Been doing bodywork for close to forty years , never thought this would be possible, the knowledge , patience and skill displayed here is off the charts , I don’t think most people watching this really understand how incredible this is , I’m super impressed.
I have been a heavy collision tech for many years and would have never believed it had I not seen for myself. There are countless metalmen out there but you my friend are a true craftsman !!!
Round of applause for the few thousandths of an inch layer of clearcoat and paint that is capable of withstanding ALOT of force with glued on pulling tools!
I worked at a paintless dent repair shop for 2 year ...but NOBODY I knew had this talent! this was top notch!.....I am blown away by this great craftsman in the video and I worked in this industry
Umm...it's this kind of old (I'm old) thinking that has me spinning....I'm trying to get away from even the ridiculous word perfection...its completely subjective, unachievable and absolutely gets in the way of whats important....far more important than the myth of "perfect craftsmanship"...it's finishing. You have to finish. Use the wrong words for a person like myself and you end up with a lifetime of potential and a garage full of "perfect projects" that couldn't meet the criteria and were never finished. Just piled up regrets for even the inspiration to start them. I now make the commitment to finish what I start whatever the final outcome. Further, because I suck, I also have to commit to finishing them ON TIME. That daggone word causes lateness that causes a bad taste for the end user regardless of the finish..."I needed it then, not now"...because I was chasing a ghost for two extra months. Thank god for youtube and generous artists to help work out these kinks. Cheers
Absolutely the best PDR channel I've ever come across. The energy and enthusiasm of what you do is contagious and necessary. We should do what we do with all our heart. The instructions and explanations of the methods used to move the metal are second to none.....and tell us how the applied forces work to relieve tension in the metal. So excited to watch how you apply sound principles and practices to restore the metal to production line perfection.
@@magellanmax thats what body shops are supposed to do insurance companies are multi billion dollar institutions they can afford it. Also nothing is better then a new panel
Wow! After 35 years of doing autobody and paint I thought I was pretty good. After watching you, I have a long way to go. You are a master. Thanks for the video and the teaching.
New to this channel and I’m so happy I found it! I’ve been doing bodywork for some time and every time I look online for answers to some questions I have the people never explain it or show what I’m looking for and here you are explaining everything so perfectly! Thank you so much! I learned so much just from this video!
This is just pure artistry. The amount of knowledge to even know where to start pulling from, let alone coming up with the technique of simultaneous pulling and custom pulling apparatus... well the results speak for themselves. Astounding edit: I'm curious the total amount of time spent of this and the total cost. As far as I'm concerned, this type of restoration work is priceless
Always rewarding to watch a master perform his craft. You can tell this guy owns a wealth of experience, knows his tools inside and out, can visualize a solution where even his competitors cannot, and has practiced the skills to make it happen. Bravo.
Or the competitors CAN visualise the best cost effective solution but instead recommend the one that would bring in the most Profit to them (making the job bigger etc). That is the world we live in. As the years go by I realise people today are more manipulative/greedy/lack self control/self discipline and more willing to trade anything for money.
New subscriber…I’ve been cutting and polishing vehicles for over 30 years and have never been blown away like I just was! My hats off to you! I am now back to school! Good lookin out! RA California, Fresno
Don't be fooled for a second that the average DIY-er like you and me can pull this kind of thing off watching this video. This is a reflection of deep experience of a master craftsman. Knowing when, where and how much to apply pressure is key to this job and each case is different from the other.
Yes I believe what you’re saying , for me as a hobby love to work on cars and I have some idea on body work 🤔but this is definitely good the man is got it. I’m not jealous I’m just impressed and it’s nice of him to share. Somebody hit my wife 2010 Subaru Driver door so before I go and pay $3000 for the job or 550 for a replacement door I was looking for some inspiration
Dude is a full-on artist. He could be repairing antique furniture or sculpting or retouching a Picasso. He just happens to work on cars. This is what’s meant by a master craftsman.
@@powderedmeat6275 me too over 25 years professional body repairs and I have never seen a Pdr man with such supernatural skills the man is a true wizard at his art
I think these kind of procedures are great for the owners of the car, it gives them the option of cheaper repair based on their financial situation. Quarter panel replacement is very expansive
@@julioramossilva3968 - You can see slight ripples on the ridge... but the point is not to be perfect but to be as close as possible. Also this guy got it closer than most could with that kind of damage so that is why its impressive.
