Car Dent Repair Kit
All-in-one glue pull starter kit with tabs and a lifter. A reasonable first kit for shallow, round door dings.
See it on AmazonGlue pull kits, lifters, rods, whale tails, line boards and hot boxes, picked for DIYers and working techs. Search the whole list.
42 tools. Prices and stock are on Amazon. Pictures are DingWorks illustrations of the tool type; check the listing for the exact product.
As an Amazon Associate, DingWorks earns from qualifying purchases. It costs you nothing extra and helps keep DingWorks free. Learn more
All-in-one glue pull starter kit with tabs and a lifter. A reasonable first kit for shallow, round door dings.
See it on AmazonLarge glue-pull kit with a slide hammer, lifter, glue gun and a wide range of tab sizes for dings, creases and light hail.
See it on AmazonGolden lifter, bridge puller, tabs and hot glue gun. Covers most small dings and bumper dents a DIYer will tackle.
See it on AmazonTwo-legged bridge puller for slow, controlled pulls on longer dents and creases, with tabs and a glue scraper.
See it on AmazonStrong-hold black PDR glue that many techs use for harder pulls. Mind the release: it grabs hard.
See it on AmazonPush rods plus glue-pull tools in one set. A broad entry into rod work for hail and door dings.
See it on AmazonLarge line board with adjustable brightness. A good light makes the dent readable, which matters more than any rod.
See it on AmazonLifter, bridge puller and a T-handle slide hammer in one case, for pulling door dings and soft creases.
See it on AmazonAdjustable-width lifter and bridge puller with glue gun and tabs. Popular, budget-friendly glue pull kit.
See it on AmazonLong-running consumer glue-pull kit aimed at small door dings. Simple, but limited to minor dents.
See it on AmazonSmall, inexpensive glue gun and puller set for a single ding or two. Good for trying PDR before buying a bigger kit.
See it on AmazonT-bar puller with assorted tabs for pulling small dents straight out. Pairs with any PDR glue gun.
See it on AmazonPuller and a higher-wattage glue gun that heats glue faster than the small guns in budget kits.
See it on AmazonSqueeze-style golden lifter for quick pulls on small and medium dents.
See it on AmazonAdjustable-width golden lifter, the classic hand puller for door dings and hail-size dents.
See it on AmazonBridge puller with a mix of tab sizes for steady pulling pressure on wider dents.
See it on AmazonMini lifter with glue gun, sticks and tabs. Mini lifters give fine control on small dings.
See it on AmazonSlide hammer and tabs for heavier pulls where a lifter runs out of force.
See it on AmazonSummer blend PDR glue made to hold in hot weather. Check the blend matches the temperature you work in.
See it on AmazonBudget black PDR glue sticks for standard glue guns. Good for practice and light pulls.
See it on AmazonOval tabs suit creases and oblong dents where round tabs pull unevenly.
See it on AmazonWhale tails reach behind braces and double panels where a straight rod cannot.
See it on AmazonFour whale tails in different blade shapes for door and hood work.
See it on AmazonSingle rod with swappable tips, handy for trying different tip shapes on one reach.
See it on AmazonEight stainless push rods in common lengths and bends for door and fender dings.
See it on AmazonShort rods for tight spots like tail lights, pillars and door edges.
See it on AmazonStarter rod set with whale tails and a basic light, for learning rod work on practice panels.
See it on AmazonCompact striped board that mounts by suction cup, for door dings and smaller panels.
See it on AmazonCordless striped light, easy to carry for mobile and driveway jobs.
See it on AmazonBudget double-stripe line board for reading shallow dings.
See it on AmazonUSB-powered reflector lamp for hail and ding work, runs off a power bank.
See it on AmazonMetal knockdowns for flattening high spots after a pull or push.
See it on AmazonTap down pen with soft heads that are kinder to paint while you learn.
See it on AmazonMetal pen with nine swappable tips for knocking down highs after glue pulling.
See it on AmazonTap down pen with interchangeable tips in several shapes.
See it on AmazonPump-style suction cup for large, shallow, flexible dents such as on doors and quarter panels. Not for sharp dings.
See it on AmazonSmall suction cup for pops on soft, shallow dents. Works only when the metal is not creased.
See it on AmazonTwo hand suction cups, also handy for lifting glass and panels around the shop.
See it on AmazonInduction "hot box" that heats steel to shrink shallow dents and soft hail without a rod. Steel panels only.
See it on AmazonBudget induction heater for shallow dents on steel. Practice on scrap; too much heat can damage paint.
See it on AmazonAdjustable induction unit for hail and door dings on steel body panels.
See it on AmazonPadded carry bag that keeps rods and pullers together for mobile work.
See it on AmazonNot sure what you need? Our gear reviews and how-to videos explain what each tool is for, and which dents need a pro.