32PCS Dent Repair Glue Sticks, 0.43" Dia×8" Long Hot Melt PDR Glue Sticks, Strong Viscosity Dents Remover Paintless Dent Repair Tool for Car Body Repair Gluing Project (Black)

Specification:Material: EVA, Resin, ParaffinQuantity: 32 PCSColor: Yellow/ BlackWeight: 1.37 lbSize: 8×0.4 inchesFeature: Practical, Flexible, Heat-ResistantFit Type: Universal FitWhy do you need this dent repair glue stick?-It peels off without leaving any residue or sticky marks.-Its compact and lightweight design makes it easy to carry, store, and use when needed.-It can not only repair dents caused by minor everyday bumps but also be used to secure small interior components.

• Effective Repair: This hot-melt adhesive stick is designed for repairing dents in auto bodywork. When heated and applied to the dented area, it bonds and cures quickly while effectively protecting the paintwork from damage. The result is a natural, smooth finish, making it the ideal choice for repairs
• Premium Materials: This repair stick is made from a composite of three high-quality materials—EVA, resin, and paraffin wax—and offers excellent flexibility and elasticity. It is also heat- and corrosion-resistant, maintaining consistent performance in various climates and ensuring long-term reliability
• Quantity and Style: Each package contains 32 sticks, each 8" long and 0.43" in diameter. This ample quantity is sufficient for your daily use. Plus, yellow and black options are available, allowing you to choose the color that best matches the item you are repairing to achieve a better visual effect
• How to Use: This glue stick is designed to be heated using a glue gun. First, heat one end of the stick until it melts, then apply it to the dent in the car body and press firmly to secure it. Once the glue stick has completely cooled, simply pull outward with your hand to smooth out the dent
• Widely Applicable: This repair stick is extremely versatile and is ideal for repairing dents on all types of vehicles. In addition, its applications extend to home and office environments, where it can be used to bond a variety of materials, including wood, plastic, glass, metal, and ceramic