@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop добрый день. Приятно смотреть за Вашей работой. Скажите пожалуйста, какой клей вы используете для работы. С уважением Вячеслав
I like to say BAMF in most cases. Came from Battalion Aid Medical Facility we coined while in theater. But in this case one can insinuate what BAMF would mean in lieu of the aforementioned.
As a car painter I want to thank you for showing the previous Super secretive PDR technique. In the early days of PDR the guys would put up panels so we couldn’t see what it how they removed dents. Now guys like you make it possible to do it ourselves. Thanks again.
I think he can confidently show us as he know's just showing us how won't actually teach us how. Knowing where to put the tabs, which way to pull, how much to pull, etc...he's made it an art. Each of his vids that I watch I say, "no way he's gonna get this one" yet he still does.
Todos mis respetos a un maestro como usted, le agradezco mucho sus vídeos son muy instructivos e intuitivos, en menos de 30 días voy a dar un curso de PDR en mi país España, espero que en un futuro compartamos trabajos juntos 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽 Un placer maestro 🤗
Likewise Mr. Kelly.. congratulations on all your accolades. I don’t finish wholesale I get them close. This one I got paid on so spent extra time on it. Blessings to you and your family.
I'm new to get pulling but i've always loved doing auto body. I learned how to make an awesome puller on tic toc. Shortly after I ran across your videos Clark. The rest is history i've been binj watching every since. I have to admit though ive learned a hell of a lot from you. I've got a few hundred repairm under my belt now. Ive made a pretty good name for myself localy. I have my first exotic booked for next weekend. Repairing a lotus.
no offence to the guy, but theres a far better way to approach this one, understanding panel stress is key, youve got to relieve the stress in the panel first or you are just chasing....under the crown as tight as you can get to the right, pull toward the front of the car and get that crease out, the rest becomes way way easier....hes started on the top crease, i havent finished watch yet but the mess at that crease point is gonna take some time ,,,pulling where he is is just gonna, yep , stretching metal where it really didnt want to be........yep, state of it after the first pull, oilcanning....seriously thers a single video by an old metalworker on here....noone else have i seen doing the job right..its soooo simple and soooo much easier when you consider panel manufacture and stresses, i dont do pdr but i do weld bodies and if you dont understand stress you will cerainly add a few warps and dents.....
@@deadprivacy say what you will, but it sounds like a bunch of rubbish. This guy knows exactly what he's doing and does a fantastic job. Cars and customers don't care where you start, they care about the finish. Everytime this guy finishes his work, the body work is flawless.
@@charliebaileyandloganberry7557 yeah, they do, watch the video, the metal cares very much whhere you start, the moment he pulls that upper ridge? hes dealing with oil canning becauues the stress in theis still in the metal, this method has been around a hundred years....the glue tabs simply replace welds or pins that were used in the past, samerpinciples apply, minium working of the metal, is also the minium time,,, but sheet metal is alwis sheet metal, you leave strees in the panel? you make yourself a ton of extra work and thing might be back in a week after a day in the sun.
Great job as always! I had a similar (but much larger) dent to repair, and while the dent had chipped paint off and I knew I'd be reshooting the quarter anyway, I used a bunch of your techniques to help. Unfortunately, my tabs would not stay put, but I was able to use a football, and inflate it from the inside to push out most of the dent before some skim and primer. By far, you have one of the most informative and helpful channels I'm subscribed to! I could sit and watch your content all day!
Thank you for the video! I've got a project car in the garage that has a few dents in the rear quarters, and hopefully, the process in this video will prove helpful in my efforts to fix them.
I'm fairly new to PDR and these type of videos are a huge help in my growth. I know not to attempt until comfortable but to see a pro work is amazing especially when PDR is utilized correctly. Keep it coming. Your an inspiration 🤙🏽
I cannot believe what I just saw... I guess I have to though, because I watched you do it with my own two (2) eyes! I'm left completely speechless by your black magic sir... WOW! Fred
YOU Sir, are an inspiration. I just bought a small PDR kit from Amazon and I'm working on my wife's 2006 Taurus. There is an art to this and I'm a long way off but I'm patient. Somebody put a 6" door ding in her door. I'm trying to pull that out. I finally got it to where one huge pucker looks like a few small door dings together. Taking a brake but I want to get back to make it smooth! Thanks so much for your video, it's an inspiration!
This came up in my recommendations, I was not sure what to expect but your narration really gave the video a great flair. I watched to the end and was very entertained. Thank you very much!
