Trev, good on you for not selling out like some other content providers have done. I admire your ethical approach. Great graphical demonstration of the physics at work during the shrinking process. Regards, Mark Presling
Love you skill.i was 58 i started teaching myself how to shape an form metal. Im learning everytime i work metal. Your experiance helps me trmendusly. Your a true MASTER ! thank you.
Trev, I agree ...good for you for not selling out! I greatly appreciate your desire to help the "common bloke" get some education without having to go to a trade school.
Thank you for explaining the 'doughnut' effect. I have one of those nasty sharp dents in my car and even though I don't have a fancy spot weld puller, the knowledge will help me massage the dent out more effectively. I love to learn new things. Also, thank you for understanding about those who can't donate. I sometimes feel a bit guilty because I am not a patron, especially to some of the channels that talk a lot about how wonderful their patrons are, but I am a pensioner and every bit of my money must go to keeping me going. If I had the means, I would be donating to many of my favourite channels, one of which is yours of course. Cheers.
Pauline Hunter as said donations are helpful but not expected. Please don’t feel guilty about anything, just by watching commenting and subscribing to UA-cam channels you are already helping the content creator in many ways. My primary objective is to help as many people out as possible and UA-cam gives me the platform to be able to do it. I’ve watched many videos myself and it’s helped me out immensely. Cheers Trev 👍
Thank you. Much appreciated. I have fond memories of a late model Bedford CA van. It belonged to a friend and several of us went on an ill-fated camping holiday that didn't eventuate because of a broken windscreen on the way. Driving in cold rain with no windscreen was not fun. Great van though. Cheers.
Thanks Trev for staying with your original intent ,ie helping the novice in his shed and not going in the other directions you mentioned. Your advice is invaluable. Cheers from Australia
You are such a genuine bloke Trev. For me, it is a real pleasure to be able to watch such craftsmanship, get a detailed explanation of what to do, and why, and learn from it.
Wait for those sponsor companies to come along Trev, the ones that donate products to you but you give them a mention and show the products in use. Another great video.
Trevor is a really genuine top rocker guy willing to part on his skill more than the quick $$ ive put couple of mates onto his chanel now love the way he explained theory into practical. Grate guy wish he was around when i was a aprent wouldn't have had to duck so much when you make the mistake all people do when learning and the tool use to get thrown by the boss young guys now are lucky for work cover
A fantastic channel Trev. So nice to get a UK guy telling it like it is. Im new to fabricating and welding, and find your videos a must have. Will donate as soon as I can get back to work. Keep it up Trev.
Very clever, Trev. A fantastic and clear explanation of what happens, for example, with hail damage. And this is why hail damage is expensive to repair!!
I'm amazed that this channel only has 36k subs as I feel it's one of the best D.Y.I. channels there is for body repair. I believe you to be a sheet metal artist and a gifted master body man. I've learned more from your channel in a year than from the previous 35 years of doing bodywork. Thank you very much for your brilliant instruction!
Trev, you sure ahve helped me in my bus and MG restos, can't thank you enough. Cannot wait to see the van done, think it might be better than when it left the factory.
Trev you are like a breath of fresh air to people who are looking to gain valuable easy to understand information on all manner or metal working tasks. A true gentlemen with a passion for sharing quality knowledge and encouragement to people who will hopefully start to tackle jobs that They may have only dreamed about before. Hope I don’t sound too corny but you really are a top bloke 👍
Hi trev donation sent . I have no intention of panel beating any vehicle but it's good to watch a true craftsman at work . I will stick to sockets and spanners 😉
Trev, you are a gentleman and a scholar. From the US I will be contributing in the near future. Your desire to help others is inspirational. Thank you very much.👍😃🤙🙏
What a great video Trev. Fixing up my Kombi I've also had to pull up dents that can't be accessed from the back, particularly around the swage line next to the windows. Having a stud welder like that is something I always want to add to my kit but never seems to happen. Keep up the videos as your able, not let others corrupt you!
