Thank you for this - I have an old car project I am working, and after 10 minutes of watching you I am fully convinced I need to hire a professional to fix my squished up fender

@JOSUEEOFFICIAL

2 жыл бұрын

This is the funniest shit I’ve ever read 🤣

@tempo869

2 жыл бұрын

I was about to go try to do it myself, I'll just go straight to the professionals instead 😂

@LinsMusicMinistries

Жыл бұрын

🤣🤣🤣

@kalonkolour9175

Жыл бұрын

😂😂😂😂😭

@lexusthangs9624

Жыл бұрын

Lmao

Wow. Very impressed. Every time I try to PDR on my daughters' cars when they ding them up, I can't come close to this kind of result. Appreciate your skill level...and it really is an art form. Great video!

I appreciate the craft and mental strategy involved in PDR. I need to find a specialist in this for my Miata fender. I got a $4,300+ estimate from a body shop that essentially involved them replacing the whole panel and stuff I didn’t ask for. I could do that myself, but I want to fix the original metal.

I really appreciated this. I have a project I am working on and I needed this.

I love looking at these videos because it really stepped up my repair game at the body shop. I can usually get my panels looking like yours did at 9:10. Then I go ahead and sand the panel and use filler to finish the job. Honestly it takes all of the guess work out of repairs and the final product looks excellent 👌

This is an awesome lesson. Close to the fender smash you gave me in training. Love that stanliner fender tool. That’s all I used.

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Sure is similar! We made it through that without too much drama! That tool is magical.

Jim, you are the man. Real World PDR is worth every penny, twice over. Coming from the body shop world, I really like the methods you teach and it’s explained in a way that actually makes sense. FAVORITE VIDEO: is the pep talk in regards to handling and dealing with failures. You rock man! Going to be reaching out for some advanced training soon. Freaking out results: doesn’t help.... and make sure when you throw that tool it can’t bounce and cause a dent in your own truck.

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Hahahaha I love the end there!!! Are you speaking from experience in the truck dent?

@nickolasbedford2121

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealWorldPDRTraining it was instant karma!! Wasn't as bad as shutting a door and forgetting you had a rod inside...

Unbelievable... what a craftsmanship! 😯

i habe this same exact dent on the same exact car that i own, thank you so much i appreciate this a lot

Love this video. That fender looked smoked and that big crease looked like it would never come out clean. Awesome work.

You really make it look easy. Amazing!!

Liked, commented (no surprise there) and subbed. Took the wife's GTI off-roading and found that trees aren't as forgiving as you might think. This vid was a great excuse to spend more on tools than a new fender. Thnaks![SIC]. Gonna check out your w/s too. This looks like a good time.

I am learning more and more of dent repair and thank you so much dear sir

Good job mate. I was getting a little worried when your blow torch was heating up your tyre.

Wow. Nothing short of amazing. I'm not an easy person to impress. But I'm impressed. Just subscribed and can't wait to look at your other videos!

That was really satisfying to watch. You're a magician.

real nice, thanks

Nice job Jim

Learned so much from the Video!!! Thanks so much bro! 🙃

Amazing, beautiful job

@RealWorldPDRTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks man!

Great work!

great lesson!!

Nicely done 👍

Some of the real time clips were so beautiful to watch😍 thank you so much unfortunately I don’t have tools so I’m unable to try anything, but I would really like to gain these skills😢

Straight to the point I like that

Way to go Jim!! That was mangled but it’s coming along great! If I’m repairing nasty stuff like that so close to the headlight il remove the light and Tesa tape the panel edge (where it meets the light) and it stops it kinking or blowing..... tape it to the front panel and you also get more access. I know you totally know what your doing. It’s just a tip for people watching/reading the comments Respect the crowns! Martin

@BilalBilal-gy6dg

3 жыл бұрын

Jim is great, but you are a real master Martin. ❤️

@dentremover01

3 жыл бұрын

@@BilalBilal-gy6dg thanks! I’d say Jim’s better than me and better looking!

Great repair Jim, there was quite a lot going on all over that panel, with those creases, buckles and crowns, looks like you smashed it though! 💪 👏👍

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for popping in and watching! Really enjoy your content! Your editing is on another level!

@1st_track_dents

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealWorldPDRTraining Thanks Jim, being a mobile repairer here in the UK, means I get a lot of days off due to the heavy rain, so I get plenty of time to work on my videos 😄 lol!