Wow, I have seen small dents repaired with minimal work, but never would I have expected this to be repaired without filler and a repaint. New subscriber, thanks
THIS is what valuable work is! This is the people I respect! Not these Influencers and Streamers sitting on their arses complaining how hard and tough their job is. WELL DONE! Wish we had people like you here.
The great knoledge and artist! I watch this video again and I notice that I learn always something new. Thank you, Ken! I am very grateful to you! Dragan from Serbia
I’m new to your channel. I use to be a professional detailer and was a perfectionist or so I thought. You are a master, a true artist to your craft, kudos and I hope more young men take up this very needed trade .
"25 years working in sheet metal and paint, I was totally impressed with his work, I am starting in the pdr world and I never thought this kind of blow could be recovered. My respects, greetings from Spain.
That was hands down the most amazing repair I have ever seen in my life. This guy is the David Blaine of auto repair. This is obviously an art for this gentleman.....you can tell by the way he describes his motions as he finesse the metal like Magneto of XMen. Wow.....just wow. #GOAT
This is the first video I’ve seen from your channel. I realize that this is for you another Tuesday, but it’s always fascinating to see an expert plying his trade. This is excellent work and such a great explanation and narration of the whole process. Thanks!
Ive seen dent repairs before and im always in shock. When this popped up on my recommended i had to watch. You sir have done a fantastic job, this is real skilled labor right here. Have a pat in the back. Good job, good job, good job,
Subscribed. Never saw this before. A trailer got away from me and dented my mint box on my 1994 F-350 and I have agonized over how to repair this. I doubt I will ever be able to replicate this from this video but it gives me hope. Just amazing on how even the paint survived all of this, never mind the metal being stretched.
New subscriber, son of a 50 yr..."old school" body guy. He was never paintless but a master at his craft. Watching you is a different art, truly satisfying to watch. Well done!
When you see that one person who stays humble and rises above the rest. You are that guy. We can all learn something from you, regardless of profession. Incredible work!
Hi I'm just new to your channel, and I'm very excited to see this which I have never done in panel beating and denting carriers. Keep teaching thank you
20 year autobody technician, painter, body shop manager and owner i will be the first to say Great job this takes someone with extreme skill and talent !!!!
I have no words when you posted your videos not only for the finished work but for how clean you manipulate the metal without pimple. I am tired to see thousands of PDR videos in CZcams along the years but you and another few ones are the GOATS. Awsome job my friend like always.
Thank you Victor!! Like I mentioned toward the end of my video I do not glass out Wholesale work or push to paint.. I only glass out retail work that’s when I’m really getting paid.. so on my channel you will get a mix of the not so perfect and some perfect..
As a body man of 30 years im very impressed. I havent seen anyone make the wooden clamps. I like watching pdr because it helps me. I could straighten that quarter but Never paintless. Again. Great job
That would normally need a new panel because people are not skilled in this area. You are one in a small bunch with a talent and deserve a premium for your work. Much respect
Knowing the behavior of metals relating to form (in this case automotive form) you add to this skill set your ability to effectively communicate to the viewer resulting in an educational format that is outstanding...naturally, I subscribed!
Been a heavy rebuilder for 45 years , I always try to pick first . You Sir , are the master ! I'm really kinda jealous . I'll be back , looking for more .
Yeah, I went through years of school and OJT and got a degree in paint/fender/body, and when I would ask about PDR, a lot of the guys would scoff and say it was fine for small dents, or maybe after hail storms. They'd all want to remove/replace fenders, cut/weld/fill/sand/paint QP/SP and door skins. I'd ask them why they don't try to manipulate the dent and make at least reuse the original fenders etc. Most would say it was easier and faster to do it their way. I'd still hold on to the old parts and practice manipulating the metal, but if I had been able to see this channel when I was still working there and going to school, I think I would have been able to convince the instructor as well as the owner of the body shop I was working at to train me on it. I'm not knocking the other way at all and understand that in certain instances it is definitely needed. However, an alternative is always nice to have.
