Mookis Paintless Dent Repair Kit 92PCS Dent Puller Kit with Golden Dent Lifter, Slider Hammer, Bridge Puller and Suction Cup for All Kinds of Car Body Dent Remover

I'm impressed with the results. I initially purchased the kit with the idea that if it worked even a little, I could save thousands of dollars on repairs. My first attempt was a disaster. I watched a few videos from various YouTubers, but many seemed more focused on gaining likes than providing clear instructions. However, I continued to watch videos from experts and read up on different types of tabs, glue specific to my weather conditions, and more. After eight hours of hard work, patience, and trial and error over several days, I successfully repaired multiple dents, and it looks as though nothing ever happened.Cons: While I did break the light, I take full responsibility. The glue gun seems to be functioning well. It could be better, but given the price, I can't complain.

Lots of parts. No real clear instructions. Could have been put together better but I believe it will do the job. Good value for the price. Looks durable. Lots of uses and versatility. Haven’t tried out due to need to figure out how each moving part works, like I said before no instructions. Good price for what we received. Gave it four stars because of lack of instruction.

Just received the kit a week ago. It does indeed include all of the items in the first picture. All items worked well. I really love them.Except the seller's description, there are some tips need to notice:1. Find the dent by the line board ( through the refraction of light )and clean it with rag and alcohol.2. Then clean the glue stick with alcohol to remove the grease on its surface. ( This allows the glue viscosity stronger.)3. Insert the glue into the glue gun and connect the gun to the power supply , then heat it about 2-5 minutes until there is some hot glue spilling out from the gun.4. Choose a tab whose shape is the most similar to the dent and pay attention to the hot glue which should begin from the centre of the tab , and with the circle action to smear it cover the tab, but should not overstep . ( The tab bigger the traction stronger , so if the dent is big , you should choose a big tab . )5. You should quickly paste the tab to the dent and press it until the hot glue is firmed . ( It is the best time to use and the strongest viscosity the glue has when the hot glue will cool but still has a little remaining temperature , it needs about 0.2-5 minutes that you could feel it by hand.)6. Fasten the Dent Lifter or T-shaped Repairer or Hammer or Bridge Puller and hold its two handles, up and down with power gradually , repeat your action until the dent is repaired or flatted , and don’t let the tab go off the car body. What’s more, you should pay attention to your power and not be rushed .7. After repaired, spray the adhesive remover on the part where covers glue and remove it with a scraper .8. Check the repair effect again, if not very well , please repeat the above steps until be repaired. Recommend these tools. DIY is much cheap than body shop.

Paintless dent repair is alot harder that it looks! I ended up making my dents outies when they were inies...had to tap them back in, grind and body filler. The reason for the 3 stars is not my lack of skill with this kit, it's for the quality of the glue gun....the glue gun included with this kit is GARBAGE!

The puller brook at the first try and I was not even pulling hard at all, cheaply made, awful quality, extremely expensive for the non existent quality of this piece of junk...do not buy it unless you want to waste your money...

Tried out this kit today for the first time on a Hyundai quarter panel. This kit can definitely show the value of glue pull PDR. The good: the yellow glue is stringy, but works. Hardens quickly. The hand puller is decent quality and the slide hammer is fairly light, but can move milder dents. Best used in the shade as sunshine, even at 65F, sun heats the metal too much to be effective. In the shade, the glue and tabs are solid. Definitely moves metal, especially on side panels and doors. The cons: the line board and especially the suction cup, are not the best and not the sectional post as depicted in the photos. Don’t use a heavier slide hammer (not provided by the kit), as it will break the tabs. The small tabs aren’t quite small enough for the smallest dents and no small, flat heads. Got better results from the larger, flatter heads. The tap down sharp points need to be rounded a bit to prevent making further issues. The small, double sided hammer is nigood, but small. The larger hammer is too light to be very effective. Need to buy a release liquid. A pro recommended 90%+ isopropyl and it does work with some effort with the provided scraper. Overall, a decent value for the price to start to see what is needed. It will take some practice, and probably some other tabs, to get good results. Didn’t try the bridge puller.

First I regret not taking pics of the before and after. This kit has everything, and I was able to pull out all the dents with one being mildly creased. Honestly I don't know why or what the people were doing that did not give this set a 4 or 5 star review, but it worked like a champ for me. It was easy to use, I watched 2 youtube video's and off I went. My vehicle's lease is just about over, and there were some dings and dents in one of the doors from hitting things when it was opened. 1 was so bad it had a mild crease in it. I attacked that 1 first as it was by far the worst. With my neighbor looking over my shoulder, to both of our surprises the in less then 30 minutes and using the slide hammer with a few tries the dent had come up and the crease was disappearing. Having the hammers and the pointed knock down tool was very important for this one in particular. Bottom line this kit had every option needed to fix these dents. Even though I am in no way a Pro at this I was able to make it so all 3 are barely noticeable and it only took about 2 hours to complete. So you get an idea how bad they were, a local body shop said it would be about a $1000 job to remove these before the lease return. Well worth the money. My neighbor immediately borrowed the kit and fixed a dent in his car.