VEVOR Dent Puller - 85cm

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The VEVOR Dent Puller 85cm is an essential tool for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts looking to perform professional-grade paintless dent repair on door dings and hail damage. By utilizing an 85cm lever bar, users gain high-precision control and leverage, though the tool requires a degree of manual skill and patience to master the technique without damaging the vehicle's paintwork.
| Model Part Number | SS-GZ-SCBHS11885 |
|---|---|
| Brand | VEVOR |
This tool is primarily designed for minor to moderate dents. Deep, sharp creases may require professional body shop techniques or specialized tools.
The tool includes an EVA shockproof pad to protect the paint. However, always ensure the contact area is clean before use to avoid scratching the surface with trapped dirt.
The VEVOR Dent Puller weighs 3.3 kg, making it lightweight and easy to handle for extended periods.
Yes, it is suitable for DIY enthusiasts, though we recommend practicing on a scrap panel first to master the leverage and pulling pressure.
Use a clean, dry cloth to wipe down the aluminum alloy surfaces. Do not use harsh chemicals that could degrade the protective padding.
The lever bar is 85 cm long, providing significant reach for various vehicle panels.
Ensure the adhesive tabs are properly cured or the claw hooks are securely attached. Check the swivel foot to ensure it is resting on a flat, stable part of the panel.
Ensure you are using the correct pulling technique. Try adjusting the swivel foot angle to increase leverage and ensure the pulling force is applied directly perpendicular to the dent.
To set up the unit, ensure the swivel foot is locked into the desired angle relative to the curvature of the panel. Verify that the 6-claw hook is centered before applying tension.
Compatibility: This tool is designed for automotive bodywork and is compatible with standard paintless dent repair (PDR) pulling tabs.
Care Instructions: After every use, wipe the aluminum frame with a clean, dry cloth to remove any debris. Inspect the EVA pad for wear; if the pad becomes damaged, replace it immediately to prevent metal-on-paint contact. Store the tool in a dry, temperature-controlled environment to prevent oxidation of the alloy.