Paintless dent removers

[25v6turbo]

Got a couple of parking dings I want to remove,nothing big but just annoying anyone suggest a DIY kit that's actually worth buying?

[steveo3002]

its one job worth paying a pro for ....very skilled job to get it a1

[STUNO]

+1 they are really good on Dings and dents ,provided the metal is not crumpled. You do need to find a good operator though !

[xtriple]

One of the few things the South West is blessed with is quite a few decent guys with the spoons. I have used three or four different guys over the years and they have all been great at their jobs and it is truly invisible when done. I do have a 'Dent King' set though which was used once on a motorbike tank as no one wanted to try on it, it worked really well and what was quite a sizeable dent came out to 'nearly' perfect. That was purchased from eBay and was about a tenner.

[vulgalour]

I want to get two of the doors on the Rover done but I suspect buying replacement doors would be cheaper by quite some margin.  Haven't had any success removing the sort of dents my doors have without damaging the paint so far, so it's a job I would pay someone else to do if they genuinely could.

[purplebargeken]

Have used a dent removal service before, cracking job made. Better than DIY pullers by a country mile. 

[oldcars]

Get a pro to do it, its not as expensive as you would think.

[NorfolkNWeigh]

Have to agree with the consensus here, the best way to find one that's both good and reasonably priced is to ask some local independent car dealers. They'll all have a 'Dent Man' in their phones. Chances are he won't turn up in brand new sign written van that he's paying the franchisor £1000 a month for either.