Removing Large Dents from Chrome Metal Bumper and Painted Steel Bumper.
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Today using some basic body shop techniques along with PDR tools to remove big dents from fender and steel bumper. Can the Paintless Dent Repair method keep these parts from going to the recycling center.
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I think you're a grown fool but a "child" at heart. 😂
I got that same dent
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I love this works❤ help me
"If you're like me and you're going to get another dent in your vehicle..." Lol! That makes me feel better about my latest mishap! Thanks!
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Me too
I'm a senior master ford auto mechanic but been learning pdr.... want to say thanks I learn a lot in the short time I've been watching you...thanks ........
Thank you John Phillips if you can master Ford’s you can master Dents thank you for your comment
You are a real modern miracle worker with Metal! 👍👍💰💰
Super chief thank you
I have done a few projects with pretty decent results. I have been dreading removing the front bumper on my Ram to repair a dent caused by someone backing into me. Using my PDR equipment never crossed my mind. Your video was a real wake up call! Thank you for your informative video.
All Killer with no filler!
Thank you
I love the magic you teach Kent. Dents Now you see them..now you don't. I see how my wife is amazed when I show her the skills I have adquired with your PDR lessons. This one is first time I see this new level of bumper repair. Two thumbs up to you Grand Master.
Arlie thank you for your comment I just posted a new video
Best dent removal channel I've ever seen. I like how you explain everything and describe how you are using your tools and techniques. Very helpful content.
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Rob Thank you for your comment I appreciate it
Again amazing work we need someone like you in Northeastern,Pa
great work master, and smart as always, congratulations 🎉
As always excellent. Thanks for the video.
Great Job!!! Solved allot of questions regarding metal bumpers!!! I am ready for the next 2 videos... Cant Wait to see them. 💪🔥👌
Thank you I appreciate that
You made pulling that steel bumper effortless in such a little time great job bro
Kevin thank you for your comment I really appreciate that
Amazing work as always.
Thank you my friend I appreciate that..
Wow raw video! I have never tackled bumpers yet but now im gonna try thanks for the info
Chris Pauli thank you for your comment
Wow. I‘ve never seen this before! I have only little pdr experience but I will try to fix bumpers like you next time.
Very nice!! Send over some pictures when you do them
You’re work is incredible and You always come up with new interesting projects tanks for all the techniques great 🛠
Thank you very much!
You are amazing brother! Thank you for your great job. Much respect and love💪🏽❤️💪🏽
Thank you for your comment happy new year!!
awesome work!
Man of steel you are the most real superhero i know!
I always watch your videos over and over again tryng to learn this job. Thanks my friend! I greet you from Chaco Argentina Juan Bohos
Juan thank you
Good afternoon. When I have free time, I watch your videos with work and I do not stop admiring the excellent work of the best master for this day, in paintless repair. And these are not flattering words. Thank you so much for the reviews of the works. God grant you good health. I'm still a student in this business, I have a lot to learn. Thank you again for giving new strength to your own success with your videos.👍👍👍
Thank you for your great comment I really appreciate it
I love it anyone can be a parts replacer and I hate that you are a great man helping us do great work God bless my friend
Thank you Tim for your insight I appreciate that.
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Mr Ken I hope I spelled your name correctly if not I apologise no disrespect , would you mind doing a great video on tips and how to correctly use a PDR light and if you were just starting out which one would you consider buying , Thank you my new friend and God bless you and your family
Awesome love your passion in PDR!!
Thank you
You never cease to amaze me!
I'm always blown away with your approach and with the incredible results,.
Please keep those great videos coming because I truly enjoy watching them,
Thanks, and a healthy and happy New Year to you and yours.
thank you glen
Nice work man.
Thank you Dan I appreciate it..
Awesome, brilliant work
Thank you for your comment
please upload more your work is iconic one of the best tactics.
Andrew thank you for your comment
I like the outcomes of the repairs and appreciate you added the cost of your charge. I'm one who is simple and likes saving money and time for its not going perfect but looks hell of alot better and close to it.
Thank you pickles for your comment
Your work is amazing!
Clarence thank you for your comment
I watched a few of your videos this stuff is just crazy. You have a new subscriber
Cecil welcome to my channel thank you for subscribing
very good job and quick money i need more videos and tips bro thanks for sharing your performance !!!!!