Absolutely amazing! Love these videos and gives me something to strive for…truly an artist at this craft. Thanks for sharing…it really helps us new guys!
Your an artist. I have a huge dent on my pearl 07 Camry rear quarter panel at the wheel well. I almost want to drive to CA to have you take care of it. One tiny chip in the paint, body shop wants to replace the panel which I hate to do. Your work is amazing.
This is a science! Critical techniques in managing the way the metal pulls, and returning it to the factory "stamped" shape is an astounding feat. I pulled a crushed fender out using straps and the local telephone pole. It was passable, but looked much better after the pros worked their magic.
Nice work. I wasn't expecting anything exciting or anything but I was blown away with the results of your fine professionalism. The results were nothing short of 'perfect'. Thank you.
I am enjoying these videos as they are helping me learn more about this work so that I can help people have beautiful vehicles. I hope that I can do more soon despite the physical restrictions of my disabilities and the small income that I have from them at this time.
That is truly amazing, you just convinced me that I can't do this to my truck for a couple of good reasons, poor eye-site and a barely functional left hand. Guess it's time to find quotes. Damn good work!
Great video. Excellent explanation and somewhat surprising. In over 60 years of car hobby, it's the first time I've heard an automotive repair professional say 'synergistically' but of course it was the apt description.
Get in! You're not wrong Pal it's really good to watch. I'm into fixing car's, mechanically and some bodywork as well. You're doing great work and have plenty of experience, it's easy to see. Great work. From UK.
Wow 600 comments Mr. bodyman of excellence. Very nice job and you knew that one was pretty easy for you. I am master apprentice in many trades and you will reach a million subs with videos like this.. I learned a lot from this video thanks.
My neighbor had a similar dent, and I was wondering about the cost because the mechanic said it would be around 3,500$ to fix and that kinda seemed extortionate
Must be really nice to be able to charge that much for a few hours work... But I guess you can charge whatever you want when people have very limited options.
Barry thank you for your comment Do you see the chains attached. Show me my older videos I show myself hooking the chains up to the floor pods www.39-mobile-paintless-dent-repair-cost-san-jose.com/beginner-pdr-level-training/
Very impressive very amazing you have some real talent it appears I'll have to check and see if you have some videos on how to do similar to aluminum panels thank you for the nice video
To see that this is even possible is amazing. However, I think only the trained eye can get it to the level of perfection that you can achieve. By making it look so easy, you build my confidence to where I'm dangerous to my cars. :-) hehe.
Always love your videos man!! I'm a detailer in eastern Canada and I have been looking at offering PDR as a service and there is no one in my area that does it, the closest is 2 hours away... I was a hail guy for a bit so I have an Idea of how to do it, and I have dabbled in bigger collision type dents in the past and practice when I can, I have put some of your principles, trips and tips to work and am getting better all the time!! thanks for your channel, and for sharing what is clearly a passion for you! ! keep up the awesome work!!
new subsciber ..my 2916 duelly left fender is popped in in a 12 in deep dent ...your training looks great ..so my come along and a harbor frieght tab kit might work
Absolutely amazing ! Great work and very good explained. Every vid I've watched on your channel is a kind of learning-lesson. As a non-professional I've tried some dent removals on my car and bikes, but looking at your work show's me a really artist. Thx for showing and greetings from Germany.😊 PS: subscription done (of course)
love to learn the craft of the dent pulling process,please get back to me
For Training here is the website
www.39-mobile-paintless-dent-repair-cost-san-jose.com/beginner-pdr-level-training/
I love this works❤ help me
Will love to learn this
Your a BMF. 4 real . I've been doing pdr for 20yrs and every time I watch I learn something. I appreciate the knowledge 🖖 live long and prosper.
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@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop добрый день. Приятно смотреть за Вашей работой. Скажите пожалуйста, какой клей вы используете для работы. С уважением Вячеслав
@@ВячеславТуманов-ц8о Camauto,
I like to say BAMF in most cases. Came from Battalion Aid Medical Facility we coined while in theater. But in this case one can insinuate what BAMF would mean in lieu of the aforementioned.
Not only is he a master at what he does, he's also entertaining to listen to
good app. I like to recomand this.
As a car painter I want to thank you for showing the previous Super secretive PDR technique. In the early days of PDR the guys would put up panels so we couldn’t see what it how they removed dents. Now guys like you make it possible to do it ourselves. Thanks again.
I think he can confidently show us as he know's just showing us how won't actually teach us how. Knowing where to put the tabs, which way to pull, how much to pull, etc...he's made it an art. Each of his vids that I watch I say, "no way he's gonna get this one" yet he still does.
