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watcha guys think? i really want to try it out and remove those quarter size dents from other moron's doors.

http://www.dingkingtool.com/

 
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i would love to try it...i have about *6* dents from other ****** who don't care about other people's property[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-mad.gif[/IMG]

 
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give it a shot! I'd love to find out myself, but i just paid over 800 dollars in two months removing all the dings dents and scratches out of my car so i'd love to find another inexpensive way to remove dent. I've gotten my last two dents removed from my rear quarter at DENT WIZARD for just a hundred 20 bucks and he even showed me how to do it. Even with the tools and seeing it done first hand i don't think i'll ever play with my car if I get another ding, you need alot of experience to use these tools so i suggest you just practice off a junkyard sheet metal first till you get it right then start using it on your car. THERE'S NO WAY YOU CAN REMOVE ANY DENT WITHOUT GETTING INSIDE THE FENDER. You'll have to know how to get in between your chasis brace and the sheet metal if you don't plan on doing any drilling. Good luck!

 
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funny Dimsum,

Man I saw that shyt on t.v., I personally wouldnt use it.

JMO!

 
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I've seen it and it will only work on very specific dents IMO. Dents that are very circular. It's like you need to make a bent by having something round hit the car very slowly. Then you can remove the dent completely with this thing. Otherwise there will be crinkles...

 
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I saw that on TV too yeah right I would like to see if someone had some good stories about that I would never use it dents suck but you have to pay the money to have it done right

Nick