I completely understand where you're coming from, respect to you for showing this humble moment. God bless.

Hey Mike, just looked at your brothers vid. Hey I love you both. You mentioned you grew up with nothing. I have the story. You should be proud. People have been thru what you and your bro has been thru. To see you trying to influence is the best thing. You two are 2 times the power. Much respect, Keith

I really enjoy going back through all the old videos, they are very informative and useful, thanks for sharing Mark.

5:24 That smile! Great job!

Ouch, Cheapo! That was a pretty clever fix you pulled off. I love watching your vids. Sorry to say you are almost the last of the Cowboys I've subscribed to. Can't wait to see what comes after Turbulence. Keep up the good work!

You have so blessed our family. My wife and son have ADHD and your book and videos are an inspiration to us all. Thanks!

Thanks Mark for sharing your wisdom! Glad you were able to fix the dent. You taught me something new!

@skullandcrossbones65

4 жыл бұрын

Actually, he taught you something old. It was just new to you.

Awesome Mark, very clever! Love your work.

Great video glad to see your humble, grew up the same way big family no money now I have kids a wife and airplane hard work pays off

Man I am so looking forward to trying this on my truck tomorrow, you are a blessing, I will keep you posted! Thank you for video 😁

I think you and your brother are awesome guys and the information you share with all of us is great. I learn something every time while being entertained. Great video

Frugality will make a person rich...in the long run. Thanks for sharing!

Great job Mark! Looking forward to reading the EAA article…

Great video! Thank you for taking the time to share the process involved. I have had many similar small imperfection dents and scratches in my vehicles in the past (Disclaimer: not always my fault :-) ) and every place I took my vehicle it was $500 to repair! In fact, I think I will try your process to take a small dent out of my car that was hit by a bottle rocket last year on New Years Eve.....hit the back right quarter of my car...bottle rocket still sitting on top of my car with burnt gun powder across the trunk and back window the next morning. Thanks again! Greatly appreciated!

Mark, you are an awesome inspiration. Keep up the great work.

That's a very useful technique to know thanks for the tip... I like that fix approach heat, then freeze it to pop it out ! Kool.. THX.

Thanks for sharing Mike!! Would never had thought to tackle a dent job that way!! LoL Fly Low,,, Fly Safe,,, G-Man

Hey Mark, late comment. Love both you and your brothers vids. You guys both do great at what you do. I have much respect with how you and your brother wants to give back and influence. I really think the good Lord knows that. Proved with Draco. My precious grandpa said to me "life is a voyage in witch we choose neither vessel nor weather, but much can be done in the guidance of the helm and the management of the sails. God was with Mike. Remember life is precious. In the end what matters is Who you are and Not what you have. Much Respect, Keith from MN Ps N6529M first solo 1983

Great Tip, Thamks a lot for taking the time to post it !!

Thanks for the great video, I have sm. dents on the front my new refrigerator door. Due to reckless renters, (3 kids), Will try this and suction tool too.

There is a LOT of personal satisfaction that goes with being able to fix small things. KZread is FULL of such videos. KZread helped me fix my washing machine and I've also learned when to fix something and when to call a repairman and when to simply REPLACE something.

Thank you, have heard about it but never seen this done before. Very nice :-)

Damn Mark, I have got to try this one. Someone dented my wife's Accord and we have just taken the hit and lived with it for a few months. The expense is minimal so worth a try for sure. Just don't burn the paint with the heat gun and I am way ahead just for trying. Thanks! great content as usual.

Really nice tip. Thank you!

Thanks! I just tried it and it worked perfectly.

Love it! Good job Mark.

Its like getting the first ding on a new surfboard. You know its gonna happen, now you don't have to stress as much about the next one. Nice work fixing it! I'll have to use that trick, my F150 has a dent in the rear passenger door.

Came out really good! nicely done!

Job well done! Thanks for the tutorial. Renzo Italy.

Great Trick Mark, I just learned something I can use - and - Nice Work! Thanks

Bro, amazing! I don't know if this will work on my dented headlamp edge but lets see. Thank you!