Hi Trev. I have just binged out on your Pods. I have run my own repair workshop for over 40 year and have often kicked myself fo some of my quirks-it’s nice to see one of the best doing the compromises that we all have to make.You said in one of them that your mig. Torch stays live, l have the same mig as you and there is a coil of loose coil of earthing wire between the the aluminium mounting plates that hold the large bank of capacitors. I tried to to get a replacement but had no luck so finding an element from an old electric fire l un wound a bought eight coils and that has worked Now for years.PLESE MAKE SURE YOU EARTH OUT THE CAPACITORS BEFORE CHECKING.l hope this helps. Many thanks. Robin.
Thanks Trev, really helpful vid and I’m happy you’ve not been influenced to take your well respected channel in a money making direction. You’re true gent 👍🏻
You're a hell of a guy. Keep it the way it is. Your videos are great. Did you ever think you would reach out to so many people? I'm over here in the States, learning a whole bunch from you. You are very informative and entertaining, with a great attitude. Thank you very much for taking the time for us.
Another successful explanation of stuff I could never get right. It was a light bulb moment for me and made me understand the why's and the wherefore. I will be practising on my brothers classic mini. Oh yes and thanks for not going down the pay per view you are a gentleman.
I swear I say this every time, but this was the most amazing video yet. The donut is truly amazing... You have a much better system than a stud welders. Much quicker.
Yay! Another video from Trev! 😎 Love the content and thorough explaination. I am happy to see the new kit find a use in this video. I feel you can be more precise with it.. I learned shrinking with a torch and hammer. Love that you are staying true to your subscribers.. this is exactly the information I come to UA-cam for! Thanks Trev! Cheers Mate!!
Until I found your channel I thought sheet metal work required a building full of heavy tools. Now I can consider it a realistic possibility to do the body work on my own cars. You're a gentleman and scholar. Thank you for giving away your knowledge for free. Is there a way for fans who are willing to throw a few dollars your way?
I managed to remove sandblast damage to my bonnet today, picked the skin off and shrunk the stretched material from the underside, I planished and shrunk the donut out of it too, so nice to feel it taught up, back on the frame tomorrow, happy as!
Good on ya ! i'm starting to get a bit sick of all these youtubers begging for patreon payments for extra videos. I think the way your going about it is much more classy,, donate if you can afford it, but if not the videos are still here to watch.
very timely video for me thank you Trev . What still amazes me is the opportunity for us to learn a lifetimes of a craftsmans experience and skills in as little as an hours video. I have been repairing my classic cars since 1968 and this sort of information was never available before. There wer'nt any DIY bodywork books you could buy and where would anyone have the opportunity to watch and learn from a local body shop !...When I think about some of the repairs I have done over the years due to ignorance and having no money ...I cringe.
Great track for the outro! As for the rest of it....well, it's up there with the very best in my book. Spot-on techniques backed by generous quantities of solid, in-depth info (some would say 'straight as a die' ). Thanks Trev, I always learn something useful and nothing that's steered me in the wrong direction. Keep up the good work.
Fantastic video as usual, keep up the great work. I have learned a lot from your videos and I am currently almost finished with all the metal repair work on my 1983 Chevrolet Malibu Station Wagon. Thank you for the great videos.
HinTrev , I have been watching lots of your videos and just like to say, top man 👍. I have been self taught over the years doing loads of projects but learnt so much from your videos and also had confirmed by you what I have learnt the hard way by trial and error, so would have been easier if I had watched all your videos years ago had they have been there 😂. I would also like to commend you for a UA-cam gold medal for wanting to keep in the spirit of UA-cam and the internet by not jumping on the ' let's get greedy bandwagon' and sharing your knowledge to those who need it rather than those who can afford it 👍. Keep up the good work Trev , thanks for the videos mate , much appreciated 👌👌👌 ,Mick
Another great video! I have used a lot of the lessons you have shown on your channel on my old 46 Ford pickup. Always tons on useful information! Thank you Trev, you’re the best!
