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@@kenmastersmaster no not damage this sharp

@primedentremoval I've seen that on roof rails and there's no other way to remove it except glue

@@kenmastersmaster yeah you’re right roof rails are glue pull only, which can make a sharp dent especially challenging or even non-PDRable

@primedentremoval should be doable especially on doors because they have thinner metal. Might take much longer. I've seen dent time and the guy from the UK do crazy stuff with glue pulling alone, which I am trying to learn without relying on rods

@@24cimbo hey I appreciate it 🙌

@@24cimbo thank you thank you

@@seryj_volk_7 thanks for watching! 👍👍

@@GucciManecubus awesome! Good luck to yah!

@@aldaircatalan8345 yeah! Wassup bro. I like the light fade on the propdr lights but I’ve had issues with their quality. A friend of mine has a small stucky and he let me try it and once the propdr lights kick it for good, I’ll probably switch to stucky unless I find another brand I like

@@RaptorTroll360 thank you 🙏

@@LaneStevens I’ve already stopped into many of the shops and dealers around. This was just calling to other local companies. (Ex: landscapers, builders, etc) dabbling in it to see what it may yield. No closing but at the very least a few more emails added to the mailing list.

@@joeknight8479 my first twenty calls seemed promising. I had multiple good conversations with local biz owners who were interested in some repair work. Nothing came from it but I didn’t pursue it as I should’ve either. The next 100 calls (some shown in this video) were really un-fruitful. I intend to do more because it’s a numbers game, and I didn’t change my script from the initial attempt. Will keep you updated with new video when that happens.

@@SWMIPDR it’s awesome, Jonathan’s a great inventor! Very much appreciated bro 🙏

@ are you going to MTE in Florida? Would be great to connect if you do.

@ maybe. It’s up in the air atm due to some other possible plans, but if I do I’ll definitely hit you up!

@@BurbanlifeChevy thanks!

@@ryanevers-m5b oh of course

@@primedentremoval What state?

@ northern lower Michigan peninsula

@@primedentremoval minneapolis, thats a bit of a drive but id be down how much do you charge

@@ryanevers-m5b that is a drive and and half! The price depends on the severity and location of the dent. I’d have to put my eyes on it via pic or in person to have any idea. Just did a quick google search, it looks like there are a few local companies that have good reviews. It might be worth checking with one of them if you can’t find the time to make the trip over here!

Buy cheaper used cars. A car is a tool not a status symbol. That line of thinking is why American car debt is at like a trillion dollars and the average payment is like $800 a month. Its the reason most people are poor. My car is not a reflection on me. It is a depreciating asset that I need as a means to an end.

@@VedowKE absolutely nothing wrong with wanting to have nice things. People like to project their opinions for no good reason

@@metalman6708with that thinkin, might as well buy the cheapest meats, the cheapests beds, the cheapest shoes, and so on. let people have what they want, so long as no one else is bothered. you dont see anyone bothering you for being the way you are

@@_SwayFlow depends on how deep they are. Usually a sand and buff can improve the appearance of light to medium scratches 50+ percent. If they are through the paint they will need color matched with touch up

@@aldaircatalan8345 thanks for watching! How close are you to starting up? Planning on it, or have the tools and are ready to go?

I have a business name, a logo, a domain and now thinking about if getting an LLC with something online like Zenbusiness or legalzoom, or if I should go to a local Accountant firm? And then afterwards get the tools and equipment to be able to write it off. Any recommendations? I'm planning to offer Paintless Dent Repair, Auto Detailing, and Auto Body Repairs (at some point because I was an auto body technician for 5 years before PDR)

@ awesome 👏 I have a local firm that helps me. Biz cards were pretty instrumental for me in the beginning. I was handing them out left and right to whoever would take them even if they already had a PDR guy. Then making sure I was available when they called.

@@victorbarranca2910 of course! Thanks for watching

@@andyrazzell1080 thank you!

@@aidanramirez3357 I’ve heard that it does! Though I don’t think it would’ve worked here. I nearly had to pull the paint off to get that metal to move

@@Joel-we2gg much appreciated

@@kellykathymcdaniel7834 I’m glad you like em! Here’s the link to the lifter. www.kecotabs.com/products/keco-robo-lifter?cmp_id=20973645004&adg_id=&kwd=&device=m&hsa_acc=1079742801&hsa_cam=20973645004&hsa_grp=&hsa_ad=&hsa_src=x&hsa_tgt=&hsa_kw=&hsa_mt=&hsa_net=adwords&hsa_ver=3&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADBnC6xCzKfZq0AtqsLru3hXhX4LT&gclid=CjwKCAiA9bq6BhAKEiwAH6bqoCdAE1HPhtW9fVLvgulOmhkDBxexgp_eXDLyl-7_J27XeUd7UhRMgxoCC6MQAvD_BwE

I may have heard you wrong but it was a tool that kinda snapped when it pulled?

@ yes it’s the Keco “Robo” mini lifter

@@sanjeevrabindranath3271 6 oz

@@drdentrepair5530 the new rams almost seem like they are trying to prevent you from removing them. I use the curved titan picks, and I twist around both sides and pry.

@@Snowman380 they do! Just have to place some steel on the outside of the panel to get the magnet to stick and complete the circuit

We call the “chisel” a knockdown. They are specifically designed to not harm the clear coat

​@@primedentremovalthats cool it doesn't hurt the paint. Great work, dude.

@@firepfarr thank you my guy 🤘

Depends, but a proper PDR repair for something like this is around $150

Lmao your finna get humbled fast.

@@B33Iore glad it helped in some way. Just trying to get the fails out of the way so I can succeed eventually.

@@victorbarranca2910 thanks! Glad you liked it