PUSHING CREASES WITH PDR | Full Repair BREAKDOWN
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2024
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This damage was caused by another vehicle brushing up against the side of this panel, which took the bodyline in and left a horizontal crease over the top of the bodyline. Watch me repair it from start to finish using specialist tools that massage the metal back out again from the rear of the panel. Enjoy!
Filmed & edited by Jake Quintin
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• Aluminium Knock Down - www.pdrprotools.co.uk
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So glad the days are getting longer, trying to get these jobs filmed outside in the winter before it gets dark is so difficult… Wish I had a workshop!
Hey buddy a few people are asking if you want to join PDR beginners on Facebook it's a pretty cool group to be in.
Trust me once you join you'll be like a celebrity there...
@@DentZero123 Hey Bobby, thank you for the info, at the moment I am flat out with so much at the moment and already answer tons of comments and emails daily regarding PDR and also I'm supposed to be taking it easy from a medical perspective as I have only just got back working from a year off, so thank you for the offer, maybe when things have settled down I can start engaging lots more with some of the community again 👍👍👍
@@DentZero123 Trust me I am not a celebrity, just a small time guy from Hertfordshire UK who likes making videos as much as I love PDR, I'm just one PDR tech in a sea of Amazing PDR tech's 👍
how much does a job like this cost ?
The master of masters of PDR technology, technique, and practice (perhaps in the world!). He's the best of the best!
Thanks Glenn, I really appreciate your comment. There are some amazing PDR Tech's out there today around the world. I'm just see myself as I small time PDR guy from the UK who likes to entertain people with how PDR works 👍👍👍
@@1st_track_dents @1st Track Dents I am in the U.S. and have been seeking out as many channels and as much info as possible. Though your humbleness is refreshing as far as I can tell there are maybe 10 channels that someone can actually learn the actual text book type physics and theories behind the art of PDR...with not being a PDR Tech I will say that your channel is on that top 5 list of my watchlist, along with Dentless Touch, Dent Time, The Man of Steel(can't remember channel name)and a few others I can't recall off the top of my head...your easy to follow video production format, explanations that have just enough words to be understood by the lay person...and video editing quality is top 5-10 in the UA-cam PDR content, you may see yourself as a small avg shop in the U.K. but you have 100k+ and growing subscriber's for a reason who get inspired and learn new things everytime you upload a new video! Remember this when ever there is a teachable moment...good or bad...the art of taking someone's ugly disaster and making it beautiful again must make the work and painstaking attention to detail worth it in the end...keep up the great work! Whether you are too humble to accept the title or not...you are a Master in alot of our eyes, and who ever you teach/pass your knowledge on to will become the same...!
@@grandsea2 Thanks Ricky for taking the time to write this and for your kind words I really appreciate it, it means a lot as I had to take the whole year off in 2021 due to a sudden illness and I'm still recovering now but managing to work again even though I'm not at full capacity yet. I wasn't even sure if my business would survive or if I would make any videos again. So I'm just glad to be back and can continue helping the PDR community even though I am just showing my way of doing things which isn't always necessarily the right or wrong way but I do seem to get the job done in the end! I am trying to come up with a new style of quicker video as these ones do take a lot of time so being able to do a quicker edited one would hopefully prevent the big gaps between the videos, so watch this space! Thanks again Ricky, putting yourself on UA-cam can be a scary place sometimes and as expected I do get the odd nasty comment here and there but these types of comments remind me that there are some really nice decent people out there who appreciate the work involved in making content like this and it makes it all worthwhile! Take care and I wish you lots of success! 👍👍👍
I'd say this channel and Clark Kent, Man of Steel "PDR Dent Discount / PDR Training" are top 2. Clark uses a pull tower and hot glue tabs to pull out deep dents that look totaled...
I like how you calmly explain what you are doing without any showmanship and cheesy nickname. Just facts and details.
Thanks, really appreciate your positive comment 👍
Thank you for letting us take part
in your Amazing craftsmanship.
Love from Germany
As always, thanks for taking the time to watch Steven, it's much very appreciated 👍
Love the video edits and overall explanation! Wish these videos were around 18 years ago when I first started. Definitely pushing the fast forward button for a lot of PDR techs coming into this amazing industry👍🏻
Thanks Brice, great to hear from you. Yes, when I started out UA-cam didn't exist and the PDR guys who came into our bodyshop when I was a panel beater wouldn't give anything away and were so secretive, which only made me more determined! I also don't claim to know it all and have learned loads on here from guys like yourself and others, so it's a great platform for us all to share our knowledge. Loving your work as always 👍👍👍
You both do an outstanding job. Many techs look up to you both... keep up the amazing job ( TRUST ME ILL BE ONE OF THE GREATS LOL ) Because I want it very bad.