Your a true car guy, giving your experience to help those in the car hobby succeed. Keep it and tell the money grubbers to pound sand. Thanks for the great vid, a great help to me fixing up my 67 Rambler Rebel. Ray
Trev... You're a boss! Thanks for your vids. I'm a diesel mac but able to flip dents on my ride now because of the wealth of knowledge you shared. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
i enjoyed that very much!! especially your comments at the end of the video. I think the electrode technique you are looking for is the same as using a stick welder on mild steel. Lightly does it first time.
Please keep on doing these good quality videos. They are well done and informative. Keep to your true self and dont give in to those people pushing to go another direction.
Hello Trev, Thank you for the detailed explanations of your demonstrations. You have the ability to make things clear and interesting. We all learn so much from you. Stay true to your plan of getting the information out there. You have my thanks and support.
Closing remarks re sharing knowledge reminds me of my Father's words knowledge shared is knowledge grown exponentially. Good one buddy like your style😉🙂👍👍
Trev as always, thanks for the in depth tips. I use an insert in my mig welder that lets me insert a carbon tip to heat shrink. I’ve struggled with pressure and process and your insight has helped a ton, heat, then press. Great content, you are a wizard!!!
I enjoy your blogs Trev, you are very talented, when viewing the vans condition when you started on it I would have considered it an almost impossible task, all credit to you.
I found this after searching specifically for info on this topic. I learned things here I had no clue about before; a great video from a good teacher. Well explained and in interesting manner. I will be watching many more of your viedos - thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cheers
Your a top bloke Trev! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us guys stuck in a garage scratching our head. Think you've got a few thousand or so apprentice's keeping an eye peeled for your next words of wisdom. 😀
Another great video trev, only ever used a stud puller in the past. So glad your not selling yourself out to the big companies. I see your like most on here as you live in the real world.
WOW, I come across you by accident but Im glad I did, I bought a dent puller from ebay some time ago but couldn't work out where I was going wrong, i searched for ages looking for instructions on how to use it properly but no luck till now, then to top it off I saw some of your work at the end of video, wow wow wow, your an artist, thank you for your help, Ive got a few videos on my channel but no way as clever as yours, and cant belive how many subs you have,, 37 K . Ive got 20 ! no not 20 K 20 subs
Awesome skills love the vids. And hell yea keep it real never let people bye ya out. You doing what you want to do is what has made the channel great. 👍
Trev, you are not only incredible in what you' re doing but you are also a great guy. Another little tip from me is not to use a too long extension cord with the dent puller, because it causes a huge power drop at the tip of the puller. Thank's for the Videos!
Trev, appreciate all you do, and thanks for sharing your detailed knowledge. Just sent some money coming your way so you can keep teaching us all. Thanks again.
thanks great video but if something red hot I don't need to feel it to know its hot . thanks again always find your videos quit informative I have been a professional mechanic for years but my body work is only now beginning to move beyond amateur and you deserve some of the credit for that.
That is the Caddilac kit.... Nice. I would recommend anyone thinking of buying a Spot kit to save your money and get the kit Trev's got... I have used the H&S Stud kit and it works great but it leaves Me envious of the Tab Kit like Trev's got..
What a guy, they don't make em like you anymore Trev. You are an inspiration. I've got a VW T4 caravelle which I will be attempting to emulate your skills on. I'd be happy to get halfway to your skills. If you have time could you please show how you would deal with a sharp crease which has no access for a dolly. Would you cut out & weld a new patch or do you have any magical methods up your sleeve? My problem is a side loading door with a sharp crease on the edge & a strengthening flange behind stopping rear access. Regards Tony
Trev, good on you for not selling out like some other content providers have done. I admire your ethical approach. Great graphical demonstration of the physics at work during the shrinking process.
Regards, Mark Presling
What a decent bloke - too many are on here to build up a following then go down the pay per view route - good on ya mate
Thats very true
It became a business plan for some....
Too true 😊👍
Love you skill.i was 58 i started teaching myself how to shape an form metal. Im learning everytime i work metal. Your experiance helps me trmendusly. Your a true MASTER ! thank you.
I commend you for not selling out for the all mighty dollar (or pound). Your willingness to teach and share is greatly appreciated!!!
Thank you Sir.
