Best Price on Revolution Pdr Tools - Paintless Dent Repair Kit Auto Repair Tool Set Dent Tool Kit – Just Better

1pc Adjustable Dent Lifter

1pc Glue Gun

1set Cross Bar Puller

30pcs Glue Tabs

1set Tap Down Set

1pc Mini T Bar

6pcs Glue Stick

1pc Bottle

1pc Scraper

1pc Tool Bag

1.Neutral inner box + Ourter Carton.

2.According to your request

Application:Car Body Dent Repair
Function:Repair Car Dent Body
Used for:Repairing Car Body Dents

Advantages:

1.The operation is very simple, basically everyone can operate. Saving time, effort and money is the key.

2.No damage to the paint and body.

1. Degrease the part to be glued with household alcohol and the sprayer (empty) supplied in the kit ;

It is not necessary to degrease the dent repair suction cup or remove glue residue for better adhesion.

2. Choice of the dent removal suction cup and positioning of the glue on it:

- The choice of the shape and diameter of the dent removal suction cup is made depending on the shape of the impact.

- The glue must be positioned well in the centre of the dent removal suction cup, and the unit in the centre of the impact to be straightened (Figs. 1& 2).

For edge impacts, use the elongated oval body suction cup (provided for this purpose), and position the glue in the centre of it, as shown in fig. 3, then glue the body suction cup as shown in fig.4

3.Allow the glue to dry for a few minutes (wait until the dent repair suction cup cools), then insert the dent pull lever (Fig. 5) or T-bar dent puller (Fig. 9) on the upper part of the dent removal suction cup and apply gentle pulses.

4. If the dent pull lever is used to straighten the sheet metal, it is important to adjust the stroke of the dent removal suction cup using the adjustment knob 1 located on top of the dent puller (Fig. 6). It is recommended not to stay in the same place and to turn around the impact with successive gentle pressures, in order to have different support points during the operation (Fig. 7).

VISUAL CONTROL

For the control, it is recommended to work in oblique light with the reflection of a double neon light, to assess the details of the painting.