My man is the Bruce Lee of dent repairs. Straight and to the point. No mincing words.
Thanks for the share.
Always a pleasure watching a master of their craft in action. Much respect! Keep up the outstanding work.
Ben thank you I really appreciate that
you make this look so easy...Your experience and the work produced is what dreams are made of. Flippin amazing!
Thank's for your knowledge, from Argentina, it's incredible the dent's you resolve.
Todos mis respetos a un maestro como usted, le agradezco mucho sus vídeos son muy instructivos e intuitivos, en menos de 30 días voy a dar un curso de PDR en mi país España, espero que en un futuro compartamos trabajos juntos 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Un placer maestro 🤗
Another fantastic demonstration of excellence, sir!! Great seeing you at the expo!!
Likewise Mr. Kelly.. congratulations on all your accolades. I don’t finish wholesale I get them close. This one I got paid on so spent extra time on it.
Blessings to you and your family.
You good ,iam from iran how can com to you and learn pdr l love this job tank you men
I'm new to get pulling but i've always loved doing auto body. I learned how to make an awesome puller on tic toc. Shortly after I ran across your videos Clark. The rest is history i've been binj watching every since. I have to admit though ive learned a hell of a lot from you. I've got a few hundred repairm under my belt now. Ive made a pretty good name for myself localy. I have my first exotic booked for next weekend. Repairing a lotus.
Amazing as always Clark!
Thank you for your comment comment Jake really appreciate it
no offence to the guy, but theres a far better way to approach this one, understanding panel stress is key, youve got to relieve the stress in the panel first or you are just chasing....under the crown as tight as you can get to the right, pull toward the front of the car and get that crease out, the rest becomes way way easier....hes started on the top crease, i havent finished watch yet but the mess at that crease point is gonna take some time ,,,pulling where he is is just gonna, yep , stretching metal where it really didnt want to be........yep, state of it after the first pull, oilcanning....seriously thers a single video by an old metalworker on here....noone else have i seen doing the job right..its soooo simple and soooo much easier when you consider panel manufacture and stresses, i dont do pdr but i do weld bodies and if you dont understand stress you will cerainly add a few warps and dents.....
ua-cam.com/video/Z0dSFt0Lz0o/v-deo.html here, best lesson you will ever learn on pdr.
@@deadprivacy say what you will, but it sounds like a bunch of rubbish. This guy knows exactly what he's doing and does a fantastic job. Cars and customers don't care where you start, they care about the finish. Everytime this guy finishes his work, the body work is flawless.
@@charliebaileyandloganberry7557 yeah, they do, watch the video, the metal cares very much whhere you start, the moment he pulls that upper ridge? hes dealing with oil canning becauues the stress in theis still in the metal, this method has been around a hundred years....the glue tabs simply replace welds or pins that were used in the past, samerpinciples apply, minium working of the metal, is also the minium time,,, but sheet metal is alwis sheet metal, you leave strees in the panel? you make yourself a ton of extra work and thing might be back in a week after a day in the sun.
Amazingly Crafting it. Wonderful result ❤🎉
Great job as always! I had a similar (but much larger) dent to repair, and while the dent had chipped paint off and I knew I'd be reshooting the quarter anyway, I used a bunch of your techniques to help. Unfortunately, my tabs would not stay put, but I was able to use a football, and inflate it from the inside to push out most of the dent before some skim and primer. By far, you have one of the most informative and helpful channels I'm subscribed to! I could sit and watch your content all day!
Welcome!! Thank you for subscribing.
I appreciate your comment yes footballs and basketballs will work
Thank you for the video! I've got a project car in the garage that has a few dents in the rear quarters, and hopefully, the process in this video will prove helpful in my efforts to fix them.
GPP thank you for your comment
I'm fairly new to PDR and these type of videos are a huge help in my growth. I know not to attempt until comfortable but to see a pro work is amazing especially when PDR is utilized correctly. Keep it coming. Your an inspiration 🤙🏽
Welcome to my channel thank you for subscribing
I cannot believe what I just saw... I guess I have to though, because I watched you do it with my own two (2) eyes! I'm left completely speechless by your black magic sir... WOW! Fred
Fred thank you for your comment
This is pure art. Amazing work
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YOU Sir, are an inspiration. I just bought a small PDR kit from Amazon and I'm working on my wife's 2006 Taurus. There is an art to this and I'm a long way off but I'm patient. Somebody put a 6" door ding in her door. I'm trying to pull that out. I finally got it to where one huge pucker looks like a few small door dings together. Taking a brake but I want to get back to make it smooth! Thanks so much for your video, it's an inspiration!
