Is the Ding King dent removal tool any good?
04-15-2003, 10:28 AM
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Take it to a body shop, and $100 will pale in comparison. I don't charge that much for a single
ding, but that's me. I typically charge between $65-70 for a single ding removal. It takes on average about 6 months to a year to learn how to push out dents properly.
The Ding-King is a glue puller, and a cheap one at that. Be very careful using it on your hood. Aluminum is very soft, and it's easy to make a high spot.
I have a professional glue-puller kit, and it cost me $300, and I still can only use it on certain dents, mostly the really big, shallow variety.
Where are you?
The Ding-King is a glue puller, and a cheap one at that. Be very careful using it on your hood. Aluminum is very soft, and it's easy to make a high spot.
I have a professional glue-puller kit, and it cost me $300, and I still can only use it on certain dents, mostly the really big, shallow variety.
Where are you?
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