And now it's in honor for my mother... rest her soul
I could do without the boom chicka music and just have the narration.
You are my #1 PDR technician i saw alot of your videos and i learn lots things. You are a unique on repair because you are using few tools with super result!! double bend and rubber tips are the main part of the repair including heat gun and knockdown the other technicians will show us for 1 repair a lot of roods, diferent size glue tabs and more and they will make repair horibble. Thanks a lot for having you our hero!! respect and love to you Sir.
Thank you very much Yared for your comment, I wish you lots of success for your future 👍
I love the way you explain step by step. Thank you.
Great work! Thanks for showing us step by step all of the details.
You're welcome 👍👍
You certainly are the best when it comes to this…. Your attention to detail is fantastic👍🏼
Thanks James 👍
Thanks for another great video mate I like that you included the time as I think it gives us the viewers a realistic perspective again you make it look easy as most skilled technicians do great work mate cheers 👍🦘🇦🇺
Thanks Damien, the time is estimated slightly as it takes longer when filming, I'm usually there most of the day, nut i try and gauge from what I have done so far what the timings would be. All the best 👍
Terrific job. You make the task look easy, which is a real sign of your expertise. Cheers.
Thanks Jeffrey 👍
Hi Jake, as always great to see the master craftsman at work. Love the breakdown of the repair - excellent photography and Close ups. Great to see you back - keep up the great work!👍
Thanks Luke, yes, trying to be a bit more consistent with the uploads, along with juggling many other things, but so far I'm managing. Hope you are well, I always appreciate your comment 👍👍👍
@@1st_track_dents Thanks Jake, I am well thank you. I hope you are keeping well too. We all really appreciate your work, professionalism and the detail you put into your videos. You are so inspiring. Take care, all the best.👍👍
Thanks Luke, really appreciate your kind words 😉
Another great video Jake I learn something every time I watch you. keep them coming
Thanks, glad you gained something from it 👍
Thank you for a job well done Mr. Quintin! I like how you do your dent analysis and how describe the needed solution. Blessings! 🙏🙏🙏❤💐
Yet another fantastic video for the best of the best. 👍🏻
Thank you Jake for a brilliant video once again.
Thanks Myke, I quite enjoy editing them, filming them though is not as easy!
Great work Jake, and incredibly therapeutic to watch :-)
Thanks, I try and make them as entertaining as possible so people don't fall asleep 😴
Absolutely amazing work as always 👌
Cheers 👍
Nice work as you do every time. thanks for sharing.
Thanks Victor 😉
As I have commented before, great video. Picked up on your comment about feeling the panel to determine the strength of your input. I do the same on our glass topped oven - by touching the top (not the burner!), I can feel whether a pot is at a certain point of a boil. Second, you have to have a very experienced eye to do what you do. Good job!
Thanks George, yes, good vision is only part of the skill set, the sound the panel makes when you hit it and how it feels all contribute to the whole repair process. Keep well 👍
Hello Master Jake, Simply thank you very much for sharing your wisdom with us many blessings
My pleasure, thank you for watching and commenting, its very much appreciated 👍
Es expectacular el acabado y la metodología que sigue en sus trabajos ,genial y agradecido de que comparta su profesionalismo.
Gracias por tu amable comentario! 😎
Thank you for sharing your work! It's a pleasure! 🚘🔨😍
Thanks! 👍
Nice to see a master at work excellent job 👌
Many thanks Michael 👍
Jake as always great job!! Always look forward to your next smash repair! You might want to think about coming to the MTE in Orlando Florida one year. I've been a Dentman Craftsman for 28 years and it was my first time going this year. It was absolutely incredible!! Keep the videos rolling my friend!!
Thanks Terry, great to hear from you. Yes I can imagine MTE must be amazing, I would absolutely love to go to one of those events but it would cost me a fortune to fly out and the lost days from working. We don't really have anything like that here in the UK. It's a shame as It would be great to just look and feel some of these new tools, I rarely get to buy new tools and when I do it's always a shot in the dark, hoping that the tool will feel right and work the way I want it to. Also most of the tools I want are always out of stock here in the UK! It only makes sense to buy direct from the USA if you are buying quite a few as you have to pay import duty on top. Hopefully I will win the lottery one day and get out to one of the MTE events 😂 Great talking and I wish you all the best 👍👍👍
I’m from Orlando! 😊
I think your videos are brilliant. So much effort put into editing and all the hard work doing the repair as well.
I hope this job comes back to me about a trainee PDR technician. I want to move from smart repair and learn this amazing skill.
Any tips on being new to learning this? Would be much appreciated.
