Thank you for moving your light on that first dent. Was drivin me crazy! The dent angle wasn’t parallel with the light

This is fascinating to watch. I'm a 60 year old bricklayer, I've been a mason since I was a kid. I've always worked on cars as a hobby but mostly mechanical stuff. Videos like this make me want to learn how to do what you're doing. I just picked up an Accord for next to nothing, clean older car but it has a couple small round dents not very deep about the size of a quarter. How do I get started? I haven't been this excited about learning something new for quite some time!

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

Thanks and it’s never too late. Check out my personal online PDR training at denttrainer.com thanks.

@goldentrunnell7450

Жыл бұрын

Thanks, I've been looking at your site.

Great video as always.

@denttime

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Frank.

These old eyes need that! Very cool

Awesome work! what would that last dent you repaired cost, you did mention letting us know the cost could be.

Hi Mike, please can you vive me the web site for magnifying glass? Thank you!

Good job bro

Great job it’s small but little crumbly hard to get rid of

What was that you used before buffing?

Goood job

Where’d you get that glass thingy in the beginning?

Hallo, I nit just one pdr tools from you but Iam from Germani I have pdr tools but I like direkt from you one pdr tools. Thanks

Can you share a link to the light/board

Good Job 😉👍

@denttime

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Amazing video! Why are you not in Toronto?😅

new meaning to the word "Dent-ist"

Excellent video. 👌🏼What grit paper was that, you used to get rid of that blemish?

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

2500

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Nice job Myke ! Which tool is that again ?

@denttime

2 жыл бұрын

Blade tip from ultra and PDR finesse Tsurkis smallest hand tool.

hi. May I ask how are you able to ascertain which part to tap down? thanks.

@petervavaroutsos449

2 ай бұрын

His light has tight parallel lines. The lines separate in the lows and pinch together in the highs. He taps down the areas where the lines are pinched until they become parallel.

Myke.. I know this is a year ago..and to this day I see guys using fog boards but ya the Dent is gone on the board but you can still see it most times in natural light..is lines more accurate is fog for roughing it out..or is it personal preference?.would love a response thanks..much love always from Ireland 12 years later if not more 😊

@denttime

8 ай бұрын

Thanks for the question. The PDR boards are based on pure preference. It’s the about what reflection is best. It’s about how well a technician knows how to use and understand (read) their reflection. The more a tech can move their reflection board the better detail.

Hey Mike I noticed the price is not in the description is there a possibility you could do a video on price breakdown on what to charge and why?

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

Absolutely. It in the pipeline. 😉 thanks for watching. Also I have a few already on DentTrainer.com which will be standard for all PDR tutorials in the future.

Good job brother, I would like to know what is the difference between the yellow and Wight light board, plz?

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

Just preference. No difference.

Recure a lot of pacience God bless.

Great video mate very informative what tap down would you recommend for aluminium?

@denttime

3 ай бұрын

Sure. 👍

@seanchandler3931

3 ай бұрын

@@denttime sure the tap down who makes them they surely sound fantastic 😂😂😂😂😂

@denttime

2 ай бұрын

I apologize. The VIP 2.0 and the Pee-wee tap downs. They work fantastic.

👍🏻

good❤goodnae👌🏼

Any reason you don't use some sort of protector to keep from distorting and chipping the edges of the access hole? Seems like protecting that should be part of the job.

@denttime

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not as invasive as it appears.

what grit was that and what buff liquid

@jetsetjoey

Жыл бұрын

It was 2500 grit wet/dry & the buffing compound was probably just a finishing/polishing.

Also….. how would you attack a similar deep dent that doesn’t have rear accessibility? Blend with a knock down tool to opening up and glue pull it?

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

Yes that’s correct and glue tabs.

@AtticAZ

Жыл бұрын

@@denttime Sweet. Thanks man!! I have had a dent on the body line of the rear quarter panel of my Mustang for about a year!! I got most of it out!! Just a few micro lows. Love your videos.

@denttime

Жыл бұрын

Thank you.

Good professional job, and I wish to inform you that if I'm in a position to provide this service here in the United Arab Emirates Abu Dhabi the capital since its really wanted and not available with this quality. I'm ready to share you in this project If u are interested.

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Before we start the work...the area must be heated then the work will be so easier

You said "open up" the dent, what does that mean? Excuse me for nit knowing.

@petervavaroutsos449

2 ай бұрын

That dent had a sharp crease in the center which is hard to get out. By pushing the metal down around the crease (opening the dent) he can soften the crease a bit. This makes it easier to push out. He did this several times until the crease was all but eliminated.

I rewound it over and over but still don't understand the steps involved. You seem to almost have it done then make it worse again. When my tools arrive I will practice, practice , and more practice. The board lines look so wavy it is hard to see the line when finishing it.

@petervavaroutsos449

2 ай бұрын

Read the other comments about "opening the dent up". He's trying to blend the sharp crease so he can push it out.