Glue Puller User Instructions

7. Tap down any high spots with the nylon knock down

Repeat the process as needed.  Most dents require several pulls.

Tips

Clean the surface of the dented area with the release solution (isopropyl alcohol) to remove any dirt or wax.

The larger the dent the larger the diameter pulling tab you should use.  If you do have trouble getting the tab to stick when pulling you

may need to increase the size of the tab you are using.  More pliable panel areas will require a smaller tab, however, more rigid areas may require a tab

that is even larger than the dent you are removing. If you have tried cleaning the area multiple times and tried larger tab sizes, then the dent may not be

fixable with a glue puller.

Make sure the glue is hot before applying to the tab.

When applying the tab to the panel make sure that you apply enough glue and pressure so that

The tab sticks to the panel with a strong bond.

When using smaller tabs, it can help to cover the outer edges with glue to create a better bond

with the tab since the surface area is smaller.   This process can also be used with larger tabs when pulling more stubborn dents

Most of the time the glue will release from the tab before the car panel while you are pulling.  You

will have apply several applications of the release agent to remove the glue from the car panel.

Use short quick pulls and make sure you are not pulling too hard or the tab may release too quickly.

 Let the weight do the work.

For most dents, you will want to pull the dent further out than the panels normal surface (create a mound) and tap down

the high spots with your nylon knock down.

If you find that you have a small portion of the dent that is stubborn and won't remove with pulls, try

knocking down the perimeter of the dent to flatten the area and try another pull.  Repeat the process as needed.

Do not use on panels that have been painted or have bondo.  Only use on factory finishes

Glue pullers work best on shallow dents and pliable areas that have more flex.

  Very deep dents may not come out all the way and may require a much more experienced pdr tech to remove them with good results.

When you remove the tab, if there is excess glue stuck to the tab do not try and remove it, just melt it with the

end of your glue gun tip and apply more glue on top of it.

The release solution can be replaced with Isopropyl alcohol which can be found at any drug store.

Glue pullers have limitations. They don't afford you the precision that a Paintless Dent Repair pick does.  They are a great asset for

removing dents that are not accessible with picks or for the amateur that does not know how

to use PDR picks to remove dents.  Although glue pullers take much longer to use than a PDR pick,

In the right hands a glue puller can do a great job but it is always the second resort to a PDR pick.

ALL GLUE PULLERS HAVE LIMITATIONS AND CANNOT REMOVE ALL TYPES OF DENTS

PROBLEM DENTS:

RIGID AREAS OF THE PANEL

THICK METAL

DEEP DENTS

BODY LINE DENTS

GLUE PULLERS WORK BEST ON PLIABLE MORE ELASTIC AREAS OF THE VEHICLE.

If you have any problems or questions about your purchase, please send us an email

and we will do everything we can to assist you!