@@jmackinjersey1 I remember reading about this technique of repairing small dents years ago. This method of dent repair has improved and progressed beyond repairing just door dings.
Amazing. If I Hadn't seen it, I wouldn't have believed it possible. So many youtube videos about Japanese bow-makers, unique artisans producing delicate porcelain etc. This skill level is up there with those guys.
Uhhh, WOW! That was amazing. Reading the physics of a dent like that and then knowing how to tackle it is incredible. Then the finished product is just mind blowing. Great work is an understatement. I'm beyond words.
I'm here to look at fixing a quarter-sized dent in my new car hood and I see this example of mastery. I'd never attempt that dent unless I knew what you know and had all the tools. Great work...
Every single panel on my car has been folded completely in half. Panel shops said I should just write my car off. Dent Discount comes along....yeah, I can fix that. 😂😂😂😂 You sir, are a freaking neurosurgeon. Amazing work. 😊
I've been a Body Technician for over 10 years. I would have never guessed something like this was even possible. Ive never seen your videos before. But I am definitely going to watch more.
The most amazing part to me is the paint, it's flexibility. The fact of seeing the paint "stretched" to such a degree and then manipulated back, without a crack is incredible.
I have seen all sorts of repairs from fibre glass, carbon fibre welding and body filler . What you do is magic the results are unbelievable. Keep up the good work
You've got to be kidding me WOW, You are a Rembrandt of body work, pure Genius. Whatever you charge for that it is in no way near enough. You my man are PRICELESS!!!
Hey guys do you now where can I learn this job or any trainings?thanks
Learning Dent repair link per request www.39-mobile-paintless-dent-repair-cost-san-jose.com/beginner-pdr-level-training/
Look into a local community college in your area. Most have a auto collision program.
@@Finny869 thanks
Anybody else got randomly recommended this video and watched it all the way?
RD thank you for your comment
Yeah crazy...
Same...I'm impressed
Ive seen this comment in other vids ....
Yup.
Been doing bodywork for close to forty years , never thought this would be possible, the knowledge , patience and skill displayed here is off the charts , I don’t think most people watching this really understand how incredible this is , I’m super impressed.
Hector thank you so much 40years you could probably teach me some things
Same here 40 years and that's a expensive hit . Insurance companies would give me a new panel .
Its just the factor r u risking working half a day on this and what if it fails so safer to go with just bodywork filler paint or a new panel
I appreciate the skill. You're an artist. A surgeon
I tried removing as simple dent and it took me forever and the dent is still there
Completely crazy to witness, the skill level here is huge. Honestly looked like an impossible job.
I'm surprised the man's insurance company didn't write the car off !
In fact it's the council's insurance company who paid and I wonder why ?
I have been a heavy collision tech for many years and would have never believed it had I not seen for myself. There are countless metalmen out there but you my friend are a true craftsman !!!
This guy deserves to be acknowledged as a master craftsman and an artist.
I will acknowledge
is there even anyone in doubt?
He's not Superman.
He's Picasso!
Like brain surgery.
he is a Doctor
This is not a professional job, it is a piece of art!
Thank you
It's definitely both!
Round of applause for the few thousandths of an inch layer of clearcoat and paint that is capable of withstanding ALOT of force with glued on pulling tools!
I worked at a paintless dent repair shop for 2 year ...but NOBODY I knew had this talent! this was top notch!.....I am blown away by this great craftsman in the video and I worked in this industry
How much would something like this cost ?
I'm a body shop owner. I've never seen anyone this good in my life. Good job man
I've done body work for a lot of years and I've never seen anyone do something like that that's amazing
Rick thank you so much for your comment I really appreciate it
Yes it is!
Same
@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop Can i be ur apprentice??
That is next level my friend. I’ve been doing this for a while and I’m totally impressed with your creativity and willingness to adapt. Awesome.
Wow, thank you!
This is insane. It looked like a total impossibility, but the metal was forced to surrender to his will, and he makes it look easy. Awesome video. 👍
Metal is liquid
after all.. he is the "Metal Mentalist" LOL
You're a true artist. Seriously, this is an artwork. Not a repair
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Thank you for your comment I appreciate it and you are spot on.
