- CroBlissful 20 Pcs Paintless Dent Repair Glue Sticks PDR Glue Hot Sticks Paintless Dent Repair Tool for Car Restoration Remover Tool Set (Red)

Very good product sticks perfectly to the tab and to the panel

These glue sticks (black) are a must if you are planning on doing any PDR (paintless dent repair) work on vehicles. The standard glue sticks that typically come with the purchase of a glue gun (white) are not strong enough to work. The adhesion of these sticks are far superior. These are a must have if you want to perform any PDR work on your vehicle.

Works very well, should be used on cool surfaces. Will not hold if surface has been in the sun. When using pull dent slowly, take your time.

Glue works really well actually, very impressed with it just a reminder for people who buy it you have to use a crap ton in order to get the small tabs to stick on decent and even then it’s not 100 percent of the time, other than that the big tabs have no problem sticking onto the panel with this glue, but BE WARENED if you panel have been repainted and it was not done correctly this will pull the paint off. Good factory paint has no problem holding up to this glue tho

This is just a black glue stick. Nothing special. It would not pull the dent off of your vehicle. Not strong enough. Probably good for arts and crafts but definitely not designed to be used as a dent puller. Would not recommend.

Spares to keep on hand

Used this with the dent puller kit to remove a dent on my car and it worked perfectly. Just know you need a glue gun and the dent puller kit. You also don’t need an expensive kit, I got one for about $8 along with this glue

Update: I originally gave this a 1-star review, but after experimenting more, I’ve changed my opinion slightly. The glue can work fairly well — as long as you give it enough time to fully cool and harden before trying to pull. If you're working in hot weather (like 80°F+ or in direct sunlight), the glue may stay too soft to hold. In my case, I usually wait at least 5 to 10 minutes for it to become solid enough at 70 to 85 degrees in the shade. That’s not something I’ve had to do with other PDR glues, so I assume this one isn’t designed for high-temperature conditions. The seller claims the glue works in all temperatures from 70 to 100 degrees, but that wasn’t my experience. I think they should update the product description to clarify that it works best in cooler temps, or at least warn users to avoid direct sunlight or allow extra cooling time. Without that information, it’s easy to assume the glue is just weak. That said, 20 long sticks of PDR glue for 10 bucks is a pretty good deal — if you can make it work. Original Review: Way Too Weak for PDR. Can’t Pull Out Any Dents The product doesn’t work. The glue is way too weak to pull out dents. I have used 4 different types of PDR glue in the past with different strengths. And I can say that this one doesn’t even have half the strength of the weakest one. Every tab pops off the car when I tried to pull. Never had that happen with other PDR glues; I’ve always used alcohol to remove.