Trev, I agree ...good for you for not selling out! I greatly appreciate your desire to help the "common bloke" get some education without having to go to a trade school.
Thank you for explaining the 'doughnut' effect. I have one of those nasty sharp dents in my car and even though I don't have a fancy spot weld puller, the knowledge will help me massage the dent out more effectively. I love to learn new things. Also, thank you for understanding about those who can't donate. I sometimes feel a bit guilty because I am not a patron, especially to some of the channels that talk a lot about how wonderful their patrons are, but I am a pensioner and every bit of my money must go to keeping me going. If I had the means, I would be donating to many of my favourite channels, one of which is yours of course. Cheers.
Pauline Hunter as said donations are helpful but not expected. Please don’t feel guilty about anything, just by watching commenting and subscribing to UA-cam channels you are already helping the content creator in many ways. My primary objective is to help as many people out as possible and UA-cam gives me the platform to be able to do it. I’ve watched many videos myself and it’s helped me out immensely. Cheers Trev 👍
Thank you. Much appreciated. I have fond memories of a late model Bedford CA van. It belonged to a friend and several of us went on an ill-fated camping holiday that didn't eventuate because of a broken windscreen on the way. Driving in cold rain with no windscreen was not fun. Great van though. Cheers.
Good on u Pauline you just stay healthy more kind harts is needed in our world god bless u
Thanks Trev for staying with your original intent ,ie helping the novice in his shed and not going in the other directions you mentioned.
Your advice is invaluable. Cheers from Australia
You are such a genuine bloke Trev. For me, it is a real pleasure to be able to watch such craftsmanship, get a detailed explanation of what to do, and why, and learn from it.
Wait for those sponsor companies to come along Trev, the ones that donate products to you but you give them a mention and show the products in use. Another great video.
Thank you for keeping a pure channel. You are a talented guy, and these have been immensely informative for me, a beginner with sheet metal.
G'day from West Australia, glad to see a man that still understands steel manipulation.
Bit of a dying art in Australia.
Steve like me we are still around in Australia i am in nsw on the east coast lake Macquarie
Trevor is a really genuine top rocker guy willing to part on his skill more than the quick $$ ive put couple of mates onto his chanel now love the way he explained theory into practical. Grate guy wish he was around when i was a aprent wouldn't have had to duck so much when you make the mistake all people do when learning and the tool use to get thrown by the boss young guys now are lucky for work cover
Finally a panel beater worthy . Completely! Thank you very much mate from panel beaters Australia
A fantastic channel Trev. So nice to get a UK guy telling it like it is. Im new to fabricating and welding, and find your videos a must have. Will donate as soon as I can get back to work. Keep it up Trev.
Very clever, Trev. A fantastic and clear explanation of what happens, for example, with hail damage. And this is why hail damage is expensive to repair!!
I'm amazed that this channel only has 36k subs as I feel it's one of the best D.Y.I. channels there is for body repair. I believe you to be a sheet metal artist and a gifted master body man. I've learned more from your channel in a year than from the previous 35 years of doing bodywork. Thank you very much for your brilliant instruction!
I admire that you are staying true to your subscribers., keep up your excellent work mate.
Trev, you sure ahve helped me in my bus and MG restos, can't thank you enough. Cannot wait to see the van done, think it might be better than when it left the factory.
Trev you are like a breath of fresh air to people who are looking to gain valuable easy to understand information on all manner or metal working tasks.
A true gentlemen with a passion for sharing quality knowledge and encouragement to people who will hopefully start to tackle jobs that They may have only dreamed about before.
Hope I don’t sound too corny but you really are a top bloke 👍
Great video @trev. One of the many counter-intuitive aspects of metal working. Thank you.
Hi trev donation sent . I have no intention of panel beating any vehicle but it's good to watch a true craftsman at work . I will stick to sockets and spanners 😉
Trev, you are a gentleman and a scholar. From the US I will be contributing in the near future. Your desire to help others is inspirational. Thank you very much.👍😃🤙🙏
Here is one dude to learn from. You are good at this. You learn me some skills and i have been in this buisness for 40 years. Keep it upp.