@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop I cant believe this,,
@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop where are you from,,I have never seen anything like this before,,you have done a great job
@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop It will be a dream come true if learn from you.
Amazing great work
To not settle for "good" but going for perfection, is the mark of a true craftsman.. well done.
I'm only an onlooker but I can recognise good workmanship when I see it . Craftsmanship of the highest quality
Umm...it's this kind of old (I'm old) thinking that has me spinning....I'm trying to get away from even the ridiculous word perfection...its completely subjective, unachievable and absolutely gets in the way of whats important....far more important than the myth of "perfect craftsmanship"...it's finishing. You have to finish. Use the wrong words for a person like myself and you end up with a lifetime of potential and a garage full of "perfect projects" that couldn't meet the criteria and were never finished. Just piled up regrets for even the inspiration to start them. I now make the commitment to finish what I start whatever the final outcome. Further, because I suck, I also have to commit to finishing them ON TIME. That daggone word causes lateness that causes a bad taste for the end user regardless of the finish..."I needed it then, not now"...because I was chasing a ghost for two extra months.
Thank god for youtube and generous artists to help work out these kinks.
Cheers
Absolutely the best PDR channel I've ever come across. The energy and enthusiasm of what you do is contagious and necessary. We should do what we do with all our heart. The instructions and explanations of the methods used to move the metal are second to none.....and tell us how the applied forces work to relieve tension in the metal. So excited to watch how you apply sound principles and practices to restore the metal to production line perfection.
Thank you for your comment
Outstanding craftsmanship 💯👍💪i hope to be this good one day
This is amazing. Never thought that kind of damaged could be repaired like that. Pay this man.
I don’t even know how this was possible. My mind is absolutely blown wow
The down votes are from body shops that would've chopped off the quarter panel and charged the insurance company an arm & a leg.
@@magellanmax thats what body shops are supposed to do insurance companies are multi billion dollar institutions they can afford it. Also nothing is better then a new panel
Wow! After 35 years of doing autobody and paint I thought I was pretty good. After watching you, I have a long way to go. You are a master. Thanks for the video and the teaching.
New to this channel and I’m so happy I found it! I’ve been doing bodywork for some time and every time I look online for answers to some questions I have the people never explain it or show what I’m looking for and here you are explaining everything so perfectly! Thank you so much! I learned so much just from this video!
Post videos of the work you do?
This is just pure artistry. The amount of knowledge to even know where to start pulling from, let alone coming up with the technique of simultaneous pulling and custom pulling apparatus... well the results speak for themselves. Astounding
edit: I'm curious the total amount of time spent of this and the total cost. As far as I'm concerned, this type of restoration work is priceless
I'm a automotive painter and let me tell you that's some of the best pdr work I've seen in a long time
Willklaes thank you so much for your comment I really appreciate it
I had him do some roof rail work on my car several years ago and he did a fantastic job. A real talent.
Yeah anywhere I've ever worked that would've been a brand new salvage quarter panel.
Fifthteen years in this busines and you left me speechless....Amazing job and golden hands! Cheers!
Ever!
Always rewarding to watch a master perform his craft. You can tell this guy owns a wealth of experience, knows his tools inside and out, can visualize a solution where even his competitors cannot, and has practiced the skills to make it happen. Bravo.
Awesome 👍. See everyone it's a "CRAFT" NOT AN ARTFORM.
Thank you my friend I appreciate it
I agree 100%
Or the competitors CAN visualise the best cost effective solution but instead recommend the one that would bring in the most Profit to them (making the job bigger etc).
That is the world we live in. As the years go by I realise people today are more manipulative/greedy/lack self control/self discipline and more willing to trade anything for money.
This video left me speechless! a spunky performance.
Bravo Man of Steel!!
You sir are an artist, I cannot believe how perfect it came out.
I’ve been an insurance adjuster for almost 15 years now with a major company and have never seen anything like this! Speechless.
It is very rare that I’m truly amazed by what professionals can do, but I’m beyond amazed! Well done!
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Jaw dropped. Your level of presentation somehow matched the level of your dent repair. 5 stars all the way. God blessed you. No typo.
