Monstrous Yellow and Red PDR Glue Sticks (10 Pack) - High Adhesion for Precision Paintless Dent Removal – Professional Paintless Dent Repair Glue Sticks

I'm not a professional but purchased a PDR pulling kit to attempt DIY dent repair on my truck. The glue that shipped with the kit was JUNK and would not adhere to my tabs. After searching for better glue, I decided to try DentOut and it is way better than the cheap stuff. I'm in the deep south so the Red version is be a good fit but I purchased the yellow/red pack so that I could use when temperature lowers during the winter. The glue is easy to use and melts around 185 degrees. The sticks are really long which would be great for professional use but for someone who is only using for a few dents may be way to long so I ended up cutting into smaller lengths. I will affirm that this glue is really good quality and adhered to both my vehicle and tabs and I was able to make successful pulls. Since I'm not a professional, I'm still unable to completely pull out 2 small dents in my truck but it is not due to this glue which is working as expected. I have come to the conclusion that PDR is for professionals or for somebody who has had some training and experience.

Great product with excellent adhesion. The glue sticks that come with many dent repair kits are garbage. These stick in all temperature and humidity conductions and quickly repair minor dents.

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I am a 10 year paintless dent repair tech. I only ordered the Red because I ran out of Tab Weld (which is regarded by many techs as the best there is) because these guys offered same or next day delivery and I'm in the middle of a hail car. Time is money. The best test of PDR glue is how well it works with the smallest of glue tabs. I thought my 5mm tabs were worthless until today. Outstanding! And quite a bit less expensive, even more so when you consider that you will use less glue with more productive pulls. I could see this glue potentially pulling paint more often. Time will tell. BTW, I didn't see it here or on their website, so I asked: Red is for high temp/summer, yellow is for low temp/winter. And for the novice, don't expect this to work on non-automotive surfaces or even ceramic coated vehicles (buff off with compound, glue pull, then reapply). It may work on some other painted surfaces (at the risk of pulling paint), but you should expect poor results on bare metal. This is my new go to summer glue. I'll update this winter after I try their yellow.

Very disappointed, was hoping this was the magic bullet. Just another waste of money. I haven’t found a single glue stick strong enough to pull even a small dent. I switched back to an electric stud puller, at least they hold as designed.

Both the red and yellow hold really well. Way better than the glue that came with the pdr kit I bought. They held a little better if you add some glue around the tab once you have it in place.

They’re a good size, feel durable, easy to use depending on your glue gun, and appear to be good quality, however the value for the money is just not there. For some reason these are less sticky than other types I’ve used, really disappointed, went with another brand this time around.

I pick up a separate PDR kit to work out a larger dent in my van. The glue that came with the kit was no better than regular hot glue and would not hold very well. After doing some research I saw that this brand was well reviewed and I thought it was worth a shot. It did the job very well. The DentOut has very good suction power and when used in conjunction with tools in my PDR kit it got the job done. The dent in my van was not some small hail or stone dent. It was a crumpled in point which was smashed in more than an inch. With effort and this glue I was able to pull it fully out and re-round the curve in the panel to look relatively like new. The DentOut was also not to hard to clean off the tools or car. I used isopropanol (rubbing alcohol) to loosen the glue and it made easy to remove so I could set up the next part I was going to work on. I very much recommend these glue sticks i you have to do any dent removal. They hold well and let you apply the right tension to get the dents fixed.

These PDR glue sticks have good strong adhesion and give strong pulls. I was able to pull out a dent crease in a B pillar. Also a good temp range between 40 F to 70 F.

Wasn’t strong enough to pull out the dent, glue kept failing

This adheres really well for dent pulling' but releases really easily with the application of isopropyl alcohol. Does what it says on the tin, I recommend this.