Sounds and looks promising. Has anyone had experience with one of those? I see the ads on TV all the time.

I've heard that these actually do work well on Japanese cars since their sheetmetal is very thin. I know someone who has used it successfully on a Honda Accord.

I've heard that they don't work on Mercedes because of the thickness of the metal used. I don't know anyone who has tried it on a Mercedes so I'm not speaking on experience just what I've heard.

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Afshin

Current:
02 C32 AMG

Previous:
92 500E
84 190E 2.3 5 Spd

Being a charter member of the "fool and his money are soon parted club" I impulse bought one of these things for $29.95 at target. For that sum, I got a 1 ounce bottle of isopropyl alcohol, a cheap hot glue gun, some black glue sticks, a plastic scraper (to get the glue off) and a couple flat rubber discs on a screw. You hot glue the rubber disc to the dent, put the bridge over the screw, twist on the thumb screw and...voila...nothing happens. I tried in on several types of little dings on my Mercedes - didn't work on any of them. Instructions say it might take several trys - I tried 10 times on one ding => nothing.
I have one for sale cheap. Wanna join the club?

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1992 Black 500e
1991 Black 300te 4m
1992 Black Renntech 620sl
1979 Porsche 911sc targa

Thanks for all the info. Looks like they're not that good after all. Probably better to invest in a real ding puller.