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Well, you set a very high bar! I wouldn’t be a bit surprised if you did video/production in a previous career. I’m captured by it, but don’t think as a one man show I’ll ever invest the amount of time necessary to learn all that you do. Really a big fan here.

@1st_track_dents

3 жыл бұрын

@@RealWorldPDRTraining Thanks Jim, keep up the good work as it's always great watching other techs at the top of their game as it opens my eyes to different styles and techniques I can try out 👍👍👍

You did incredible with that Dent Repair

I have that exact same dent in the same spot that’s been there for about a month. I’ve been trying to find ways to fix it without having to pay someone to do it (currently have money issues). I’ve tried boiling water and a plunger, tried taking the bottom screws out and pushing it out with a hand, but without any luck. So I’m hoping at least the blowtorch and coal glue will help without ripping off the loose bumper I had to glue back together. Either that or my mom finds someone to pay for it

You nailed it with the hot glue tip! 👍

Well you are the repair King

I have to attempt this later today in my driveway after "somebody" clipped a deer on her way to work this morning. I have pretty much none of these tools so it should be interesting trying to do this with suction cup pullers, blocks of wood, and tree branches. I'll reply within the week with the results if it works, or if it winds up being as stupid as it sounds. I figure it's worth a try since it's only stupid till it works.

@8Jory

2 жыл бұрын

As an update, since I promised one, it wound up being more than just a dent (parts inside the engine compartment like the windshield wash bottle wound up busted) so it's off getting poked and prodded by insurance adjusters. Hurray...

@Cathodoxism

2 ай бұрын

I did the same thing this past week… a deer hit smack right in the middle of my driver side fender. I hope I can just get it out enough to open my driver’s door. 😅 and of course it happened right before I am due for a state inspection…

well done ,,you saved us a lot of panel beating repair money

Im driving my grandfathers old truck, its in great shape but it does have hail damage. Id like to try this but im super nervous. I looked at actual schools and the cost isnt something i can do rn. Is it really possible to learn online? I think maybe a video of your students progression would be super neat! I enjoy your videos. They're satisfying to watch! It really is an art form!

great video my friend, nice work. thanks. I'm following you.

Thanks bro!

Thank you!

This is what I call real craftsmanship 😎👌

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Ай бұрын

Thank you!

That was amazing 👏 🎉

Buenas cuánto tiempo tarde en hacer está reparación ??? Tiene mi like

That is an art. Wow.

This is one of the most satisfying job I have seen in the internet. What type of price we can expect at body shop?

Very good

I needed this video to call the local body shop up for a quote

This is amazing!

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

You’re amazing! Thanks for taking the time to watch!

Where can I get all those tools you use very good video

I would have worked the damage in a little bit different sequence than you did, but over all you did a great job!

Nice job. Would like to know where you got that kit. That’s all I need, my car has a smaller dent than the one on the video and I think I can get it fixed with a kit like that. Would appreciate your feedback. Thanks.

Badass video God bless you

Amazing.

Good job 👍👍👍🇺🇸

Who makes that little chasing hammer you use at time stamp 5:14? I'd like to get a better look at that if possible.

Hello. I think if you disconnected the fender from the bumper at the beginning, it would be easier for you to work with metal, because. you took the pressure off the metal!!! From the blow, the wing shrank, and who needs to be relaxed first !!! Good video!!!

I need him for this so bad.

I wish you were somewhere near where I lived I need this done to my 94 Sonoma

Awesome !!!!!

Is there a recommended temperature to heat the panel to before working?

You are true professional! This is inspiring

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Well thank you!

Great work. Just curious,.how.much this repair would cost including paint? Ty

I had an out of control buck run into my fender... Could I use a hair dryer as a source of heat vs the torch?? No seriously... I don't want to burn the garage down... 👍😁

Wow you are really good at your job

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! It’s pretty much all I’ve done in my adult life, so I better be!

Awesome 👍

Jim, do you mind sharing total time spent on this ? Hours ? I usually draw the line somewhere as to how long doing such a PDR repair is justifiable before finishing off as a traditional panel / paint job. Lucky I can do both processes I guess, and on nasty paint damaged repairs, PDR makes the panel / paint stage much smaller / easier.

@TheRealYaro

Жыл бұрын

He said about an 1h20m

@lesskinner8588

Жыл бұрын

@@TheRealYaro time stamp ? I'm pretty deaf and can miss those little comments. If 1hr 20mins, that's pretty impressive for sure.

