Using Tension to Repair Collision Damage With PDR

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  • Опубліковано 7 лют 2025
  • In this video we show some more basics of using tension in PDR and auto body repairs. This time we repair a bedside that was damaged in a minor rear end collision.
    NOTE: at the 3 minute mark we resume the video after repositioning the reflection and I lost 3 minutes worth of camera footage because I forgot to turn camera back on. So some of the crown work is missing and dent looks suddenly better after that point. I was going to scrap the video but decided to put it up because the rest of the content was very informative.
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  • @JoeNunes345
    @JoeNunes345 3 місяці тому

    Another excellent tutorial.
    Thank you for posting.

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik 3 місяці тому

      You're welcome Joe.

  • @abrahamking6889
    @abrahamking6889 5 років тому +4

    A very big wow. I am using tension on large hail dents and thry come super clean and fast. Can’t wait to come for your advanced training on large smashes. You are the best

  • @tonymartinez15949
    @tonymartinez15949 Рік тому

    Sir I just subscribed to your channel. You are awesome you explain everything very well. You are quite the teacher. Thanks for all the help you give out to all the paint less repair community!!!

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik Рік тому

      Thank you Tony. Lots of other videos here using tension including the 2 theory videos that are the most important oif all.

  • @andrzejsmagowicz4063
    @andrzejsmagowicz4063 4 роки тому +1

    hi amaizing undredstanding metal and tension. it is really TO GUN. Thanks for film

  • @marksimmons3801
    @marksimmons3801 5 років тому +1

    great mellow & soothing lessons thanks !

  • @MoiDj22
    @MoiDj22 5 років тому +3

    Never seen this method and I'm glad that you to share this information!
    Cheers!

  • @jadleddabit6599
    @jadleddabit6599 5 років тому +4

    Fantastic work like always you're a craftsmen.
    Thanks

  • @JoeMattress
    @JoeMattress 11 місяців тому

    Great video and impressive work. I have a small ding in a chrome bumper. Can this same technique be used?

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik 11 місяців тому

      No you need someone who specializes in that.

  • @Jazzhog
    @Jazzhog 5 років тому +4

    Your pretty confident that the glued on pale on the side panel won't let go while ratcheting the tension. Standing back there could result in an injury. Pretty cool though...

    • @JoeNunes345
      @JoeNunes345 3 місяці тому +1

      @Jazzhog I understand your concern for personal safety, but after all the years that he’s been doing it this way, if there was a potential risk, he would advise the viewers.
      Obviously he is using really strong glue, so there’s less risk of it letting go.
      If someone were to use weaker, cheaper glue, it would break a lot sooner, with a lot less tension on it.
      Just an observation, that’s all.

  • @salahelahmar6151
    @salahelahmar6151 3 роки тому +1

    So much knowledge, thank you sir!

  • @pooractiveoriginal8048
    @pooractiveoriginal8048 3 роки тому +1

    Hi Marty, What gluetab do you use to tensions. Thx u

  • @Carpenter8893
    @Carpenter8893 4 роки тому +1

    I watched, learned and enjoyed, all your video Thank you

  • @MegaCountach
    @MegaCountach 5 років тому +3

    Nice job Marty, thanks

  • @joelkoonce8559
    @joelkoonce8559 2 роки тому

    Thanks again Marty 😊

  • @MrSlab87
    @MrSlab87 5 років тому +2

    Good job Marty

  • @paulmc9314
    @paulmc9314 5 років тому +3

    good video. do you find that peice of wood better than say a metal slapper to take down the crowns? what exactly is it made from?

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +2

      It's a paint stir stick from Home Depot. I would have used a metal slapper if the buckle had been any worse.

  • @jakeshughart361
    @jakeshughart361 10 місяців тому

    Interested in doing some of the glue pulling myself but i realize there different glues for different pulls how do u know which to use an brands

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik 10 місяців тому

      Lots of variables but many people like Tab Weld glue

  • @ekdave1962
    @ekdave1962 Рік тому

    hi i know this is a few years old but i noticed you made your own pulling tabs ? dod you have vid on making these and your rod tabs , seem easy but may as well ask the pro thanks David

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik Рік тому

      I have basic instructions on the pull tabs in one of the videos I don't remember which one though. Nothing on the rod tabs.

