Simoniz Pops-a-dent

SnakeEyeSS · January 5, 2004

does it work? it looks like a cheaper version of the professional paintless dent repair, I've got about 5-7 little hail size dings on my BMW total, and I want them out. for $30, seems like agood deal if it works. 30 day money back, think I should try? OR would it be like most rebates and you'd never see your money again?!?

YOu guys seens this is any stores? thats help, then you'd have a place to return it too!

www.popsadent.com

tmf6902 · January 5, 2004

I have always thought...if it has "As seen on TV" on the box, it's probably worthless. Excluding of course the Flowbee Home Hair Cutting System.

tmf.....let us know how it works though, I have a couple hail dings it would be nice to get rid of for 30 bucks.

tmf

SnakeEyeSS · January 5, 2004

actually it's only $20. I'm just wondering if I'd get my money back if it didn't work. I've had a LOT of trouble with getting reabte money(as in, I never got it). Might get it in a few weeks.

I could make money with that, charge my friends $5 bucks a dent.....

MountaineerTom · January 5, 2004

I bought one of those Ding Kings when I had some dents in my drivers door. I got it at Sears for less than $15. I figured I'd give it a try for that price. Although it didn't work real well for my dents, I think it would do pretty good on a dent in an area where there were no major curves of creases.

SnakeEyeSS · January 5, 2004

I used some product review websites to fid a review by good house keeping that said its pretty good for shopping cars dents(the ding king).

I found the Simoniz version at "Discount Depot" for 15.88, it's supposed to be better than ding king because it's arched bridge is supposed to elminate chance of further damage. I think I'll buy it in a week or two.

$23 after S&H