I've heard that with kits like this, sometimes the dents come back. This came from my friends that do custom work on cars at body shops...they reccommend a professional such as Dent Wizard.

 

WOAH WOAH WOAH!!! I have one of those. Mine is called a Ding King, and was bought for $29.99. It really takes experience, otherwise you'll mess it up much worse. A ding is an innie, if you didn't do it right, it'll become an outie. And an outie is extremely hard to fix. It took me a few times, but I got rid of all the dings on the previous car.

Well, I used it a few times. If anyone is interested, I'll sell it for $15. Still pretty new and glue is still full. Let me know. Thanks!

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ltweintz
[B]Damn...no locations in Oregon and nothing close in Washington.

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by purdyS2K
[B]

Wrong!

 

Sucks...

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by ltweintz
[B]

Really?

 

Yeah, I'm going to order one of those dent remover tools too...




right after I order my BowFlex, Ab-flex, and those cooking tongs that can scoop up just about anything.

 

Hey, it did rid of all of the dents on my previously sold car. It takes practice to do so, but not bad at all.

 

I have a Ding King. Does not work on small dings, but sometimes can do a good job on bigger, smooth dents. If you have small creases, such as where people opened their car doors into your car, the Ding King won't help.