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  Рік тому

      When I get some time I'll try and get a video up on making these,

  • @JoeNunes345
    @JoeNunes345 2 місяці тому

    Hi Marty, do you have any videos on how to make the pulling equipment that you use.
    I’m interested in all of it, but especially the rig to hold the doors in place whilst applying tension and repairing them.
    I can weld, so the fabrication won’t be a problem.
    Thank you in advance for any advice you can give me.
    By the way, I love the relaxed way you put theories across.
    I’ve watched one of your videos where, if I remember correctly, you stated that you can’t learn PDR online.
    I feel that I could learn from just watching your tutorials, but that may be because I already have some old fashion knowledge of dent repairs.
    Kind regards, Joe.

    • @martyrunik
      @martyrunik 2 місяці тому

      . Hi Joe. Yes there is a video on how to make the door tensioning machine on this channel.

  • @Purroy4
    @Purroy4 3 роки тому

    Hola, los grados de la pistola son 140 º F o C.Gracias

  • @ryanengland7974
    @ryanengland7974 5 років тому +2

    Great work just remember to were saftey glasses when pulling on something like this that plate comes off lights go out.

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Yes I forgot to mention that in the video, I usually do. ALWAYS WEAR SAFETY GLASSES! Nice catch Ryan!

  • @kevinkyseth8625
    @kevinkyseth8625 5 років тому +2

    Hey Marty where did you get that big pulling plate?

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      I made it. I'll put up a video showing how to make them when I get time

  • @Mynumber3channel
    @Mynumber3channel 5 років тому

    I've never seen this method before. I'm not knocking it by any means but, I fix dents just like this day in and day out. Tapping in highs, working out lows with picks. Can usually fix them in about the same time as this video which doesnt include the set up time for the chains, jack, etc

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Hi David. If the dent had happened from a straight on hit then I would not have used tension at all. But it was a light rear end hit that caused this dent and fixing it with tension works much faster in this case. The dent would have just moved around and never got to the level it did with a standard type repair you describe. Total set up time was about 5 minutes.

  • @straightlines7432
    @straightlines7432 5 років тому

    Thanks as always Marty. I am mobile I was thinking of rigging something off my truck hitch . Making a vertical post in the hitch reseever. I could of used tension this week.

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Ya once you see how fast you finish a large dent with it you'll be hooked LOL

  • @ahhe126
    @ahhe126 4 роки тому

    Thanks

  • @sblack48
    @sblack48 5 років тому +2

    I wish the camera angle could have shown what was happening a bit better so that I could understand the different steps. I could not see the highs or lows. Perhaps a more oblique angle? Really interesting though.

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Ya I've tried everything but white is the worst color to film with. And on doors if I use an oblique angle then I can't see to fix the damage. I put the overhead LED light so the crown would show some but thats the best I could do.

  • @letsgobrandon5858
    @letsgobrandon5858 5 років тому +1

    Now that was cool!

  • @igorpogorelov5797
    @igorpogorelov5797 Місяць тому

    Спасибо

  • @hamiltonaraujo3940
    @hamiltonaraujo3940 5 років тому +1

    Pretty good

  • @joseflores-sx4qw
    @joseflores-sx4qw 5 років тому +1

    sir what kind of glue stick are you using ?

  • @dursunmusayev6865
    @dursunmusayev6865 Рік тому

    I can also repair dents in the car body. Fully professional

  • @jorgeadimari
    @jorgeadimari 5 років тому

    Exelente!

  • @alexclaus10
    @alexclaus10 5 років тому

    What was it? Why is everything crooked at the finish?

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Everything isn't crooked. The reflection bends around minor panel changes that were there from the factory. The repair was 98%

    • @alexclaus10
      @alexclaus10 5 років тому

      @@TopGunPDRTraining What are 98%? lamp floats throughout the area. Saves the fact that the color is white

  • @christopherjacob6209
    @christopherjacob6209 5 років тому

    Id love to figure out how to do tension as a mobile tech

    • @georgemichaels2325
      @georgemichaels2325 5 років тому +2

      You can make yourself a lightweight Euro dozer. Go online. Look it up and make your own. It slides under the car and chains to one side. The other side has the articulating arm with a porta power pushing the arm while the other end is attached to the rail or boxed tubing. It's the way we did it before they had frame machines. You could have it come apart in pieces and assemble it when you are ready. Probably cost you about $500-$1,000 to make including the porta power. 3-5 ton( porta power) will be enough.

  • @zb1083
    @zb1083 5 років тому

    Ratchet straps are designed to pull down< for tension

  • @mikefede8191
    @mikefede8191 5 років тому +1

    Why not just push the dent and be done in the amount of time it took you to set up like a bodyman

    • @TopGunPDRTraining
      @TopGunPDRTraining  5 років тому +1

      Because of the vertical pressure buckle that I showed in the video. That buckle was caused by a rear end hit not a straight on hit and would never have let that dent be finished.

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    @E.v.g.e.n. Рік тому

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