WilleyQuick® Chilly Willey Slide Hammer | Professional Cold Glue Slide Hammer for PDR

Purpose-Built for Cold Glue. Built to Keep You Moving.

Overview

The WilleyQuick® Chilly Willey Slide Hammer is our dedicated cold glue slide hammer, built specifically for professional Paintless Dent Repair technicians who want speed, control, and consistency from every pull.

Cold glue pulling has become an important part of hail and production PDR, but the way technicians use cold glue is different from traditional hot glue pulling. Rather than adapting a universal slide hammer to do the job, we designed the Chilly Willey specifically around the way cold glue is used every day.

At the center of the design is a dedicated fixed head intentionally sized for hail damage, light to moderate dents, and the fast production work technicians often call "gravy" hail. Instead of adding unnecessary interchangeable components, the fixed-head design keeps the connection simple, solid, and ready to pull.

That dedicated head is paired with a smooth carbon fiber shaft, longer slide travel, and a 1 lb 6.2 oz handle weight. Together, they create a slide hammer with smooth movement, controlled momentum, and the pulling power needed for repetitive cold glue work.

Every Chilly Willey also includes the WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment, helping keep the slide hammer in place when you set it down between pulls.

Whether you're knocking down a hail car, moving larger lows before finishing, or working through production repairs, the Chilly Willey is built to keep cold glue pulling fast and controlled.

Purpose-Built Fixed Head for Cold Glue Pulling

The Chilly Willey wasn't designed to be a multi-purpose slide hammer. It was built around one job: cold glue pulling.

Instead of using an interchangeable head system, the Chilly Willey features a dedicated fixed head that creates a simple, direct connection between the slide hammer and cold glue tab.

There are no heads to swap when you're moving across a hail panel and no unnecessary components added simply to make the tool perform jobs it wasn't designed around.

The head itself is intentionally compact.

Rather than using an oversized head to cover every possible application, we sized the Chilly Willey around the repairs where technicians regularly reach for cold glue, including hail damage, "gravy" hail, light to moderate dents, and production work.

It's a deliberate design choice that keeps the Chilly Willey focused on the work it was built to do.

Smooth Carbon Fiber Slide Action

Cold glue work often involves making pull after pull, so the way the slide hammer moves matters.

At the center of the Chilly Willey is a smooth carbon fiber shaft designed to provide fluid movement throughout the handle's travel.

The smooth surface allows the sliding handle to move with minimal resistance, helping create consistent movement from the beginning of the pull through impact.

That becomes especially useful during high-volume hail work. Instead of fighting a rough or inconsistent slide action, the technician can concentrate on positioning the cold glue, reading the panel, and controlling the amount of force being applied.

Whether you're making lighter controlled pulls or putting more energy into the panel, the smooth carbon fiber shaft helps keep the action predictable.

Longer Throw. More Controlled Power.

The Chilly Willey features a longer slide travel than many traditional slide hammers.

That additional travel gives the 1 lb 6.2 oz handle more distance to build momentum before impact.

For stronger pulls, you can use more of the available travel to build additional momentum. When the panel only needs a lighter pull, you can shorten your movement and control the amount of energy being transferred into the cold glue tab.

This gives technicians more control over the pull instead of making every hit feel the same.

For cold glue work, where the amount of movement you're trying to create can change significantly throughout a repair, that control matters.

It's not simply about creating a harder hit. The longer throw gives you more room to decide how much pulling force you want to create.

1 lb 6.2 oz Handle Weight

The Chilly Willey uses a 1 pound 6.2 ounce handle weight, giving the slide hammer useful moving mass for generating cold glue pulling force.

The handle weight works together with the longer throw.

Rather than relying entirely on aggressive arm movement to generate force, the handle has room to build momentum as it travels along the smooth carbon fiber shaft.

When you want more energy, use more of the available travel. When you're making a more controlled pull, shorten the movement.

That combination of handle weight, longer travel, and smooth slide action gives technicians a useful range of control while working different stages of a cold glue repair.

Balanced to Work as Fast as You Do

A good slide hammer isn't simply about how much it weighs. The weight has to work with the rest of the tool.

The Chilly Willey was designed so the 1 lb 6.2 oz handle, carbon fiber shaft, fixed head, and overall geometry work together as one system.

