The KECO Centipede® Crease tabs are highly versatile for use in large damage dent repair. Their linear design is engineered for repairing crease shaped panel damage along body lines—compatible with both steel and aluminum panels. Centipede tabs are ideal for repairing deep dents and complex damage. Available with both rigid and flexible spines with your choice of rigid ice or flexible blue materials, Centipede tabs are a workhorse and essential for non-invasive collision repair.
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The KECO Centipede® Crease tabs are highly versatile for use in large damage dent repair. Their linear design is engineered for repairing crease shaped panel damage along body lines—compatible with both steel and aluminum panels. Centipede tabs are ideal for repairing deep dents and complex damage. Available with both rigid and flexible spines with your choice of rigid ice or flexible blue materials, Centipede tabs are a workhorse and essential for non-invasive collision repair.
Length: 48" (1.2m)
Diameter: 5/8" (1.58cm)
Includes: R4 and H24 tip
· FAST PDR style blending hammer
· ISO metric M8 thread NOT compatible with interchangeable push tip rods
· Interchangeable stainless-steel tips
· The Magnetic handle is equipped with rubber rings to prevent the hammer from slipping during use
Length: 5”/ 12.7cm
Thickness of Shaft: .125" / 3.175mm
Width of shaft: .250”/ 6.350mm
Tip width: 3/4”/ 2.85cm
Length: 14”/ 35.5cm
Thickness of Shaft: .190" / 4.826mm
Width of shaft: .375”/ 9.525mm
Tip width: 1-1/2”/ 38.1mm
Adhesive composition (PDR cold glue) Glexo is perfect for normal application temperatures below 86°F/30°C. It promises unwavering performance across all tasks and conditions.
This PDR cold glue is designed for use with Glexo metal PDR tabs, but it can also be applied separately using specific techniques. A key characteristic of this glue is its significant non-Newtonian behavior. In other words, when you apply a quick force, the glue becomes much harder, allowing the maximum power from the PDR tool to be transferred to the surface being repaired. The leftover glue is then removed from the surface along with the majority on the tab. If you need to detach the PDR cold glue from the surface that's being fixed, you should avoid sudden movements and separate it smoothly.