New subscriber…I’ve been cutting and polishing vehicles for over 30 years and have never been blown away like I just was! My hats off to you! I am now back to school! Good lookin out!
RA
California, Fresno
Don't be fooled for a second that the average DIY-er like you and me can pull this kind of thing off watching this video. This is a reflection of deep experience of a master craftsman. Knowing when, where and how much to apply pressure is key to this job and each case is different from the other.
Yes I believe what you’re saying , for me as a hobby love to work on cars and I have some idea on body work 🤔but this is definitely good the man is got it.
I’m not jealous I’m just impressed and it’s nice of him to share.
Somebody hit my wife 2010 Subaru Driver door so before I go and pay $3000 for the job or 550 for a replacement door
I was looking for some inspiration
Dude is a full-on artist. He could be repairing antique furniture or sculpting or retouching a Picasso. He just happens to work on cars. This is what’s meant by a master craftsman.
@@powderedmeat6275 me too over 25 years professional body repairs and I have never seen a Pdr man with such supernatural skills the man is a true wizard at his art
I would have never believed this was possible to repair without a replacement panel. Very impressive.
It is not if you check for rela you will see paint damage, its not perfect.
Still better then bodywork by far
I too believe the quarter panel should be replaced.
I think these kind of procedures are great for the owners of the car, it gives them the option of cheaper repair based on their financial situation. Quarter panel replacement is very expansive
@@julioramossilva3968 - You can see slight ripples on the ridge... but the point is not to be perfect but to be as close as possible. Also this guy got it closer than most could with that kind of damage so that is why its impressive.
You are a true master. Mad respect!! Wish I had access to your skills.
Wow, I have seen small dents repaired with minimal work, but never would I have expected this to be repaired without filler and a repaint. New subscriber, thanks
Been in the body shop business for 25 years and wow I never thought this could be possible. Great job my man!
true, not possible ))
@@jp2en maybe the before is actually the after
haha after 25 years you should know that this is fake
You broke the laws of physics and it's perfect
Thank you Kudret I appreciate your comment
Nope, he just BENT them.
THIS is what valuable work is! This is the people I respect! Not these Influencers and Streamers sitting on their arses complaining how hard and tough their job is. WELL DONE! Wish we had people like you here.
The great knoledge and artist! I watch this video again and I notice that I learn always something new. Thank you, Ken! I am very grateful to you!
Dragan from Serbia
I never in a million years would have thought that dent could be repaired. Excellent work! That's some real skill
Reese thank you for your comment
Ikr! That's on the unibody, most times that car is a total loss.
This guy is from a whole different breed. Incredible
Grays garage thank you for your comment I really appreciate it
I’m new to your channel. I use to be a professional detailer and was a perfectionist or so I thought. You are a master, a true artist to your craft, kudos and I hope more young men take up this very needed trade .
It's always a pleasure to watch a true artisan doing such a fine job, keep it up!
"25 years working in sheet metal and paint, I was totally impressed with his work, I am starting in the pdr world and I never thought this kind of blow could be recovered.
My respects, greetings from Spain.
Rrfiber thank you very much for your comment I really appreciate that
As a 20 year painter/bodyman. I have to say, that was impressive. Fantastic work man!
Alpha thank you for your comment I appreciate it
This gives me inspiration to fix my Jetta. What I lack in tools, I make up for in persistence. Thank you for this 🤘🏻
This randomly came up in my feed. You sir are an artist! Very impressive!
Thank you very much!
Watching this puts me in that weird zone where I think “I could do this!” but also “There is absolutely no way I could do this!”
Not a chance my guy! My bro is one of the best PDR guys in the area and he probably won’t even touch it!
Lol. Video is so fake. It’s literally impossible to pdr this. And no way you are replicating that stamped factory steel line. This needs a body shop.
Oh hell yes I could do it....even faster. Mine would look like a hunk of crap but I could do it. ...kinda
@@nedanother9382 Same. I “fixed” my girlfriend’s fender a few years ago - you can still see all the custom hammer marks!
I'm totally with you there.