The handle provides the moving mass. The longer throw provides room to build momentum. The carbon fiber shaft keeps that movement smooth, and the compact fixed head keeps the business end of the tool focused on cold glue pulling.

Together, those features create the controlled, repeatable action needed when you're making pull after pull across a hail vehicle.

That balance is particularly important during production work where efficiency isn't about one massive pull. It's about establishing a consistent rhythm and being able to repeat it throughout the repair.

Built for Hail and Production Repairs

The Chilly Willey was designed around the type of repairs where cold glue can help technicians move quickly.

Its compact fixed head is particularly well suited for hail damage and "gravy" production repairs, where a technician may make a large number of cold glue pulls across a vehicle.

Instead of carrying a larger or more complicated slide hammer than the repair requires, the Chilly Willey gives you a dedicated tool optimized around cold glue.

The smooth shaft, longer throw, and 1 lb 6.2 oz handle give you the ability to adjust your pulling force as you work, while the fixed head keeps the setup simple.

Whether you're moving through an entire hail vehicle or addressing an individual dent, the Chilly Willey is ready to grab and pull.

WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment

Every Chilly Willey includes the WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment.

It's a simple addition designed around something technicians deal with every day.

Set a round slide hammer on a tool cart or workbench and it doesn't take much for it to start rolling. The Carbon Cush helps keep the Chilly Willey in place when you set it down between pulls.

It also adds a layer of protection when the slide hammer is placed on a work surface.

If you prefer the Chilly Willey without it, the Carbon Cush can be removed in seconds without affecting the performance of the slide hammer.

Professional Use Case Scenarios

High-Volume Hail Repair

The Chilly Willey is at home on a hail vehicle.

Its compact fixed head is designed around the type of repetitive cold glue pulling used during hail repairs, while the smooth carbon fiber shaft and longer throw help technicians establish a consistent pulling rhythm.

"Gravy" Hail Damage

For cleaner hail damage where cold glue can quickly move the panel, the Chilly Willey gives technicians a dedicated tool that can stay in their hand as they work across the vehicle.

There are no interchangeable heads to manage. Apply your cold glue, connect the Chilly Willey, make the pull, and keep moving.

Light to Moderate Dents

The longer throw and 1 lb 6.2 oz handle don't mean every pull needs to be aggressive.

Control how much of the available travel you use to adjust the amount of momentum going into the pull based on how the panel is responding.

Production PDR Work

When you're working through a large number of repairs, unnecessary steps add up.

The dedicated fixed-head design keeps the Chilly Willey simple and ready for cold glue pulling without requiring head changes or additional setup between pulls.

Why Buy the WilleyQuick® Chilly Willey Slide Hammer?

The Chilly Willey isn't trying to be every type of slide hammer.

It's a dedicated cold glue tool.

That distinction is important because every major part of the design can be focused on the way technicians actually use cold glue.

The compact fixed head is intentionally sized around hail and everyday production work. The smooth carbon fiber shaft provides consistent slide action. The longer throw gives you room to control momentum, while the 1 lb 6.2 oz handle weight provides the moving mass needed to create effective pulling force.

And because the head is fixed, there are no unnecessary head changes or interchangeable components to deal with when you're trying to move quickly through a hail vehicle.

Add the included WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment, and you have a slide hammer built around the small details that matter when a tool is being used all day.

The Hot Shot was designed to make hot glue pulling more versatile.

The Chilly Willey was designed to make cold glue pulling simple, smooth, and efficient.

Key Features

• Dedicated fixed head designed specifically for cold glue pulling
• Compact head optimized for hail and "gravy" production repairs
• Smooth carbon fiber shaft
• Longer throw for controlled pulling power
• 1 lb 6.2 oz handle weight
• Balanced construction
• Compact profile for excellent control
• WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment included
• Designed for repetitive professional cold glue pulling
• Built for professional Paintless Dent Repair technicians

Perfect For

• Professional cold glue pulling
• Hail damage repair
• "Gravy" hail repairs
• Light to moderate dents
• Door dings
• High-volume production PDR
• Mobile PDR technicians
• Hail technicians
• Professional Paintless Dent Repair shops

What's Included

• (1) WilleyQuick® Chilly Willey Slide Hammer
• (1) WQ Carbon Cush Anti Roll Attachment