A local pawn shop has a Motor Guard stud welder/dent puller kit. It has both the slide hammer and the stud welder. I think the one below from amazon is the kit, but would have to go back to be sure.
http://www.amazon.com/Motorguard-JLM1500-Magna-Spot-1500/dp/B00124QB4M/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hi_1
It has the two main tools, the case and a bunch of studs. They are wanting 169 or so. I know that is cheaper than new(on amazon at least), but is it a good or at least ok deal? And even more important is it a good tool? And can I do the same thing for cheaper or at least improvise the stud welder combo somehow, since I already have a welder? Will it be that much better than the cheap harbor freight unit? I just need it for very light duty work.
I have a few dents to pull on my caddy where the backside access is limited. Plus a good crease in the back driver's side door right near the front where you can't easily get to the backside. The advantage of buying it from the pawnshop is I can put it on layaway pretty cheap. They have worked with me a bunch.
I debated putting this here or in garage tools, but since it is a specific body tool I thought this was the best place.
http://www.amazon.com/Motorguard-JLM1500-Magna-Spot-1500/dp/B00124QB4M/ref=pd_sim_sbs_hi_1
It has the two main tools, the case and a bunch of studs. They are wanting 169 or so. I know that is cheaper than new(on amazon at least), but is it a good or at least ok deal? And even more important is it a good tool? And can I do the same thing for cheaper or at least improvise the stud welder combo somehow, since I already have a welder? Will it be that much better than the cheap harbor freight unit? I just need it for very light duty work.
I have a few dents to pull on my caddy where the backside access is limited. Plus a good crease in the back driver's side door right near the front where you can't easily get to the backside. The advantage of buying it from the pawnshop is I can put it on layaway pretty cheap. They have worked with me a bunch.
I debated putting this here or in garage tools, but since it is a specific body tool I thought this was the best place.