That was hands down the most amazing repair I have ever seen in my life. This guy is the David Blaine of auto repair. This is obviously an art for this gentleman.....you can tell by the way he describes his motions as he finesse the metal like Magneto of XMen. Wow.....just wow. #GOAT
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Man I love watching a pro work,I was in the frame business in the 80's still love to see these results,keep up the good work 👍
Master craftsman. I love watching a pro at work...subscribed!
Welcome to my channel
It takes more than watching a video to get to this level of body repair.
This guy is on a level most people could only wish for.
I grind it and mud it
No es real el video
@@simoneubidia9012in the US it is🤠
That was extremely impressive. I am an 18 year pdr tech and I'm blown away by this repair. Great job
New subscribers. That was definitely an art. Well done. I've never seen it done this way
Welcome to my channel. Thank you for subscribing.
This is the first video I’ve seen from your channel.
I realize that this is for you another Tuesday, but it’s always fascinating to see an expert plying his trade. This is excellent work and such a great explanation and narration of the whole process.
Thanks!
I never get tired of watching your magic. Amazing.
Wow, thank you!
I didnt even know the end result could be this good without fillers and new paint.
True artist!
Never seen anything like this before, and this was way more than I'd expect possible. You're an artist!
This channel will now become my Fav channel!! ❤🚘
Ive seen dent repairs before and im always in shock. When this popped up on my recommended i had to watch. You sir have done a fantastic job, this is real skilled labor right here. Have a pat in the back. Good job, good job, good job,
My dad has a shop, doing work for 40 years, i showed him this and he was like "shiiiieeeeeeeeet, hot damn!"
Ricardo thank you so much for sharing my video with your dad I really appreciate it
After seeing how miraculous this repair was I had no choice but to subscribe to this channel.
Shiv welcome to my channel thank you for subscribing
Same here I was captivated in amazement from his artistry, just phenomenal artist.
You got crazy mad skills! It was a pleasure to watch this repair. This is true magic!
This was the first time that I came across your channel, I must say I am Impressed. You do some great work.
You can tell this dude just loves what he does.
This is the most impressive repair ive seen. Makes me not even try to diy and just bring it to you
Subscribed. Never saw this before. A trailer got away from me and dented my mint box on my 1994 F-350 and I have agonized over how to repair this. I doubt I will ever be able to replicate this from this video but it gives me hope. Just amazing on how even the paint survived all of this, never mind the metal being stretched.
Watching a true master of his craft is always a great pleasure.
New subscriber, son of a 50 yr..."old school" body guy. He was never paintless but a master at his craft. Watching you is a different art, truly satisfying to watch. Well done!
Curt thank you for subscribing and welcome to my channel
When you see that one person who stays humble and rises above the rest. You are that guy. We can all learn something from you, regardless of profession. Incredible work!
Ace tech thank you for your comment
Humble...what video did you watch
Extra props for listing tools at the start- invaluable for absolute beginners 👍
Hi
I'm just new to your channel, and I'm very excited to see this which I have never done in panel beating and denting carriers.
Keep teaching thank you
20 year autobody technician, painter, body shop manager and owner i will be the first to say Great job this takes someone with extreme skill and talent !!!!
Johnathan thank you for your comment I really appreciate it
Absolutely off the chart! I never even knew such tools or skills existed. Phenomenal work.
Perfect work!!!! 🎉🎉🎉
I'm a new subscriber and I work for a dealership that just got PDR tools, we're learning through a lot of people including you.
I have no words when you posted your videos not only for the finished work but for how clean you manipulate the metal without pimple. I am tired to see thousands of PDR videos in CZcams along the years but you and another few ones are the GOATS. Awsome job my friend like always.
Thank you Victor!! Like I mentioned toward the end of my video I do not glass out Wholesale work or push to paint.. I only glass out retail work that’s when I’m really getting paid.. so on my channel you will get a mix of the not so perfect and some perfect..
Your wholesale jobs are the retail jobs from others trying to merchandise his personal signature tools.
👍
Just one word to describe:
Overmaster!!!
Awsome job, keep walking man
As a body man of 30 years im very impressed. I havent seen anyone make the wooden clamps. I like watching pdr because it helps me. I could straighten that quarter but Never paintless. Again. Great job
That would normally need a new panel because people are not skilled in this area. You are one in a small bunch with a talent and deserve a premium for your work. Much respect
These reparations are great to watch. I hope this inspires many professionals into working so nicely.
