Ding King: Review
Ding King: Review
It sucks.
Maybe Arizona is too hot, but the glue peels right off. I cleaned it properly and followed the directions to a T.
The worst part is that it takes FOREVER to clean the glue off the car and the plastic pieces. I tried three times with no success.
By the way, their special glue and solution is nothing more than a hot glue gun with regular sticks and rubbing alcohol. This could be easily duplicated with a piece of flat plastic, a glue gun, and rubbing alcohol. Then just pull. You'll get the same effect as the tool they send you.
It's going back to the manufacturer. I knew it was too good to be true.
Maybe Arizona is too hot, but the glue peels right off. I cleaned it properly and followed the directions to a T.
The worst part is that it takes FOREVER to clean the glue off the car and the plastic pieces. I tried three times with no success.
By the way, their special glue and solution is nothing more than a hot glue gun with regular sticks and rubbing alcohol. This could be easily duplicated with a piece of flat plastic, a glue gun, and rubbing alcohol. Then just pull. You'll get the same effect as the tool they send you.
It's going back to the manufacturer. I knew it was too good to be true.
I just used it too
Used it on my I30 and wifes '96 accord. I was able to get it to work.
The larger dings were reduced by ~80% and the small dents by ~95%( if you look at the door surface from an angle you can see a slight ripple in the metal where the small dents were.)
I had no problem getting the glue to take a firm hold on the metal by doing the following:
Before starting, clean the dent with Mineral Spirits to be sure all the wax is off and then make sure the dent is completely dry.
Let the glue dry for 20 min. (instead of the 5 min. suggested in the instructions) before attempting to pull the dent out.
Repeat the pulls at least 5 times for each dent.
Make sure all the old glue is off the dent and off the puller before attempting the next pull, or you won't get a solid bond. (I found if you just lightly soak the old glue with their green solution the glue comes off easily)
Overall, I would rate the product a B+. I was able to make every dent quite a bit smaller but I could not make the surface perfectly flat. I think it is good to have on hand so at least when you come home with the next dent you have something to make the dent smaller and less noticeable.
STEVE
The larger dings were reduced by ~80% and the small dents by ~95%( if you look at the door surface from an angle you can see a slight ripple in the metal where the small dents were.)
I had no problem getting the glue to take a firm hold on the metal by doing the following:
Before starting, clean the dent with Mineral Spirits to be sure all the wax is off and then make sure the dent is completely dry.
Let the glue dry for 20 min. (instead of the 5 min. suggested in the instructions) before attempting to pull the dent out.
Repeat the pulls at least 5 times for each dent.
Make sure all the old glue is off the dent and off the puller before attempting the next pull, or you won't get a solid bond. (I found if you just lightly soak the old glue with their green solution the glue comes off easily)
Overall, I would rate the product a B+. I was able to make every dent quite a bit smaller but I could not make the surface perfectly flat. I think it is good to have on hand so at least when you come home with the next dent you have something to make the dent smaller and less noticeable.
STEVE
so its a 50/50% rating on this product. im about to do it , asu maybe it is too hot where you are. that could definitely be it or you need more time for the glue to stick.
you gonna try it again?
you gonna try it again?
Re: I just used it too
Originally posted by sascuderi
Used it on my I30 and wifes '96 accord. I was able to get it to work.
The larger dings were reduced by ~80% and the small dents by ~95%( if you look at the door surface from an angle you can see a slight ripple in the metal where the small dents were.)
I had no problem getting the glue to take a firm hold on the metal by doing the following:
Before starting, clean the dent with Mineral Spirits to be sure all the wax is off and then make sure the dent is completely dry.
Let the glue dry for 20 min. (instead of the 5 min. suggested in the instructions) before attempting to pull the dent out.
Repeat the pulls at least 5 times for each dent.
Make sure all the old glue is off the dent and off the puller before attempting the next pull, or you won't get a solid bond. (I found if you just lightly soak the old glue with their green solution the glue comes off easily)
Overall, I would rate the product a B+. I was able to make every dent quite a bit smaller but I could not make the surface perfectly flat. I think it is good to have on hand so at least when you come home with the next dent you have something to make the dent smaller and less noticeable.
