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Ding King Automotive Auto Car Dent Remover Repair Kit - Fixes Minor Dings and Dents in Cars  | 
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Brand: As Seen On TV
Category: Automotive Parts And Accessories
Buy New: $13.90
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Avg. Customer Rating:  27 reviews
Sales Rank: 82
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
MPN: As Seen On TV
Model: As Seen On TV
UPC: 360001556273
EAN: 0360001556273
ASIN: B0007N56L8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Simply glue a dent pulling tab to the center of the dent | | • | Place pulling bridge over dent pulling tab | | • | Twist turning knob onto dent pulling tab and twist till it pops | | • | Remove the glue with Ding King Solution |
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Product Description
Ding King was originally designed for technicians to remove dents in difficult to reach areas. It soon became The Body Shop's Secret Tool. With Ding King, anyone can remove dents and dings from any car in a matter of minutes. It's Easy! Simply glue a dent pulling tab to the center of the dent. Place pulling bridge over dent pulling tab. Twist turning knob onto dent pulling tab and twist until it pops. Remove the glue with rubbing alcohol (not included). Ding King Repair Kit Includes: 1-Pulling Bridge, 1-Hot Glue Gun, 2-Dent Pulling Tabs, 3-Sticks Of OEM Safe Glue, 1-Turning Knob.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 22 more reviews...
 This Product Rocks! August 19, 2008
Used on two cars with two different dings, including my BRAND NEW car. Can't see either ding. Have to use plenty of glue!
 EZ to use, make sure the car surface isnt too hot August 18, 2008
It pulls out dents and dings easily. The only problem I had was a hot black car so the glue didn't stick well until it cooled down.
 Works Great, Not too well on small Dents May 31, 2008
This kit works, it took me one pull to fix a dent, however another was more difficult to remove. Actually it is still evident. Overall following the directions will get you great results, but some dents may take several pulls.
Good product if you use it correctly May 29, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
First, let me start with a little review. The tool is useful, but after a while, the pads fall apart. The bottom of the pads are actually lined with some sort of coating that may start to peel off, making it useless. Although the solution provided doesn't seem to last long enough, you can use a mixture of rubbing alcohol and water if you run out. The glue is not your standard hot glue, but they give you a generous amount and I have yet to run out.
I've used the Ding King with varying success in the past. One reason is because there is a learning curve. In addition to the directions, there are a few things to keep in mind.
First, I'm surprised with the number of people having various difficulties with the glue. As far as making it stick, clean the application area AND the pad with the supplied solution or rubbing alcohol (I would recommend REWAXING the area after the repair is done!). Allow the glue gun to heat completely before use. Apply glue to the pad and IMMEDIATELY place it on the dent, allow to dry for several minutes (very important). If the glue sticks to your car and is a pain to get off, that means you cleaned the metal well.. But removal IS VERY EASY: SOAK a rag sufficiently in the solution (or diluted rubbing alcohol if you run out) so that you maintain a "wet edge" with the rag. No need to soak the whole thing-- Just a spot large enough. Squeeze a little bit out of the rag onto the rop of the glue spot.. Begin to peel it off. Its easy- I've never had a problem with removal.
As far as pulling the dent out too far- If you do get the glue to maintain a good hold and get the wing nut very tight, don't wait for it to pop off. While its still tight, pour a little solution between the pad and the car so that the bond releases. Practice so that you get a feel for the right torque before releasing the bond. You want it tight enough so that the metal is pulled out, but not so much that you pull the metal out too far.
Hope these tips help a little. This little tool is pretty incredible, but it takes patience and practice to find a method that works for you.
-k
Mileage varies based on ding, size, placement and luck May 9, 2008
I used the ding king kit on several dings and dents. It worked on some like magic, and failed miserable on others. I found for small and curved dings it works fairly well. On dings that are sharp, not so much.
I also found that on some dings, it seems to work initially, but the ding re-appears later. This is specially true on dings which have a sharp angle, as opposed to dings or dents which are curved.
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