PowerTec Slide Hammer - 12 Glue Pads



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The PowerTec Slide Hammer with 12 Glue Pads is designed for vehicle owners and auto body professionals seeking an effective tool for paintless dent repair (PDR). It allows for the removal of minor to moderate dents and dings without compromising the vehicle's original paintwork, offering a key benefit of preserving finish integrity. A potential caveat is that optimal results often depend on the correct application of glue and appropriate slide hammer technique, which may require practice.
| Model Part Number | 92376 |
|---|---|
| Brand | POWERTEC |
This slide hammer is best suited for minor to moderate dents and dings on vehicle body panels, such as those caused by hail, door dings, or parking lot mishaps. It is most effective on relatively flat or gently curved surfaces where the metal is not severely creased or stretched.
Yes, you need a hot melt glue gun. Power-TEC recommends their Gluematic Glue Gun (Part No. 91237) and compatible glue sticks (Part No. 92342) for optimal performance with this slide hammer.
The PowerTec Slide Hammer kit comes complete with 12 assorted glue pads.
Yes, replacement glue pads are available separately under Part No. 92378.
While primarily designed for metal vehicle bodywork, the slide hammer and glue pad system might be adaptable for minor repairs on some plastic bumpers, depending on the plastic type and the nature of the damage. Always test on an inconspicuous area first if attempting to use on plastic.
The PowerTec Slide Hammer has a length of 460mm.
After use, carefully remove any residual glue from the connector tip and pads. A plastic scraper or isopropyl alcohol can help. Store them in a clean, dry environment to maintain their effectiveness.
Ensure the surface is clean and free from dirt, grease, or wax. Make sure the hot melt glue is sufficiently hot and applied generously to the pad. Press the pad firmly onto the dent and allow adequate cooling time.
Check if the glue pad is securely attached to the slide hammer. Ensure the glue has fully hardened before pulling. Try using a different size or shape of glue pad. Make sure you are using controlled, steady pulls.
This may indicate the paint is already compromised or the pulling force is too aggressive. Use lighter, more frequent pulls. Ensure the dent is suitable for PDR. For severe damage or weak paint, consult a professional.
Use a dedicated hot melt glue remover (e.g., Power-TEC Hot Melt Glue Remover, Part No. 92341) as recommended. Isopropyl alcohol can also help soften some glues. Gently scrape with a plastic tool if necessary, avoiding damage to the paint.
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