I've only ever bought one brand new vehicle as well. Picked it up on May 24 and by Sept 1 it had over 14 miles. By the time I sold it 13 years later it has over 313K miles pov a little Ford 2.3L. The only major repairs were actually maintenence items. Brakes, clutch and timing belt. Preformed all repairs and maintenence myself. Older now, and more apt to take them to the shop and let them do it lol. That quick repair is one I've done before. Works great!

That may prove to be helpful someday. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for the tip!

I'm with you. I've never had a new truck. I bought my wife a new car, she dented it in 2 weeks. Heart crushing

Great tip, I'll remember that one. Thanks

Nicely done Mark. Leave the small mark, it’s wabi sabi and will be a beautiful part of this vehicles history with you.

I always wondered how they did paintless dent removal, now I know. Awesome, thanks for sharing!

@wadeharrison5404

4 жыл бұрын

Mace H That’s NOT how pdr is practiced-this is ghetto 80% repair that does not remove the crowns. And be careful heating white especially tri coat paint too hot it will discolour!

Mike I have fixed so many dents just like the one you tried on your pick up truck. You need a dinging hammer a good one, you also need a t bar witch you need to make yourself. Remove the trim panel first then put the t bar inside the door and up against the outer body line, top of the t first hit the bottom of it and your dent will come out. If it has several buckles in the door skin where they shouldn't be have someone push the t bar by hand and carefully tap the buckles out on the high spots only using the large round end of your dinging hammer. Hope i was of some assistance. Sincerely Bill Campbell

looks good. My buddies and I used to do something similar to that when we got hail damage growing up in central New Mexico. We used the hot sun and dry ice.

Mike - Autozone carries _Scratch Out_ sold under the _Formula 1_ brand name. It comes in a yellow plastic bottle. I've been using it for decades (it used to be sold under the _Kit_ brand name). It's excellent at removing small scratches and scuffs like you have. It's also safe for clear coat since it's not abrasive like typical polishing/rubbing compounds. Sadly, here in Thailand it's very expensive, but worth it, to keep the factory shine on vehicles subject to the brutal latitude 16° North sun. Cheers from Thailand and fly safe! :)

That was awesome! Great info 👍🏼

You did a good job there sir. AND you saved a few quid into the bargain!

Awesome! I did learn something today! Great trick! Thanks!

I knew you would do this right. Amazing.

A man after my own heart. Well done buddy.

Lacquer thinner on a cloth will erase a lot of paint transfer marks, as will Goo Gone, etc. When heating the metal, try using an infrared thermometer to keep from heating the paint over 175 F, or you run the risk of blistering the paint. Good job and thanks for the video. I have a dent to tackle this afternoon and will follow your lead.

@juanmedina6209

2 жыл бұрын

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2 жыл бұрын

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Great tips man. Awesome.

Mike Patey never ceases to amaze me... There is no problem he can't solve. Quickly. Patey for President!

@murraychristiansen5952

5 жыл бұрын

Its mark not mike!

@bsf225

5 жыл бұрын

@@murraychristiansen5952 My mistake! Hell, let's elect them both!

@murraychristiansen5952

5 жыл бұрын

I agree but I would hate to see them be criticized like they do to Trump, He could cure cancer and the left would say , look at all the doctors you put out of work ! Not to be political but Mark and Mike are nice people and they don't need that kind of criticism.

That was very cool , will put that in my memory 👍

Wow! That worked way better than I expected. I got rear ended at a red light when my truck was new. Still have it 240k miles later.

@nojnoj3069

5 жыл бұрын

One more good conservative man.

That was cool. If I hadn't seen it I wouldn't have believed it. Good Job.

That was good I liked watching you .well done it looks fantastic.👍🏻😎👍🏻

It's no wonder you are a successful guy. Work for it. Frugal when needed. Way cool video.

Nice job. Hart breaking to scratch the new truck

I am happy for you. I am hurting right now with a dent and a deep scratch in the centre of the dent on my new car. I took out a policy for AUD500 when I bought this car which offers an on-site repair for AUD50 for each minor repair. The dent itself is small but noticeable. I got a repair technician out this morning but he said he could not fix the dent and that I would have the whole door repainted in the workshop, which is very expensive. He went over the deep scratch with a touch up paint, no putty filler, which I could have done myself. Very poor job. Paid $50. I love my car and it hurts when I look at the damage.