What a nice bloke and yet another great repair video, and of course classic vehicles getting the benefit of being saved to live on too.
Dude..... you do beautiful metal work, my friend. Unbelievable. You’re an incredible artist.
Dont even think about leaving youtube Trev us that are half way through our builds will be lost mate
Essentially a dent acts just like a drop of water, the ripple it creates.
Great vid!
What a great video Trev. Fixing up my Kombi I've also had to pull up dents that can't be accessed from the back, particularly around the swage line next to the windows. Having a stud welder like that is something I always want to add to my kit but never seems to happen. Keep up the videos as your able, not let others corrupt you!
What a star you are that is brilliant you give so much help such a nice guy in doing that keep up your excellent work mate.
Hi Trev. I have just binged out on your Pods. I have run my own repair workshop for over 40 year and have often kicked myself fo some of my quirks-it’s nice to see one of the best doing the compromises that we all have to make.You said in one of them that your mig. Torch stays live, l have the same mig as you and there is a coil of loose coil of earthing wire between the the aluminium mounting plates that hold the large bank of capacitors.
I tried to to get a replacement but had no luck so finding an element from an old electric fire l un wound a bought eight coils and that has worked
Now for years.PLESE MAKE SURE YOU EARTH OUT THE CAPACITORS BEFORE CHECKING.l hope this helps. Many thanks. Robin.
Robin Wilson thanks Robin. Cheers Trev 👍
While I was watching the video, I wanted to give likes 2 or 3 times forgetting that I have liked the video from the beginning. 10/10
I learn something EVERY time I watch your videos.
Thanks Trev, really helpful vid and I’m happy you’ve not been influenced to take your well respected channel in a money making direction. You’re true gent 👍🏻
Really great tips on the heat shrinking. Every day is a school day. Thanks Trev 👍🏼
You’re an artist. Make your art the way you want.
You're a hell of a guy. Keep it the way it is. Your videos are great. Did you ever think you would reach out to so many people? I'm over here in the States, learning a whole bunch from you. You are very informative and entertaining, with a great attitude. Thank you very much for taking the time for us.
Excellent and inspirational, the UK 's version of Ron Fournier, another metal shaping hero. Thankyou.
Another successful explanation of stuff I could never get right. It was a light bulb moment for me and made me understand the why's and the wherefore. I will be practising on my brothers classic mini. Oh yes and thanks for not going down the pay per view you are a gentleman.
You point about resistance and pressure complete changes my perspective on the process! I always leaned in harder…. But now I know better, thanks!
Glad to have been of help. Cheers Trev 👍
I swear I say this every time, but this was the most amazing video yet. The donut is truly amazing... You have a much better system than a stud welders. Much quicker.
Yay! Another video from Trev! 😎 Love the content and thorough explaination. I am happy to see the new kit find a use in this video. I feel you can be more precise with it.. I learned shrinking with a torch and hammer.
Love that you are staying true to your subscribers.. this is exactly the information I come to UA-cam for!
Thanks Trev! Cheers Mate!!
Until I found your channel I thought sheet metal work required a building full of heavy tools. Now I can consider it a realistic possibility to do the body work on my own cars.
You're a gentleman and scholar. Thank you for giving away your knowledge for free. Is there a way for fans who are willing to throw a few dollars your way?
I managed to remove sandblast damage to my bonnet today, picked the skin off and shrunk the stretched material from the underside, I planished and shrunk the donut out of it too, so nice to feel it taught up, back on the frame tomorrow, happy as!
You've got vast skills; and and great way of explaining things.Thanks for sharing your knowledge Trev top man.
Great video Trev. You have some great repair kit and certainly know how to use it. Wow the finish on that panel is fantastic.
Cheers, Jeff.
cabdriveruk Thanks Jeff 👍
Good on ya ! i'm starting to get a bit sick of all these youtubers begging for patreon payments for extra videos. I think the way your going about it is much more classy,, donate if you can afford it, but if not the videos are still here to watch.
very timely video for me thank you Trev .