More to come!
What a great channel. Who knew pulling dents was so cool?
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Glad to see some heavier work, I am doing Class8 truck rebuilding (semi tractors/crash repair) and would like to adapt some of these techniques to straighten damage and minimalize panel replacements. Do you know of any shops doing this?
If I were not 75, I would love to take a class from you. I think what you are doing would be fun.
Im Brasilian.
You're a perfect professional!
Thank Jonas!!
M.O.S.- you are a pro's pro. Thanks for the videos and Happy New Year to you
Happy new year!
Amazing job as usual 👌🔝🔝 Thank you for sharing 👍
Welcome Francisco and thank you for your comment.
Man I've been watching ur videos man can't wait to get my hands on some you your materials
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Very nice . I also work in an auto repair shop . We also repair that kind of dents but not that kind of finishing . You make it very well.Im very amazed in your skills and in your tools . Very talented !!😁👏👏
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Das ist Handwerk ! Danke, kann viel von dir lernen !!!
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amazing job thanks for you sharing
Your welcome Bill and thank you for your comment.
What a great job you did on that middle bumper wow congratulations my friend you are the best first time I see something like that special no metal bumper something that I ever see before my respect my friend keep going I'm just describe and your follower thanks thanks to Share with the public tips how to do it God keep blessing you buddy I'll be watching your videos
Thank you Alcon I really appreciate that.
Hey man i am form guyana i have never seen great work like that ever 👌
Tony thank you
Incredible job! Like it...
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi there! I am a new subscriber.I just discovered the Man of Steel. I really enjoy watching the quality of your work.
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Looking forward to the next videos!! Subscribed..!
Thanks for the sub! welcome aboard
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Thank you Carlos I really appreciate that!!
👍 Satisfying and informative
Me Review thank you for your comment
Amazing work & video as usual boss! What kind of glue were you using for this job? Keco brand glue sticks?
I made a video on high Street glue a few months ago check it out
$1200 for 3 hours work? Is that expensive? For that level of skill it's a bargain keep up the good work you are a truly gifted craftsman! World class and second to none.
Love the informational videos I want to give pdr a try ! What tools do you recommend ?
David thank you for your comment.. you’re going to need a PDR light some rods, hammer and some knock downs..
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Thank you Arturo...I just put up a new video!!
You are incredible! 👏👏👏👏💪
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Wow, you are amazing! What a work of art. You are an artist with metal dents, very inspiring.
I have a 22 ft Class C RV, small size. It has a steel bumper in the back, painted white. I backed into a metal pole and created a deep crease in the bumper. The bumper is easily removable from the van, just some bolts.
I would like to hammer it out and mount it back on. I don't care about the paint as it will be repainted. The bumper is a flat surface, a boxy look. Flat in front, flat on top, flat on bottom like a rectangle 8 ft long. Do you have a video on how to straighten this out? I'm thinking - heat it up with my propane torch, then hammer it out. The heat will soften the metal and prevent brittleness and cracking. It is a deep dent. Do I need an anvil, or lay it flat on the concrete driveway? I might crack the driveway. I don't have an anvil that large. Please help. Any advice would be so welcome.
Love your videos, keep em coming! Ps love throwing in the towel!!
Thank you! Will do! i will be throwing in the towel more often because of you. LOL
Hi Ken -
I've gone through all your videos...some 3 -5 times. Do you have any videos where you use a PDR body bag to push out a dent?
Hey John thank you for your comment in your question..
I’m looking for the perfect dent for the PDR bag I will have one soon
Man , you are the BEST .
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Parabéns ( good work)
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I need some advice. I have a 2008 jeep wrangler with a solid steel bumper that houses a winch. I was towing my jeep with a commercial truck, my pinch hitch came off the truck frame and my bumper was pushed into an oblong 'v' formation and my winch is now busted. The winch pushed back my roll bar on my bumper into my plastic grill. The winch saved my radiator but I need to pull all this out and get that bar off of my grill. Any suggestions you might have would really help. It doesn't need to be perfect just close to the shape it used to be.
