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Do-it-yourself dent repair.(CR cars)

Consumer Reports

| February 01, 2004 | COPYRIGHT 2003 Consumers Union of the United States, Inc. (Hide copyright information)Copyright

Fixing even a small dent or cling in your car can cost hundreds of dollars and tie up your vehicle for a day or longer. A quicker, less-expensive alternative is a do-it-yourself kit sold through television infomercials or on the Internet for as little as $20. Advertising for the kits claims that you may be able to restore certain types of dents to perfect or near-perfect condition.

Our tests of two kits, Ding King and DentOut, showed that both worked about the same, but the Ding King's lower price makes it a better value. We also liked the adjustable feet on the Ding King's pulling bridge. Either kit is worth trying, although they are limited in use and we found it …

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