Do you think it would work if the dent is on a wheel well where part of the dent is above and part is below a crease?
384472
I couldn't get it to work on a flat surface much less a crease. I was not at all happy with the product and would NOT suggest it to anyone.
1118655
I'm not sure but my guess is if it's a large dent, it probably won't work. Also keep in mind these suctions come in different sizes and you want to match the size of the dent as closely as possible. Hope this helps.
1793296
It "clicks" on the top and bottom of each half so it should work. The top half has clasps along the top edge and bottom edge. The bottom half has clasps on the bottom edge and the top corners. I didn't quite understand where yours was dented but I hope this helped.
421358
There is a depressed circle that would hold the wheel as long as the wheel would fit inside that area, it should work.
2079318
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
426128
If the surface is smooth enough. it should work. The down side would be that they are more vulnerable to road damage.
937647
No, but I suspect it would work. The edges are sealed and crimped as you might do manually.
1480718
Not sure on this, but I think it could because the wheel are hard rubber, in any case better to call the service.
1728007
I can't actually address your question directly, but having used this device to polish boats, I suspect that it may not have enough torque/power to accomplish the task if the scratches are significant, it might work if they aren't deep.
1372084
Probably not. You would need an larger type of impact driver. This is a fairly small unit.
1642703
The dent needs to be smooth enough to provide a good surface for suction. Needs at least 3" - 4" of smooth surface to stick to in the center if the dent (only using 1 of the suction pads). I could lift a 150 pound piece of glass with 1 of the grips, so it should have the suction to do the job.
1132492
Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out
1799142
I would be skeptical of this use. With softer metals I think this tool would leave marks on the material. The wheels have an edge similar to the outside of a quarter, meaning lines perpendicular to the orientation of the material being fed through, this is to help grip the material to force it through. Sounds like you need more of a small sheet metal roller.
966420
I used this on our Fifth Wheel. I did every seam and it worked great. I think it will do fine, just know that once it touches the surface, it doesn't come back up.
2027202
U don't necessarily have to use a low profile tire....as long as it's the right tire size and is free from obstruction, it should work.
881621
I found it to be more effective on larger dents . Anything less then a grapefruit size , probably won't work.
1132493
Its possible but likely no. The reason pops a dent works well on large dents is that it is able to release the pressure on the dented metal that is keeping it indented. Small dents don't exist as a result of this negative pressure, bit instead are an actual bending of the metal. So the real question is which category your "small" dent fits into - pressure or bend. Small dents can be in the pressure category but usually they are bends that can't be fixed other than by a body shop. That said some paintless dent removal companies can go in from behind and in essence massage the dent out