What kind of glue do you use I can't seem to have the glue tab hold on when I'm using the power post glue tabs pull right off when I exert just a little pressure also I am a new subscriber been in the autobody industry for 49 years I can't believe what I'm seeing I am learning so much from you and I really want to get into Glue pulling thanks so much Steve Wepp
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The glue I use is on my website link
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For the Man of Steel there are nothing imposible. Awsome metal movement. Better video panning. 💪
Thank you Victor..Overall I’m incrementally getting better on the videos
What was that red edge puller you used on the second bumper? What did you call it and where can I get one? What do they cost?
I like a Lot your job.
... now this bloke is a real tradie panel beater, others just remove & replace ! 👏👏👏
Thank you
Great thing to watch
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I can't seem to find the tab you used on the bumper pull on your website. Is it on there?
Awesome repair. I love doing large repairs like this also. Every video I watch I buy a new tool😂. Where can I get the pulling tower that you used in this video?
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I have a floor puller
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Hello! Just subscribed. The question I have is Can my 98 4 Runner's FRONT. BUMPER RE CHROMED IN THAT SPOT? It's approximately 6inches in circumference.. I just wanted to keep it ALL ORIGINAL 🙂
I am your new subscriber I like they way you explain keep it up great job
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Awesome mate👍🏼👌🏻🔥
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You are a füking awesome. I wacht all yours videos. Thks for sharing yours experience. Hi from Cancún, Mexico
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Awesome work. I have a skirt for my front bumper that is dented. My question how do I pull that strait with PDR?
Send me some pictures through my email I’ll take a look
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Another great video.
Thank you
You are the best 🙏
Very good 👍👍
Thank you Amir
Good Job like allways
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Nice and crazy ,do you use any glue on those taps or in specific one?
Shagy The glue I use is on this link
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Great job 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Thank you 🙌
I have a 2023 GMC sierra 1500 with a bumper dent similar to these, I’m having trouble finding someone to try something like this. Do you have any recommendations?
Can you do a video on a steel off-road bumper that’s twisted from an impact pull to paint.
Eres increíble mágico el resultado
Rafeal thank you for your comment
Beautiful
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the man of STEEEEL!!!
Small bee thank you I appreciate your comment
What type of glue and tabs are you using that gets such a strong hold?
No answer??
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Using PDR, would I be able to pull a deep dent out of the rear bumper of a Silverado (16) ?
It's a significant dent;
I ran into a solid pole, protecting the entrance to a liquor store.
I'm wondering whether the force of the pull will rip the bumper right off the truck. 🙄
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You are crazy ! My respect 👍
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Hi, I come from Poland what glue do you use? You could provide a link on ebay because almost all glue in my country is a tragedy they hold poorly with a small dent they are ok but with a larger one they are too weak and therefore pdr in Poland is not very widespread in advance thanks for the answer and link
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The glue is on the link
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Improper fender liners are probably the number one cause of fender rot on trucks. The liner should cover all the way to the edge of the fender so that road debris does not break the paint and cause rust. Alot of trucks have no fender liners at all in the rear which is why they rust quicker in the rear. American auto manufacturers do this on purpose so that you replace the vehicle due to rust and not mechanical failures because "rust isn't their fault it's the environment"
That was amazing
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I appreciate your comment flatworm
I just put up a new video
This repair took me three hours.... that's called the shocker...
Bro. 😂
Nice work from the man of steel I am in Ghana west Africa we the artisans lack this tools
Thank you for sharing
Clark is it posabile to fix a really bad wrinkled hood? Tanks
it all depends
The PDR glue in the description has been sold out for a year.....what glue do you use on steel bumpers?
If you’re interested in these tools or glue send me an email.
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How would I remove a small dent in a chrome bumper on a 2015 Silverado? Middle of front bumper I think coworkers ball hitch bumped it
You are a wizard man. If I ever have a beloved vehicle that gets dented you can be sure I'm gonna seek you out.
Garrett thank you I appreciate that
I've been following you and I see that it's possible to fix any part of the vehicle. however, I don't know where to find a shop that can do what you do in my city, San Diego, Ca. also, where can I buy the tools you use? I'm retired and don't have much money and I try to do it myself but it looks chipper to find a place than buying the tools. how can I find a shop?
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The the tools that I use are on this website
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Very very nice💪💪👏👏
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RESPECT!
Thank you
Do you fix any dents in steel chrome bumper?
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I appreciate your comment I don’t do too many metal bumpers
The metal is really thick sometimes you can get lucky