I've watched 100+ hours on PDR but I know it will be a lot different when it comes to practical.
Thanks, yes I am a bit of a perfectionist in everything I do, which can be a pain sometimes but good for my customers! As with anything, you just have to put the hours in and practice like crazy, you have the advantage now of watching lots of free content on UA-cam which I didn't have, so soak up as much good stuff on here as possible and then when you are ready book yourself on a good PDR training course and progress from there 👍
Amazing repair and looked undamaged at the finish. 10/10
Thanks Ray 👍
Absolutely amazing!
Absolutely brilliant mate amazing work 👍👍
Thanks 👍
Hey you have a really great finishing quality, and your process is almost the same I use in 🇧🇷, cheers man!
Thanks Julio, that sounds great, would love to see your process in action 👍
Master that is all i can say. As allways great job Jake. Thanks for sharing. 👍👍👍
No problem, thank you for your comment 👍👍👍
Excelente demostracion de su destreza y capacidad de realizar este trabajo....mil gracias por compartir sus conocimientos...
Saludos de Guatemala
Ruben Ibañez
Gracias Rubén, por tu amable comentario. Realmente aprecio que veas mi último video. 👍👍👍
Excellent work! Great video 🤙
Thanks appreciate it 😉
Absolutely fantastic. What a great craftsman. Would love to have seen the customer reaction! Amazement no doubt! Shame you’re not in Costa Blanca.....!
Like always great work 👍 Thanks for your videos. Cheers from Poland
Thanks for watching 👍
Great job. I wish I could learn to do that. What a satisfying job. 👍
Hey Jake, another fantastic video and work. Really love the video editing and the oustanding final result as usual, my friend. A Huge Thumb up 👍👍👍 for You and your work as always and I look forward to watching your next one soon. Take care 🍻🤜
Thanks Francisco, always appreciate your positive comments, working on the next one now, so hope to get it out there soon. All the best, Jake 👍
Another amazing repair Jake! Look forward to catching up on the 11th.
Thanks Sean, yes looking forward to working on your next project 👍👍👍
Preciso, rápido, perfeito. Parabéns.
Obrigada! 😊
Just amazing, thanks
This was the best explanatory video ive found, i live in remote Alaska and i do believe i may be able to fix a dent somewhat on my car so thanks a bunch!
Love these videos! Keep it up!
Thanks, many more on the way 👍👍👍
As ever brilliant. I am even more impressed you can stay kneeling for that long, my knees would long since be complaining! 😂😂
Ha ha, I do have to edit out the parts where my knees creak when I get up, I can't wait for the summer, the heat from the sun definitely helps with the aching joints! 👍
Perfecto👌 You're the best👍
Then end result is always 💯% perfect, just like it left from factory👍
Thanks for sharing, Stay Safe Bro👍
Thanks Salman, glad you enjoyed watching, all the best to you! 👍👍👍
Thanks man for your always amazing work
Top work that. Thanks for sharing your skill
Beautiful result my friend 👍 hope you are well.
I'm good thanks, hope all is well with you 👍
The master at work once again
Thanks again Jon 👍👍👍
I had a similar dent removed from the wheel arch of my GTI. I still remember the guy saying "you might not want to watch this". The result was equally amazing. Great job!
Thanks, yes it can look and sound scary when repairing these but the results speak for themselves! Thanks for watching 👍
The repair time clock is the most important thing. Superb Jake 👌👌👌
Thanks! 👍
Your what I call a true artist..
Thanks 👍
What a fantastic job mate. Lovely finish. Good luck for the future. Paddy from Ireland.
Thanks Patrick! All the best to you to mate 👍👍👍
How about Jake!! another excellent video and very well explained from beginning to end and what an excellent result!! a suggestion for a next video could be a summary of the tool you use the most or the one you recommend the most to buy for someone who is just starting out in this trade, thanks friend, great like!! and as always a big greeting from Mexico!!!! ✌🏼
Thanks, to be honest I only really use about 2 or 3 tools so it would be a quick video 😂 but I shall take your comment on board for sure, all the best great to hear form you as always! 👍
Beautiful as always!
Thanks 👍
Literally an artist.
Thanks 👍
Well Done, nice work!
Thank you 👍
Amazing work keep it up
Thanks MrAlfieBoy 😎
Great video. I bought a used car with some dents for cheap, hoping I can use my new pdr kit to help out. Thanks for the teaching and encouragement.
You must have to buy an old car and dent it on purpose to learn how to do this imagine you're first real job how scary it must be lol
Great work Jake and great videos
Thanks for the positive feedback, much appreciated! 😉
Great job Jake. 👍
Thanks Rod 👍
У тебе майстерні руки.
Дякую за відеоролик.
