The Pro PDR Kit $1450 including GST for Australia
(Other countries less 10%)
Here is what you get in the kit along with a short description
Tap down tool:- This tool is used to tap down high spots sometimes made unintentionally while removing very difficult dents, pushing in the wrong spot, or just trying to work too fast. It will also tap down upward dents caused by a boot lid being closed on something too big, or bonnets closed with something left on top of the engine.
Place the tool on top of the high spot and give it a sharp tap with the handle of the trim clip removal tool.
Hanging links:- These hook into holes or slots in bonnet and boot frames. A rod is passed through the link and you now have some leverage to work on the dent.
Vise grips:- Two of these are used when removing hail damage from a car roof. You pull down the rubber door seal and clamp them onto the weld seam and pass the hail hanger through. This provides good positive leverage and support for your rods and bars.
If you only have a few roof dents to remove; just clamp one on and pass your rod through it. You can use one of these clamps in many other areas where you don't have any support or leverage for your tool.
The other clamp has been modified to remove dents along wheel arches and other edges.
Set of eight door slip tools:- There is a left and right tool for the wide bodied doors on most cars, and a left and right for the narrow doors on vehicles like twin cab utes and some older cars. There is also a short set for difficult dents high up in a door that can cause a bit of fatigue after a while if you persisted with a long tool, as your arm would be up high and control would be less. The straight slip tool is intended to get into intrusion bar gaps, and the thin bendable will get you right into the most narrow and difficult gaps.
Long splayed end rod:- This gives you a long reach into a narrow gap.
Long thin quarter bar: - One example of it's use is when you reach right up into a quarter panel only to find that there is another reinforcing panel there with a small gap. This tool will get you in.
Hail hanger:- Part of the leverage system used to remove hail damage.
Medium splayed end tool:- Use this to get around the edges of doors and under bonnet frame gaps. Also to remove sharp dents and creases.
Dent Punch:- Sometimes you need to punch out a very nasty, sharp dent from behind. You can get it started with this and then finish it off with a rod.
Long heavy quarter bar:- This is used where a long reach or a lot of force is needed. You would use this bar a lot removing hail damage from the center areas of roofs and bonnets.
Quarter bar:- One of the most commonly used tools. Used to push out any open access dent.
Very small rods:- These tools are used to get into slots in boot and bonnet frames etc.
Slim bendable door slip tool:- Lower window and insert wedges. This tool will access dents behind intrusion bars, under boot and bonnet frames and similar narrow gaps.
Door jammer:- This devise will hold doors, boots and bonnets open where you want in order to work from the underside. When removing dents it is most important that whatever you are working on is kept absolutely still in order to be in full control.
Small splayed end tool:- Used to remove close dents in gaps etc. Insert tool and remove dents with a twisting action.
Set of three medium rods:- These are used to get into areas that are a bit small for a quarter bar or where you need to work close up and a bigger bar would be uncomfortable.
A fully comprehensive description and uses of our tools is supplied with your purchase. |