(The) rain for naval infantry (or marines) is just like an aftershave spray at a hairdresser ( or a barbershop)

Cool as hell

Artist !

Yr the best! A member!

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

No... My members are the best. I'm not shit without all of you!

What’s the name of the 1st tool you used to pull on the dents?

You can talk and show all you like but you have to have the gift.

Jim your a genius 👏

@RealWorldPDRTraining

2 жыл бұрын

Awwww shucks. I don’t know about all that

@jamesyday72

2 жыл бұрын

@@RealWorldPDRTraining you have brought my level up a few knotches thankyou

How much would something like this cost ?

I wish I had the money to waste that much propane 😂 really helpful video though

why subscribe? because he zoomed what he's doing and explained 👍 not like others show up channels 😢

the problem with pdr on large dents is paint damage. Most of these dents are prepared ( kicked with a rubber soled trainer) . Large dents on harder steel inevitably crack the paint (even more so on previous repairs ) Still handy skills to have !

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Most of these dents are not prepared. Actually none of them on this channel are.

What's the name of the tools you are using???

Nice! That was a bad one, good job!

At about $70 per inch on dent repair, is it cheaper to replace the panel and have it painted? Seems both cost about the same.

Contemplating signing up for your online. Will I have access tô Intermediate and Advanced. Just don't want to be stuck at beginner level for a month.

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Lol yes. I can see why that would be a concern. If you sign up for PDR monthly you have access to everything from beginner to super advanced content. All at your own pace

Like how he said let’s not talk about it let’s get into it

Just get a new fender, still you are the absolute best in teaching body damage repair.

@jackkennedy9123

Ай бұрын

How many hours labor gonna be charged to repair this fender in this manner? New fender 155$!(primered…just prep and paint then install) this is great work…on Occassion finding a fender is impossible and this would be useful.

What is that tool called that goes around the tire?

What is the cost to "dent repair" vs fender replacement? I have a car with the same dent and the dealer wants $2,200 to replace.

Can anyone tell me what that tool is. And where to get it . 🙏

I'm a new subscriber

Where is your shop or location I have same problem with my chevy 15 fender

Wonder where to buy the tool. Thanks

i have a 2010 chevy HHR with a dent in the left hood just above the fender and headlight assy how would you go about taking a dent like this out of reinforced metal like that and the right rear just above the bumper the metal was pushed in between the bumper and taillights i can access it from inside the vehicle but its really tight any suggestions would be welcomed =)

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Heat heat heat. Also starting with leather or some other soft tip is a must.

Freaking out actually went better then I expected, the dent got tired of hearing me freaking out and you’ll never believe it the dent just popped itself back to factory show room condition. It even repainted and polished itself 😂

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 ай бұрын

Hahaha you’re gonna have to teach me that!

Where do I get a dent puller you used with the cold glue ?

How much do you charge for this?

Interesting. but confused I can see on an old car to do metal work but wouldn't it be faster and cheaper to buy a new fender?

What is the cost of doing this repair vs. replacing the fender with an aftermarket fender that comes pre-painted?

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

I’ve never seen an aftermarket fender that’s pre painted. Seems like that would be a paint match nightmare. PDR is usually more cost effective than replacement parts, and paint. That’s not the only factor though. Same day turnaround is a huge draw for some, original paint, no car fax, maintaining the original finish etc.

Thanks for your sharing knowledge 👍

Very helpful 💯

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

Thank you! Seeing your name makes me wanna check your channel! I hope it’s about what I think it is 😂

@InHomeGrow

Жыл бұрын

@@RealWorldPDRTraining just a small gardener living the dream 😎

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

@@InHomeGrow I can get behind that!

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

I’m making another video right now, when I go to post it I’ll make sure to subscribe

I'm beting this works, but what if the car is plastic? Will hot water and a plunger work for that?

@RealWorldPDRTraining

Жыл бұрын

This definitely works, and if the dent is soft your plunger will remove plenty of it out of plastic

Good but where is this work shop also im doing this work

Wow. I must learn. Do I need an apprenticeship? How could I get a job doing this?

@RealWorldPDRTraining

3 жыл бұрын

Www.realworldPdr.com has all the information you need to start.

What Tool Did You Use In This Video?

How much would you typically charge for a repair like this?

@RealWorldPDRTraining

2 жыл бұрын

I save the pricing discussion for the website www.realworldpdr.com. Customers looking for prices will find that depending on their location and skill of the technician prices will vary.

How much would a dent like this cost