Дуже дякую за перегляд 👍
Stunning. What an incredible skill. I’ve emailed you a couple of photos of some ripples I’ve got. I don’t mind travelling to you given this quality!
Awesome as usual Jake. 🙏
Thanks again!
Geniooooo , saludos desde Argentina !!!
Top job as always
Thanks Mark 👍
Jake your the man ! You make it look so easy but it’s far from it , easy to mess up if you don’t know what your doing
Very True Barrie, as with any trade, experience counts for a lot. 👍
@@1st_track_dents exactly mate ,I’ve had a go on a few scrap cars that had dents and although it looked better it was far from perfect, and certainly not something I felt happy with and charged for 😩
@@barriecole2488 Problem is you need to master the very small dents first before moving on to the bigger ones, a lot of new tech's send me photos of stuff they are trying to repair that I wouldn't even attempt, the small ones can be the hardest to do so mastering those first is very important 👍
Thank you guys just getting into the trade and I'm learning heaps by just reading your comments
Impressive!!
Lovely repair sir 👍😎
Thank John 👍
wow well done mate looks awesome
Thanks 👍
Excellent job you did it
It’s like always fantastic job thanks
Tnx, buddy, for your hard work!
You're really good
I appreciate that!
Amazing work
Great job!
Thank you 👍
Top skills, great video
Great explanations. I like to work those very similar. Maybe a bigger rubber ball tip to start when I can. Then the round rubber tip you used. Followed by the smaller rubber tip and then the red cherry tip before cleaning up with a blunt steel tip and sharp tip if needed at the end.
Thanks Mark, yes I find a lot of the time, the skill in PDR is knowing at what stage in the repair to change tips, because as you know, changing to the wrong tip at the wrong time could stretch the metal or leave nasty pin marks in the panel. Thanks for watching!
Yes but u did an excellent job by showing the good angles vs the angles that show up can see the work performed. Also as weather ripples through that area will rust fast.
*Nice......Flawless as always.*
Thanks 😎
i have a remarkably similar dent so thanks for posting
Excellent work as usual make a difficult repair look so easy, brilliant tutorial, filming and editing, joy too watch 👌 can i ask about your light, was it purchased in uk?
Hi Kevin, thanks for your kind words. This light is just a homemade light. Thanks for watching 👍
would you attempt this with panel pliers like the B&D with the extensions on them?
Hi Allen, yes if I owned the B & D pliers I would have definitely have used them on this as it would save the worry of the wheel arch edge blowing out as the force needed to push some of these bodylines out it huge! They are on my tools wish list! 👍👍
@@1st_track_dents sounds like an excellent christmas gift for yourself. Will we see you at MTE in February?
That was very impressive
Thanks 👍
Wow, Amazing!
that is bloody impressive
Thanks Griff!
God Job! Congrats!
Good Job Sir. 👌
Great work
Thanks 😉
You most certainly welcome
He's a sculpture artist. He can do anything.
Amazing work, and excellent camera and video editing to boot! Is it okay to ask how much this dent costs to repair; I think that would be valuable for viewers to understand the costs, both as a customer and a PDR tech. I have removed nearly all of the dents from my car, but I have 3, 20mm crease dents on my hood that lie directly over an internal rib. So, I can't get my tool directly under the crease, since it lies directly on the rib, and hot glue pulling doesn't seem to move it much... Any tips for getting out small creases over support ribs?
Lastly, have you considered adding a mobile pull tower to your arsenal?
Amazing
Hi amazing work mate is it possible to pull a dent out of a bmw 330e boot lid under the bmw badge is thr access to so a bar can be used directly under is the reversing camera
I think you're the best.... I watch other pdr ... I'm not in the business... I'm a Healthcare worker... The others are good but you're flawless
Thank you very much for your comment, I'm just one PDR tech in a world of some amazing PDR tech's but thank you for watching 👍👍👍
That 'fine tuning' - Just wow!
Thanks!
As always a brilliant job. Where have you been?
Thanks, had a few challenging years with health, Covid and other issues, that's why there wasn't many videos, just trying to build back up to where I was again 💪
Great repair and video as usual Jake what’s happened with your dapper slapper noticed ur not using for the last couple of videos.
Thanks Adam, yes well spotted, I still really like my Dapper Slapper, it's because I was off all last year (long story) and have only just got back working and I have reverted back to all my bad old habits! I have been using it, although mine still looks brand new and sometimes I don't want to get all scratched up so I still sometimes reach for my old bashed up panel hammer!
Damn! Skilled! Nice!❤
Thanks 👍
Excellent.
Thanks 👍
well done!!
Thank you 👍
Nice Work sir
Much appreciated 👍
Awesome work👍