.


Then we simply applied a bead of hot glue to the film and gently pushed it into the center of the dent.

Common paint-free repair tools
Heat gun
Used to heat the metal around the dent to make it easier to shape.
Pulling tool
Includes a variety of puller rods and adhesives that can effectively pull out the dent.
Suction cup tool
Strong suction cups are used to directly pull out the dent, which is simple and effective.
Repair glue
Special glue is used to adhere the pulling tool to ensure that the paint surface is not damaged during pulling.
Leveling tool
Used to further level the surface of the car body after the repair is completed to ensure a smooth appearance.
Plastic pry bar
Slender plastic pry bar is used to precisely adjust the metal during the repair process.

What equipment do you need?
There are a variety of PDR tools available for repairing different types of dents; there are pullers, hot glue, slide hammers… and that’s just the beginning.


The number of tools available and their specific uses can be dizzying.
Essentially, you have tools to pull the dent out from the outside (usually using hot glue) and hand tools to push the dent out from the inside of the panel.