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After usuing the DING KING on serveral door dings and car dents I a pleasantly surprised by it. It works well. I don't have pictures but I would recommend it.

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cool..thanks for the info

 
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i was wonding if that thing works.....now i know. what about the glue? does it do anything to the paint?
-jro

 
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Now I'm interested in their paint chip repair kit. It's a pain in the butt to fill the chip with touchup paint and make it look good.

 
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The glue doesn't do anything to the paint. I've used it on 4 dents so far and not a problem. Comes with a very safe glue remover as well. Only thing is your going to need to be able to have an electrical outlet nearby or have an plug adapter for your car for the glue gun that comes with it. From what I can tell this is one of the methods that those professional DENT REMOVER guys use.

 
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lemoncivic, how big were your dents? I have a door ding about the size of a dime, were yours about that size or bigger or smaller?

 
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wow cant believe that thing really works, you dont, um work for the company and this isnt a way for you to advertise is it?? hehe just kidding, I might get one then [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]

 
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No I don't work for the company. I haven't tried it on a dime sized ding. I used it on my girlfriends 2000 cougar and not a problem. She had some doozies. I don't think it would work on a dime sized ding because it needs to have enough area on the ding to grab on to and the grabber is about the size of a quarter.[IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-frown.gif[/IMG]

 
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how about drunk girl knee dents on the hood of the car?