Sealey RE012 Instruction Manual
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To set up the Sealey RE012 Dent Puller, first ensure all components are present. Assemble the puller by attaching the slide hammer to the pulling claw or glue pads, depending on the dent location. Ensure all connections are secure before use.
The Sealey RE012 Dent Puller is effective for small to medium-sized dents on flat or slightly curved metal surfaces, typically found on car doors, hoods, and fenders.
Yes, the Sealey RE012 Dent Puller can be used on aluminum panels. However, extra care should be taken as aluminum can be more prone to stretching. Adjust the pulling force accordingly.
Regularly clean the puller components with a dry cloth to remove dust and debris. Lubricate the slide hammer shaft periodically to ensure smooth operation. Check for any signs of wear or damage before each use.
Ensure that the pulling claw or glue pads are properly aligned and securely attached. Clean the surface of the metal to remove any dirt or residue that might affect adhesion. Verify that the adhesive has cured sufficiently if using glue pads.
Using heat is not necessary for all dents. However, applying gentle heat can help in working with stubborn dents or in colder environments to make the metal more pliable.
Wear safety goggles to protect your eyes from any flying debris. Ensure the area is clear of bystanders. Use the tool on stable, flat surfaces to prevent slipping during use.
Ensure the metal surface is clean and dry before application. Use a high-quality adhesive and allow it to cure for the recommended time. Warming the glue pads slightly can also improve adhesion.
Store the dent puller in a dry, cool place to prevent rust and damage. Keep it in its original case or a designated tool drawer to protect it from dust and accidental damage.
The Sealey RE012 is not recommended for use on plastic panels as the pulling force may crack or deform the plastic. It is designed for use on metal surfaces.