10Pcs Dent Repair Tool Kits Paintless Dent Removal Tap Down Tools Dent Rubber Hammer with 9 Different Shaped Hammer Heads for DIY dent Repair on Cars

Surprisingly good. Was expecting something bad like the PDR rods and lights they sell on here and eBay but this did its job.

I've never used the name-brand tabs that these are copied from, so I can't speak to whether these are as good as the real thing. However, I was able to pull with a great deal of force using ratchet straps. The glue adhered to the tabs well and the tabs themselves took a very strong pull without issues. I can't see spending the money on the brand-name tabs unless you do PDR for a living. If you have issues with adhesion, try a different glue. They are not all created equal. Also make sure to allow sufficient cooling time before you start pulling.

Wished they have come with some kinda storage bag.. Fits good in the hand an has a great weight not real sure on the way the tips screw on and the way the screw comes out of the tips fills like they could be just a tad longer all in all well worth the money

I've done a good bit of pulls using these, either single or many at once using a come-along, as well as a slide hammer. I never had any break in any way. They hold very well especially using multiples but I personally had to scratch the paint with a red 3m scouring pad for the hot glue to perform as you'd expect.

Paintless dent removal is a great alternative to traditional body and fender repair. I have used a rubber mallet to pound most of the dent out of vehicles where I had easy access to the back of the panel. I have seem professionals completely remove small dings using a long steel bar with w curved, rounded tip. The results were superb.This kit may be useful for very small repairs, The mallet is tiny. The striking surfaces are less than 7/8 of an inch. The mallet head weighs only 5 ounces, so it cannot deliver much force. The 10 piece forming tip set is also small, which helps to fit in small spaces, but the reach is less than 4 inches. The variety of tips is adequate. The tips are made of some kind of plastic, which may be acceptable unless you are working with heated heated metal.Again, this is not a heavy duty kit, but it can help to remove some types of small dings.I suggest beginners start developing your skills by knocking dents out of aluminum pop cans, then move up to steel cans then on to your more valuable automobile.These are not the kind of tools the pro use, but are worth more than the $10 price you pay..

Nice and coolFast and easy good packaging

I have not used all the heads yet, but so far the ones I have used are working out well. The material of the heads seams to be a high quality hard plastic, or just straight up aluminum. Whatever it is, it seams to be hard enough to push dents back in, but gentle enough not to scratch or chip paint (if you know what you are doing).I liked it so much I got a kit for my brother.

You have to approach your repair a little different than usual but this tab set will move some metal no problems. Make sure you use the right glue!