I have a big dent on a Toyota Corolla on the original front bumper on the curved edge of the bumper (assuming the original is metal). I hit it while turning into a garage. Any guesses whether this dent remover would work ?
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I used on the side of my car and it worked quite well. Not a 100% fix but it's a lot better. It might be a bit large for a corner dent like your saying. I'd say the cup is about 5in across, if you have a decently flat surface roughly that bit in the dent it should work just fine, given you've the strength to pull it out.
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I doubt that it will as it is for larger dents. Also the surface must be flat with no curvature in order for the suction cup to hold. I bought both the large (4-3/4") and a smaller one (2") and was not successful in popping any dents, large or small. The small dings were on a flat surface and the suction was not strong enough to pull them out. I can't recommend either suction devices for removing dents and dings.
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If surrounding surface is flat...it might. Certainly worth a try. If not, just return it to Amazon! Worked like a charm for big dent in my car door (reduced it by 90%). If you can establish suction the dent is gone (again, flat surface around dent is key).
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hail doesnt leave this big of dents i would probably get a smaller one than this one but yea a dent puller should be able to fix them
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I do not think this dent remover will work on a curved surface. I had a dent in a passenger door of my truck and the dent remover has reduced the size of the dent, but not remove the dent. Good luck!
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Thanks for your question J. This "repair kit' is worthless and doesn't work well on any sized dents. Your money would be better spent with a professional paint-less dent repair shop.
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i tried to use as a dent puller. it worked well on a flat surface but not so great on the dent. I hope you have better luck that I did. the suction was great once I got it on and for plastic it is pretty well made
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probably not. it depends on the car, etc. but for the cost it might be worth trying.i think those msuction cup ones work better.i eventually just paid a ding/dent guy to fix by dings/dents. it cost me 400 but it looks better.
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Had a large dent on my left rear bumper on my 2002 Taurus. Bought the Northern dent puller but to no avail. Tried it many times. Did not work. I think the dent was to big
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Didnt work much for my car, i had a ding on my passenger door from hitting a pole and this didnt work. I ended up buying a new door from the junk yard.
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I tried to use this thing on hail storm dents but never got it to work. Seems the glue is not strong enough to hold the piece that is glued to the dent in place. It kept popping off. Then I tried it on a different car with a slight dent about 10in across. I did not work on it either. I ended up using a $3 sucking cup which worked like a charm.Btw, the car with the hail storm dents is dark blue. Most of the dents came out by themselves over the summer. I think the heat made them pop out.
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Well I scraped the bottom of my front bumper and gave it a try. It did cover the scratches but I scratched the bumper again. It does work.
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I just tried it on my car. Worked pretty well. Won't make the scratches go away. Just makes them darker. Makes rubber piece look newer. But you knew that. I think you will be pleased with the results.
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Hi Maggie , yes this does work well on small dents. Be patient and follow the instructions and it will work great. The glue has to dry for it to work properly. Good luck.
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The back piece was a little big for a Corolla. the front piece, driver side moves around a bit. I previously used a different brand from my daughters truck for the car and that one never moved or slid around. Am using duck tape to help hold down. They are heavy duty which i like.
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It's absolutely possible, but there are a lot of factors involved for a suction cup to work. This tool works amazing on Glass. For Plastic such as bumpers or something thicker like a treehouse piece, you'd be better off with a rubber mallet and securing a 2x4 on the dent outward side. Hope this helps.
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I would say yes. To clarify . . . bumper stickers are weird. If you can get most of the bumper sticker off first, then this remover should get the nasty adhesive residue off without a problem. I love everything that is 3M and this remover is awesome stuff. It takes crap off that I can't get off any other way. Again, my answer would be yes!