STEVE
Used it on my I30 and wifes '96 accord. I was able to get it to work.
The larger dings were reduced by ~80% and the small dents by ~95%( if you look at the door surface from an angle you can see a slight ripple in the metal where the small dents were.)
I had no problem getting the glue to take a firm hold on the metal by doing the following:
Before starting, clean the dent with Mineral Spirits to be sure all the wax is off and then make sure the dent is completely dry.
Let the glue dry for 20 min. (instead of the 5 min. suggested in the instructions) before attempting to pull the dent out.
Repeat the pulls at least 5 times for each dent.
Make sure all the old glue is off the dent and off the puller before attempting the next pull, or you won't get a solid bond. (I found if you just lightly soak the old glue with their green solution the glue comes off easily)
Overall, I would rate the product a B+. I was able to make every dent quite a bit smaller but I could not make the surface perfectly flat. I think it is good to have on hand so at least when you come home with the next dent you have something to make the dent smaller and less noticeable.
STEVE
Originally posted by sil SE
so its a 50/50% rating on this product. im about to do it , asu maybe it is too hot where you are. that could definitely be it or you need more time for the glue to stick.
you gonna try it again?
so its a 50/50% rating on this product. im about to do it , asu maybe it is too hot where you are. that could definitely be it or you need more time for the glue to stick.
you gonna try it again?
Regardless, I am convinces that you could easily duplicate this product wth a regular glue gun, a rod with a flat piece of plastic at the end of it, and a bottle of rubbing alcohol.
you mean stick a small rod into the glue and then twist it when its all dried?
well if it doesnt work can i buy your kit off you and give it a try myself? gluck
well if it doesnt work can i buy your kit off you and give it a try myself? gluck
Originally posted by asu174
I'm going to wait 30 minutes tonight. It was just so frustrating scraping the glue off afterwards, but I'll give it another go..... It was 110 degrees last night and fairly humid because of a storm.
Regardless, I am convinces that you could easily duplicate this product wth a regular glue gun, a rod with a flat piece of plastic at the end of it, and a bottle of rubbing alcohol.
I'm going to wait 30 minutes tonight. It was just so frustrating scraping the glue off afterwards, but I'll give it another go..... It was 110 degrees last night and fairly humid because of a storm.
Regardless, I am convinces that you could easily duplicate this product wth a regular glue gun, a rod with a flat piece of plastic at the end of it, and a bottle of rubbing alcohol.
I tried again and I waited 30 minutes to pull. This thing is garbage. If you really want to try, you can make one yourself. The design is very simple.
Glue gun
Regular glue stick
flat piece of plastic (to go against car) with rod sticking out of it (to pull)
Rubbing alcohol to clean before and after
The mechanism just pulls it off. Just make sure that you pull straight.
Glue gun
Regular glue stick
flat piece of plastic (to go against car) with rod sticking out of it (to pull)
Rubbing alcohol to clean before and after
The mechanism just pulls it off. Just make sure that you pull straight.
Originally posted by sil SE
actually ASU, can i buy that thing off you and give it a try? my friend might want to take a crack at it too- PM me if youre down. thanks
actually ASU, can i buy that thing off you and give it a try? my friend might want to take a crack at it too- PM me if youre down. thanks
Originally posted by asu174
I tried again and I waited 30 minutes to pull. This thing is garbage. If you really want to try, you can make one yourself. The design is very simple.
Glue gun
Regular glue stick
flat piece of plastic (to go against car) with rod sticking out of it (to pull)
Rubbing alcohol to clean before and after
The mechanism just pulls it off. Just make sure that you pull straight.
I tried again and I waited 30 minutes to pull. This thing is garbage. If you really want to try, you can make one yourself. The design is very simple.
Glue gun
Regular glue stick
flat piece of plastic (to go against car) with rod sticking out of it (to pull)
Rubbing alcohol to clean before and after
The mechanism just pulls it off. Just make sure that you pull straight.
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