Paintless Dent Repair Induction Kit GEKO (5-piece) for PDR, induction dent removal set

Induction PDR kit by GEKO is a 5-piece paintless dent repair set designed to assist in removing small to medium dents on vehicle body panels without repainting. The kit uses induction heating to expand metal locally, making it easier to manipulate and return panels to their original shape. The set is intended for use by technicians in workshops or mobile repair services and complements traditional PDR tools when thermal assistance is required.

Advantages

The GEKO induction dent removal set provides controlled, non-contact heating to expand metal quickly and uniformly, reducing the risk of damaging paint or clearcoat compared with direct flame methods. Its compact five-piece configuration offers versatility for a range of panel sizes and dent types while remaining portable for on-site repairs. Using induction assists in faster dent return and can minimize the need for forceful pulling or hammering, preserving the original panel finish.

Suitable for

• Removing small to medium dents on steel body panels
• Paintless dent repair procedures that require localized thermal expansion
• Workshop and mobile PDR technicians performing panel straightening
• Situations where paint and clearcoat preservation are important

Key specifications

• Kit composition: five induction attachments designed for different contact areas
• Function: induction heating to cause controlled metal expansion for dent removal
• Application: automotive body panels, exterior metal surfaces compatible with induction heating
• Portability: compact set suitable for mobile and workshop use

How to use

Position the appropriate induction attachment near the dented area and apply short bursts of induction heating until the metal expands and becomes more receptive to shaping. Combine induction heating with standard PDR techniques—such as gentle pushing from behind or controlled pulling from the front—to guide the metal back to its original contour. Allow the panel to cool between heating cycles and monitor paint condition to avoid overheating. Follow safety guidelines for induction equipment and use appropriate personal protective equipment.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test on a small inconspicuous area first to determine the correct heating duration for the panel thickness and paint type. Use moderate, incremental heating and pair induction with standard PDR tools to preserve paint integrity and achieve a smooth finish.