Mookis Auto Body Dent Removal Kit, 34PCS Dent Puller Paintless Dent Repair Kit with Golden Dent Lifter, Glue Sticks and Rubber Hammer for Automobile Body Dent Removal

I have a BMW 430d Grand Coupe M Sport, so I was initially scared of the thought of DIY bodyshop repair. My car is only a year old and I didn’t want to hand over a king’s ransom to body shop mechanics. So I looked on YouTube for advice and inspirational videos. The kit by Mookis seemed to fit the bill so I ordered it.I first washed the area with washing up liquid to remove residual wax from the paint work and dried with a clean dry microfibre cloth. I then sprayed the area with rubbing alcohol purchased separately (Haz 500 Isopropyl).The dent was smaller than a five pence piece so I elected to use the smallest puller tab.I loaded the glue gun that was quick to heat and applied a small dab onto the puller tab. I then placed the puller tab at the centre of the dent pressing firmly and waited for the glue to dry (approximately 1 to 2 mins). I then fixed the yellow dent lifter applying gentle pressure until taught. At this point the puller tab is able to fully support the weight of the dent lifter.I then gently but firmly pressed the lever until you hear a loud crack/pop sound. After removing the leftover glue. Amazing, I couldn’t believe, it worked first time. Now, the dent is still there but it’s so microscopically tiny that I now have to hunt for it. It’s not obvious whatsoever.As mentioned before I did my research on YouTube and most videos stated that the procedure may need to be repeated multiple times depending on damage, once was enough for me and the whole process took less than 10 minutes.So for the money, this is good value and I’m very pleased. I have no hesitation in recommending this product.

I finally got round to using this on a moderate dent in the driver's door of my car. I made sure I prepped the surface as advised (clean with rubbing alcohol) and then set to work. I have to say that it has worked pretty well - it took three attempts to get the actual dent out and then some time and patience using the supplied hammer and plastic 'chisel' sticks to gently tap down any raised metal after pulling the dent out. Patience is required, particularly to get a good result, but it worked for me. Very pleased.

This kit has all the tools necessary to work on a variety of dents and dings that had plagued my car. The glue gun is very easy to use with the glue sticking to the surface easily, just make sure it is a clean surface. The suction cup lever is also effective at holding and building pressure. The carry case is very useful at storing all the pieces together neatly in the boot of a car, away from sight. This should last a long time given the amount of glue sticks provided, hopefully I won't need to use it much in the future!

very disappointed ,but there again what should you expect for a low price must have lasted all of 30mins several of the tabs snapped and the puller itself gave up couldn't put anymore more pressure on to pull the tab off, on a plus note I now have a cheap glue gun for DIY.!!!

Initially, I approached the tool with a certain degree of skepticism. However, after using it repeatedly, I found that it was surprisingly user-friendly. Although it took me several attempts to successfully remove the dent, the tool proved to be effective in the end. As for the glue residue on my car, I found it a little challenging to remove, but I suspect that it might have been easier if I had heated the panel first.I appreciate that the plastic scraper did not cause any damage to the paintwork during the removal process. Nonetheless, I needed to apply some gentle rubbing with T-cut to get rid of the small amount of residue left behind. As someone who is new to this type of repair work, I was absolutely thrilled with the outcome. The overall experience has given me greater confidence in tackling similar tasks in the future.

Having a minor fender bender is nothing to write home about, but it's certainly not something to leave unattended. That's where this dent repair kit swoops in to save the day. Having used it twice now, I can confirm it makes a world of difference in restoring my car to its former glory.Patience and attention to detail are key. The glue gun heats up in a jiffy, and the glue sticks hold the pullers firmly in place. I find it best to let the glue set for a few minutes before giving a gentle tug with the puller. Voila, the dent lifts right out! The repair hammer and shovel are a nice touch for any minor adjustments needed afterwards.The first time I used it, I admit I was a bit clumsy. However, after watching a tutorial or two, I got the hang of it, and now I'm practically a dent repair connoisseur. This kit has saved me from the embarrassment of driving around with unsightly dents, and it's become my go-to solution for any minor cosmetic issues. So if you're looking to restore your car's appearance without breaking the bank, this kit might just be your knight in shining armour. Just remember, practice makes perfect!

Greta little kit , I advise people to use on a vehicle that isn’t on the road for practice get your body work temperature right so you don’t pull your pair off

Kit looked ideal. The glue took forever to heat up and wouldn’t stick to the pullers very well. I tried cleaning the pullers with alcohol and even roughed them up a bit to no avail. Save your money and buy something with a better glue gun.