Knowing the behavior of metals relating to form (in this case automotive form) you add to this skill set your ability to effectively communicate to the viewer resulting in an educational format that is outstanding...naturally, I subscribed!
I have absolutely nothing to do with bodywork, but damn, this was so satisfying to watch! what an outstanding work, sir
Arthur welcome to my channel Your comment is like music to my ears
First time in seeing your work. Pretty amazing. I would never have thought it was possible to pull and shape that dint. It’s a real work of art
Great skill. Wonderful work of experience 👍🙏
Been a heavy rebuilder for 45 years , I always try to pick first . You Sir , are the master ! I'm really kinda jealous . I'll be back , looking for more .
The Man of steel! Great narration and commentary. Made the video fun to watch. 😊 crazy results 🎉
I've been doing body work for years and this was absolutely amazing!. I'm throwing away my paint gun to learn this brilliant craft.
Yeah, I went through years of school and OJT and got a degree in paint/fender/body, and when I would ask about PDR, a lot of the guys would scoff and say it was fine for small dents, or maybe after hail storms. They'd all want to remove/replace fenders, cut/weld/fill/sand/paint QP/SP and door skins. I'd ask them why they don't try to manipulate the dent and make at least reuse the original fenders etc. Most would say it was easier and faster to do it their way. I'd still hold on to the old parts and practice manipulating the metal, but if I had been able to see this channel when I was still working there and going to school, I think I would have been able to convince the instructor as well as the owner of the body shop I was working at to train me on it.
I'm not knocking the other way at all and understand that in certain instances it is definitely needed. However, an alternative is always nice to have.
@@jmackinjersey1 I remember reading about this technique of repairing small dents years ago. This method of dent repair has improved and progressed beyond repairing just door dings.
This is an art form. You teach a 1,000 students. You’d be lucky to get one who could come close to this
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Very very nice you make it simple awesome
Amazing. If I Hadn't seen it, I wouldn't have believed it possible. So many youtube videos about Japanese bow-makers, unique artisans producing delicate porcelain etc. This skill level is up there with those guys.
Excellent craftsmanship. Love watching mastered skills!
Uhhh, WOW! That was amazing. Reading the physics of a dent like that and then knowing how to tackle it is incredible. Then the finished product is just mind blowing. Great work is an understatement. I'm beyond words.
Wouldn’t have believed unless I saw for myself. You’re an artist.
I'm here to look at fixing a quarter-sized dent in my new car hood and I see this example of mastery. I'd never attempt that dent unless I knew what you know and had all the tools. Great work...
Every single panel on my car has been folded completely in half. Panel shops said I should just write my car off.
Dent Discount comes along....yeah, I can fix that.
😂😂😂😂
You sir, are a freaking neurosurgeon. Amazing work. 😊
Thanks for sharing
I've been a Body Technician for over 10 years. I would have never guessed something like this was even possible. Ive never seen your videos before. But I am definitely going to watch more.
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Dude is a miracle worker. I cant believe it was able to be repaired
The most amazing part to me is the paint, it's flexibility. The fact of seeing the paint "stretched" to such a degree and then manipulated back, without a crack is incredible.
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I’m new and this is really good! Thank you
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You Sir, are an absolute Bad-Ass! A true artist.
Can we all agree that if we didn’t witness it, we would’ve never believed it. 😮. And here I thought I was decent at quarter panel replacement 😢
That is seriously an art, the way this dude does it.
Superb mate, I've learned a lot in a few minutes. Thanks for posting.
I’m not a gear head….just got this randomly but that was some straight up Space X engineering shit…I was so impressed I had to subscribe
I have seen all sorts of repairs from fibre glass, carbon fibre welding and body filler . What you do is magic the results are unbelievable. Keep up the good work
Excellent, I have been in the collision industry for 40 plus years, very impressed, love to learn more about this, great job
My man is an artist and a poet! Great work!
You've got to be kidding me WOW, You are a Rembrandt of body work, pure Genius. Whatever you charge for that it is in no way near enough. You my man are PRICELESS!!!