Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) Tool Kit GEKO G02646 with 40 Pieces and Body Hammer

GEKO G02646 is a 40-piece Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) tool kit designed to remove dents from vehicle body panels without the need for repainting. The set combines a variety of PDR rods and hooks with a body hammer to allow controlled pulling and tapping of deformations on steel and aluminium panels. The tools are intended to help restore original panel shape, reach tight areas behind trim and access points, and minimise surface finishing work after dent removal.

Advantages

The kit provides a broad selection of rod profiles and hook shapes to work on different panel geometries and dent sizes, reducing the need to repeatedly change tools. Inclusion of a body hammer enables precise tapping and metal shaping to refine results after pulling. All tools are arranged for practical use when performing paintless dent repairs, enabling technicians and hobbyists to perform targeted repairs while preserving the factory paint finish and reducing repair costs.

Suitable for

• Auto body technicians performing paintless dent repair on cars and light commercial vehicles
• DIY car owners who want to remove minor dents without repainting
• Detailers and mobile repair services needing a portable PDR kit
• Workshop use for accessing and straightening panels in tight or recessed areas

Key specifications

• Number of pieces: 40 (assorted PDR rods, hooks and accessories plus body hammer)
• Tool types included: assorted PDR rods and hooks with different profiles for inside access and panel reach
• Body hammer: compact hammer suitable for light tapping and metal shaping
• Materials: metal alloy rods and steel hammer construction designed for dent repair tasks
• Storage: organized kit layout for portability and tool protection

How to use

Select the rod or hook that best fits the dent geometry and the access point behind the panel. Insert the chosen tool between the panel and inner structure, position the tip against the dented area, and use controlled leverage or pulling motion to work the metal back toward the original contour. For residual high spots or fine adjustments, use the body hammer to tap lightly from the outer surface or employ the hammer to support controlled shaping from the inside. Work gradually, checking progress frequently to avoid over-correcting the panel.

Usage recommendations

Before beginning, inspect the panel for paint damage and test access points to avoid damaging trim or connectors. Use protective pads or glue tabs where appropriate to protect the paint surface and reduce the risk of marring. For larger or complex dents, combine pulling with careful tapping and consider professional assessment if paint cracks or severe metal deformation is present.