Strong reinforced Nylon lever with pivoting base and self-locking stud capture mechanism allows the technician to quickly lock and lever studs while also compressing the crown area of the dent with the pivoting base. Adjustable pivot base on the Stud Lever allows one-handed operation and provides increased leverage, accuracy and reach for the pull and crown compression processes both vertical and horizontal, including roofs and lower rocker panels. Stud Lever’s unique stud capture mechanism allows technician to quickly and easily capture both 2.2mm and 2.6mm studs as close as 3/8 inches apart. Included with the Stud Lever is the Steck Straight Edge, part number 20003, which allows the technician to align the stud pull with the non-damaged metal area for accurate pulls on the initial pull which minimizes metal work and reduces the need for slide hammers.

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• Pro glue gun
• 2 types of super sized bonding adhesives
• 10 t-pullers
• 5 small & 5 big pull nibs
• Cone cross bar and tripod puller and special release agent into a strong, plastic carrying case
• Offers two different adhesives allowing you to select for shallow dents and depressions or a high tack adhesive for deeper depression, higher ambient temperatures or higher humidity
• Use only on OEM baked finishes
• Will not damage factory finish

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Little marks and blemishes usually won’t stop your car from running, but they don’t look pretty either. Suction cup dent pulling resources are affordable, so you won’t have to shell out too much money to get most dents resolved.

Not all blemishes can be resolved using suction cup dent puller. Before you go out and buy a suction power cup dent-removal device, examine the dent. If the steel is creased or messed up, then it won’t likely be an simple fix with suction power. Suction cups are best suitable for small marks and blemishes because the suction power cup must fit over the damaged place entirely to work effectively.

What are the advantages of a suction cup dent puller?

Suction cup dent treatment tools or pullers don’t require you to make any holes in your body of your car, so they won’t need any patchwork after the hole is resolved. They’re simple to use and readily available at auto parts stores and hardware stores.

Step 1: Preparing the Dent

Start by washing the damaged part of the car and the location encompassing the dent. It’s essential to be thorough with this, as it will help the suction cup glue hold more strongly. Be sure to use a good car wash on the location, rub thoroughly and then rinse fresh so no soap remains.

Step 2 – Preparing the Suction Cup Dent Puller

Take your suction cup dent puller and align it so that the knobs at the side and the middle are in the prepared position-that is, absolutely untightened. If you’re not sure what to do, look at the guidelines that came with the puller. Take out the glue from the kit and apply it to the suction cup. You only need to use a very small amount.

With that done, you’re prepared to align the cup to the dent. Location it so that the pad in the middle rests in the middle of the hole. Propagate the arms on the sides so that the other pads secure down between two inches and three inches from the dent’s side.

Step 3 – Yanking the Dent

You need to hold the pads so they remain strongly in position. Remain holding them there for five minutes, then leave the suction cup dent puller in location for six hours, which gives the glue a chance to dry. When you come back to the car, start to turn the middle pad in a reverse clockwise route. You need to do so gradually and not separate the glue bond. As you twist, you’ll find out that you’re taking out the dent. Keep going until you’ve drawn it out absolutely.

To separate the glue, you’ll need to twist the pads outside the hole. From this you’ll be able to remove all the pads. You might have a little glue adhering to the paintwork. You can eliminate this by scraping softly with a flathead screw driver or putty knife. Use the solution once more on the hole location to remove off any additional glue.

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For the car owner wanting to save money on minor cosmetic repair work, a dent puller is a must have tool. These tools range from inexpensive to several hundred dollars for large kits meant to handle many uses in a more professional setting. These tools are very simple, using some form of grip to grab onto the body surface and pull the dented section back into place.

Which is the best dent puller on the market?

There are two main varieties of dent pullers available to the consumer. The first is a suction based dent puller, which uses a suction cup to hold onto the body surface. The second is a glue based puller, where a glue is used to hold onto the body surface of the car. In many consumer level kits the puller fits into a crossbar with two feet which should be placed outside of the dented area to provide leverage.

Popular glue based dent pullers like the Dent Doctor and Dent Out use a crossbar to control the rate the dent is pulled out. Just apply a small bit of glue to the end of the dent puller and place it towards the lowest point of the dent. Then slide the crossbar over the threaded section of the puller placing the feet on an undamaged section of the body panel if possible. All that’s left is to place the wing nut tool on the threaded section and tighten it, this will start pulling the dent puller out and the dented portion of the body panel with it.

There is a wide variety of suction pullers to choose from, with the added bonus that they can be used for other lifting tasks around the house or garage. They make great handles to use when moving large smooth surfaced items like window panes and sheet metal. Most suction pullers have a mechanism in the handle that is activated either by pulling on a bar or squeezing two handles together to remove the air between the cup and the surface it is placed against. Once the puller is seated firmly you just pull the dent out. A small bit of lubricant or water rubbed on the rim will give you the best seal.

Can a dent puller be used for all types of dents?

Dent pullers work best on dents that do not have a crease passing through them. When used on a dent that does have a crease through it, the puller will remove the dent but it cannot do anything to repair the crease. To remove a crease, a dent pusher will be needed and the body panel will need to be removed to fix it. While most dents will pop out after the first try, larger dents may need repeated use to fully repair them.

When used according to instructions, they are a cheap and simple repair for minor body damage that will keep your car out of the body shop. A dent puller is an item that should be in any tool kit to fix all the little dings and dents that come with everyday chores.

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