Very helpful. This was awesome!

Good trick! Glad it worked. Thanks for sharing! :)

Great job ! Right on !

You need a dual action polisher to do it right with an orange foam pad with a good compound then use a good polisher. Most auto paint supply shops will put the trucks color code in a rattle can for $25.00 and they will sell a rattle can clear coat called SprayMax for $25.00.

Good job Mark.

Chrome kicker panel overlays look great, and can hide that too

Felt your pain .... feel your joy :o) Great job !!!

Very cool idea and results!

My daughter says she’s really pleased for and loved your video x

Awesome job! I too have only ever had ONE 0 mile vehicle...hehehe

Awesome work

Mark look inside door frame aft and there should be a number for your truck color paint ( location is close to door locking point).

Mark shared the same trick with his brother Mike....after he wrecked Draco at the Reno STOL drags this month. Despite losing a wing, it buffed right out.

Great video. Thx

Good job! Hi from down under. I'm going to give it a crack (a dent from some one at the shopping centre). What a lovely face. Thank you!

Kudos for a guy who loves his truck.

Great job!

I know how you feel Mark! I still have my first truck that I paid out right at 19 years old with 0 miles. It's a 1998 and only has 68k miles on it now. Yes I baby the hell out of it. It may not be worth much, but it is to me, lol.

I feel for you. That really does hurt. Unfortunately I too have been there.

Great to see stuff being repaired DIY in today’s throw away society. Id have done the same. Best wishes from the UK.

Great video

Dent in panel and dent in pride corrected in one go, great job.

Great. Thank you

WOW.... Thanks for tip!

Thank you so much for the tip. I have a dent on my truck that I’m going to try that on.

@albing1397

4 жыл бұрын

Check out 1st Track Dents KZread (Paintless Dent Removal) for other techniques, also search You Tube for Fixing a Car Dent for $15! (Harbor Freight Solution).

M Patey U R da MAN..... hope to see you at OSH......

Thanks for this

Thanks mate

VERY GOOD. THANKS

I hear you on the truck. I make pretty damn good $$, have a house and family. I save and invest like crazy. I see all my friends and acquaintances buying new trucks, but I refuse. I have paid cash for every vehicle for the past 10 years. I just bought a 2002 F150 extended cab with under 90k miles for 5 grand. Gets me to work and back.

Cool vid. Thanks.

Nice!! Well Done!!

The collision repair place we usually use wanted $2300 to fix our dented fender. A guy came out and did a similar thing to what the guy in the video did. Then he buffed out the scrapes and scratches. It looks 100% perfect. $400. He came highly recommended, tho and has a lot of experience. I think collision repair places are doing this, too and just upcharging. Make sure you check references if you hire a dent repair guy who comes out to you.

Your method actually worked.

This is epic! Haha, I love it. Saving a dollar is saving a dollar.

@UncleKennysPlace

5 жыл бұрын

The saying "A penny saved is a penny earned" is ancient and still true.

my god an American who is not materialistic, and is money wise, and also a very likeable character, down to earth and not obnoxious.

Gonna try this, saw you were hitting the pint work, giving it a light nudge. What's going on there? Great video btw.

Fantastic!!! 💥💥💥💥💥👍🤠

Awesome job

Going to try it on my door dent, thanks!

@shawnmccrary5526

5 жыл бұрын

Nick Xidis be careful with the heat gun. It’ll peel your paint if you’re not careful. Keep it moving to heat the entire area plus some around the edges. FYI for DIY.

Hey Mark! First of all, you are awesome dude! I love your enthusiasm and energy, keep it up, keep up the good vids! Got a question to you - I wanted to buy a gear up or somehow crashed plane, and fix it up myself. Im pretty handy mechanically, but will need to convert it to experimental like you did with Wilga (im not a&p) How hard is to convert certified to experimental?

Wow! I'm impressed.

A quick q do you need to hit at the side of the dent to help it pop out after heat and C/air

Cool trick! 😎👍