10pc Brace Tool Set

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.

• Thin Flexible Base - for very shallow dents with extreme changes in body contour; Flexible Base and Spine - provides flexibility shallow dents with extreme changes in body contour
• 25 mm Smooth Face - strongest possible pull and hold
• Blue Material - solid pull and vibration absorbing hold

Length: 6”/ 15.2cm

Thickness of Shaft: .190" / 4.8mm

Width of shaft: .312”/ 7.9mm

Tip width: 1-1/8”/ 2.8cm

Length: 36" (91.4cm)
Diameter: 1/2" (1.27cm)
Includes: R4 tip

1/2'' whale tail tip
3'' length of tool

12.7mm whale tail tip
76mm length of tool

The Glexo Hail Kit has been specially designed to help technicians with hail damages repair. Repairing hail is a difficult job where saving time is very important. Since Glexo cold glue can overheat during continuous operation, affecting its performance, Glexo Hail system includes redundant tabs to enable continuous working.

All PDR tabs are equipped with Glexo's patented proprietary locking system with O-ring for quick and secure installation. Can be used and are suitable for use with arbitrary slide hammer. The recommended weight of the slide hammer is 1.2kg / 2.6lb.

1 Large Smart Spring Recoil Sliding Hammer Big

6 Tabs 

Dead Center® Crease Tabs.

• Patented Dead Center Technology - the specialized neck to face ratio provides the best possible rigid center pull with flex along the edges to avoid overpulling
• 70 x 7 mm Smooth Face - allows glue to adhere for the strongest possible pull
• Ice Material - extremely strong and rigid formula allows for incredible pull strength and maximum energy transfer