Thanks Marty for taking the time to educate another generation.

You da Man, thanks Marty. I have really been working on My blending technique with much success.

Thank you Marty, I sure am looking forward to all of your videos to come! God Bless!!!

I know it’s been a while but thank you very much

Thanks Marty. You help more than you know. GOD bless you too brother.

@TopGunPDRTraining

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks guys. Should be a lot of fun!

looking forward to more marty

Thank you so much i was a body tech for 16 years and been pushing for 7 years and your videos are extremely good thank you

@TopGunPDRTraining

6 жыл бұрын

16 years of misery huh LOL. PDR sure is a step up isn't it!

@JoseJimenez-eb2wp

6 жыл бұрын

Oh yes but understanding metal makes the difference.

Looking forward to your insight Marty. Anything to make large dents go away faster!

@TopGunPDRTraining

6 жыл бұрын

I hear ya Dennis. That 1 hour Large Dent Repair Theory video is only the start. We'll be expanding and demonstrating everything in detail. Anybody can move metal, the trick is moving it in a way that gets a fast finish!

I am a new subscriber,love your channel

@martyrunik

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

You never stop learning! The day you do is when you're dead! I have shown a few tricks to guys 30+ years in the game as a rookie... It's all relative!

@TopGunPDRTraining

6 жыл бұрын

Is that ever the truth! Even after 44 years of working aluminum I'm still learning stuff about the new alloys.

Thank you Mr. Runik. You are a genuinely good salt of the earth person. Your videos help more people than you think. Let’s hope you have a long life ahead of you before you kid the bucket. And when that time comes, you have to make a video on fixing a bucket dent Just kidding. Excellent job

@TopGunPDRTraining

6 жыл бұрын

Ya I can still keep up with most young guys as far as stamina is concerned, it's these old eyes that are messing with me LOL.

I really wish had found your videos before I started messing with my dent, lol.

@TopGunPDRTraining

5 жыл бұрын

Better late than never LOL

How to the techniques vary between older car sheet metal and newer car sheet metal? As I understand, car mfgs.used cold rolled steel of a heavier gauge and switched to thinner, stronger steel in the 70's.

@martyrunik

2 жыл бұрын

Yes older sheetmetal works differently than the newer thinner steel. I will try to get a video up on the basic differences. You can also buy Frank Sargents book Automotive Sheet Metal Working to learn the basics of working older sheetmetal.