What still amazes me is the opportunity for us to learn a lifetimes of a craftsmans experience and skills in as little as an hours video.
I have been repairing my classic cars since 1968 and this sort of information was never available before. There wer'nt any DIY bodywork books you could buy and where would anyone have the opportunity to watch and learn from a local body shop !...When I think about some of the repairs I have done over the years due to ignorance and having no money ...I cringe.
Great track for the outro! As for the rest of it....well, it's up there with the very best in my book. Spot-on techniques backed by generous quantities of solid, in-depth info (some would say 'straight as a die' ). Thanks Trev, I always learn something useful and nothing that's steered me in the wrong direction. Keep up the good work.
Fantastic video as usual, keep up the great work. I have learned a lot from your videos and I am currently almost finished with all the metal repair work on my 1983 Chevrolet Malibu Station Wagon. Thank you for the great videos.
I’m happy to learn from a master rather than someone who can get the job done
Beautiful work Trev. I learn a lot watching your videos. Like the raised surface surrounding a sharp dent.
HinTrev , I have been watching lots of your videos and just like to say, top man 👍. I have been self taught over the years doing loads of projects but learnt so much from your videos and also had confirmed by you what I have learnt the hard way by trial and error, so would have been easier if I had watched all your videos years ago had they have been there 😂. I would also like to commend you for a UA-cam gold medal for wanting to keep in the spirit of UA-cam and the internet by not jumping on the ' let's get greedy bandwagon' and sharing your knowledge to those who need it rather than those who can afford it 👍. Keep up the good work Trev , thanks for the videos mate , much appreciated 👌👌👌 ,Mick
Continue to make your own videos; Stay free, man. You are the people's champion, mate. God bless you👍
Another great video! I have used a lot of the lessons you have shown on your channel on my old 46 Ford pickup. Always tons on useful information! Thank you Trev, you’re the best!
Your a true car guy, giving your experience to help those in the car hobby succeed. Keep it and tell the money grubbers to pound sand.
Thanks for the great vid, a great help to me fixing up my 67 Rambler Rebel.
Ray
I wish we'd have had more teachers like you at school,👍🏼
Trev... You're a boss! Thanks for your vids. I'm a diesel mac but able to flip dents on my ride now because of the wealth of knowledge you shared. Keep up the good work 👍🏻
i enjoyed that very much!! especially your comments at the end of the video. I think the electrode technique you are looking for is the same as using a stick welder on mild steel. Lightly does it first time.
Please keep on doing these good quality videos. They are well done and informative. Keep to your true self and dont give in to those people pushing to go another direction.
Excellent as usual (the holes on the front use to a holder for the service book) remember them well.er
Para un amateur, aprender estos trucos podría llevar 100 años,. Gracias Trev!
Hello Trev, Thank you for the detailed explanations of your demonstrations. You have the ability to make things clear and interesting. We all learn so much from you. Stay true to your plan of getting the information out there. You have my thanks and support.
Wow, something new! Thanks Trevor - it's an art, using science.
Closing remarks re sharing knowledge reminds me of my Father's words knowledge shared is knowledge grown exponentially.
Good one buddy like your style😉🙂👍👍
Trev as always, thanks for the in depth tips. I use an insert in my mig welder that lets me insert a carbon tip to heat shrink. I’ve struggled with pressure and process and your insight has helped a ton, heat, then press. Great content, you are a wizard!!!
Outstanding job Trev. I always get something extra from your videos.
WHAT A GREAT BLOKE YOU ARE.
I enjoy your blogs Trev, you are very talented, when viewing the vans condition when you started on it I would have
considered it an almost impossible task, all credit to you.
This video gave me a serious feeling of guilt being able to watch it for free - seriously Trev, thank you - PayPal donation done.
Lodge Cav my comments were said to alleviate guilt not cause them, thank you anyway, very much appreciated. Cheers Trev 👍
Brilliant! I always look for your tips and techniques. The best body shop stuff on youtube. Thanks!
Really good tips as always Trev- video suggestion: repairing hail damage
I found this after searching specifically for info on this topic. I learned things here I had no clue about before; a great video from a good teacher. Well explained and in interesting manner. I will be watching many more of your viedos - thank you for sharing your knowledge. Cheers
Bravo young man! There's pleasure in giving which will bring you it's own reward.
Live looking at the Bentley 100 centenary concept car!
Your a top bloke Trev! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge with us guys stuck in a garage scratching our head. Think you've got a few thousand or so apprentice's keeping an eye peeled for your next words of wisdom. 😀
Fair Play , keep the faith brother . If only more of the populus had your outlook ,the world would be a better place .
Another great video trev, only ever used a stud puller in the past. So glad your not selling yourself out to the big companies. I see your like most on here as you live in the real world.
Awesome video! I learnt a lot from it and and good to see that not everyone is always in it for the money
Thanks for making all of this awesome info available to the common man, Trev. Your ethics are noted and greatly appreciated :)
Really like your explanations and diagrams you make the subject very clear. Thanks
Thanks for sharing this knowledge. Very clear and precise. Regards from Argentina
Thank you very much Trev. Your work is great, and I, personally, learn a whole lot from you. You are doing great. Keep on being yourself.
Great work Trev
That's a nice bit of gear Trev. Perfect in that double skin situation. Thanks for posting mate.
Thanks for another great video Trev. I learned I've been pushing too hard. Great Tips!
WOW, I come across you by accident but Im glad I did, I bought a dent puller from ebay some time ago but couldn't work out where I was going wrong, i searched for ages looking for instructions on how to use it properly but no luck till now, then to top it off I saw some of your work at the end of video, wow wow wow, your an artist, thank you for your help, Ive got a few videos on my channel but no way as clever as yours, and cant belive how many subs you have,, 37 K . Ive got 20 ! no not 20 K 20 subs
Very cool Trev, love your attitude! Happy Trails, Doug
Awesome skills love the vids. And hell yea keep it real never let people bye ya out. You doing what you want to do is what has made the channel great. 👍
Top quality information - Never used this kind of kit before
That's a good bit of kit, Trev! I've got a stud gun that weighs a ton and you have to push on it so hard it moves the car! Keep up the good work!
A very good explanation, Trevor 👏
Good on ya, Trev don't sell out.
Trev, you are not only incredible in what you' re doing but you are also a great guy. Another little tip from me is not to use a too long extension cord with the dent puller, because it causes a huge power drop at the tip of the puller. Thank's for the Videos!
Great video, I bought one of these machines for my shop. It’s a major game changer.
Ur a great guy, I bet you sleep well. Can't wait to buy a coffee off ur van.
Trev, appreciate all you do, and thanks for sharing your detailed knowledge. Just sent some money coming your way so you can keep teaching us all. Thanks again.
Mig Buddy thank you very much my friend your contribution will ensure that yourself and other people will enjoy future videos. Cheers Trev 👍
Your previous video made me buy one but havent used it yet, this is the best reason to go use it!
Goid on you Trev. The world is better from you giving. Thanks heaps
thanks great video but if something red hot I don't need to feel it to know its hot . thanks again always find your videos quit informative I have been a professional mechanic for years but my body work is only now beginning to move beyond amateur and you deserve some of the credit for that.
That is the Caddilac kit.... Nice. I would recommend anyone thinking of buying a Spot kit to save your money and get the kit Trev's got... I have used the H&S Stud kit and it works great but it leaves Me envious of the Tab Kit like Trev's got..
What a guy, they don't make em like you anymore Trev. You are an inspiration.
I've got a VW T4 caravelle which I will be attempting to emulate your skills on. I'd be happy to get halfway to your skills.
If you have time could you please show how you would deal with a sharp crease which has no access for a dolly. Would you cut out & weld a new patch or do you have any magical methods up your sleeve? My problem is a side loading door with a sharp crease on the edge & a strengthening flange behind stopping rear access. Regards Tony
Tony Dalton you could send me a picture, cheers Trev 👍
@@trevsblog Thanks Trev I'll get one up ASAP
A lot of useful information here. Thanks Trev!