Thomas thank you for your great comment
thanks for all the great pdr content! you are so informative, and totally a magician when it comes to manipulating metal!
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I'm always amazed at the skill you have in renewing dented body panels. Bravo.
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Great job as always. You never fail to impress me. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for your comment Michael
This came up in my recommendations, I was not sure what to expect but your narration really gave the video a great flair. I watched to the end and was very entertained. Thank you very much!
Thank you for your comment I really appreciate it
Absolutely amazing! Love these videos and gives me something to strive for…truly an artist at this craft. Thanks for sharing…it really helps us new guys!
Thank you Gavin
Your an artist. I have a huge dent on my pearl 07 Camry rear quarter panel at the wheel well. I almost want to drive to CA to have you take care of it. One tiny chip in the paint, body shop wants to replace the panel which I hate to do. Your work is amazing.
I love ur confidence and attention to details
every video amazes me as if it was my first time watching you do a dent repair.
Thank you for your
This is a science! Critical techniques in managing the way the metal pulls, and returning it to the factory "stamped" shape is an astounding feat. I pulled a crushed fender out using straps and the local telephone pole. It was passable, but looked much better after the pros worked their magic.
I thoroughly enjoy the videos. Old and new- I binge them.
As. I watch this clip I hear Eric B and Rakim song saying "THIS IS HOW IT SHOULD BE DONE". "THIS STYLE IS IDENTICAL TO NONE"! ... Awesome job friend
Looks awesome. I started trying to teach myself PDR by nocking out dents on my own vehicles and my neighbors. It has been a slow process.
Thank you for your comment Aaron
Nice work.
I wasn't expecting anything exciting or anything but I was blown away with the results of your fine professionalism.
The results were nothing short of 'perfect'. Thank you.
Larry thank you so much for your comment
Great job, only watching you doing it I can trust you. Thanks for your time and video so people interested in PDR as me and others can learn.
You're a genious. Always a pleasure to watch a professional working. Keep on the already perfect job.
I always enjoy to see perfect works and arts, and your professional and neat work was among them
Good job :)
Mans, from Iran
I am enjoying these videos as they are helping me learn more about this work so that I can help people have beautiful vehicles.
I hope that I can do more soon despite the physical restrictions of my disabilities and the small income that I have from them at this time.
Thank you for your comment i’m glad you’re enjoying the videos
That is truly amazing, you just convinced me that I can't do this to my truck for a couple of good reasons, poor eye-site and a barely functional left hand. Guess it's time to find quotes. Damn good work!
Robert thank you for your comment
when you took the time to give yourself a shoutout, ya earned my comment! well done sir.
John thank you for subscribing
Great video. Excellent explanation and somewhat surprising. In over 60 years of car hobby, it's the first time I've heard an automotive repair professional say 'synergistically' but of course it was the apt description.
Rosey thank you for your comment
Most can barely spell 'car'! 😆
Most satisfying automotive video I've seen in a long time. Very cool! You are an artist and true craftsman.
Catskills thank you
Get in! You're not wrong Pal it's really good to watch. I'm into fixing car's, mechanically and some bodywork as well.
You're doing great work and have plenty of experience, it's easy to see.
Great work. From UK.
Thank you for your comment Jem
Half magician, half artist, 100% awesome - great stuff!
Petrus thank you for your comment
Holy Crap! That's awesome! Its like watching an artist work on a painting!
John thank you
Congratulations on winning the prestigious award yet again. You well deserve it!
Terry thank you I appreciate it
Great videos I watched from you I learned I have a question how is charged
Another awesome job by The Man Of Steel!
Clark it was a pleasure meeting you at MTE and of course great video as always brother!!
Terry it was great meeting you as well it was nice chatting with you. I really appreciate your comment thank you so much
Excellent workmanship . Never seen this done by a real professional.
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Amazing results! Thank you for putting these repairs on UA-cam. They are very helpful.
You are welcome
Wow 600 comments Mr. bodyman of excellence. Very nice job and you knew that one was pretty easy for you. I am master apprentice in many trades and you will reach a million subs with videos like this.. I learned a lot from this video thanks.
Wade Barry thank you for your comment I really appreciated it
BRAVO : UN GRAND MERCI !
CHAMPION DU MONDE !
This was really great to watch, going to practice on an old banger and see where we go, thanks very much.
Have fun!
idk why this video was recommended to me but I am mind blown at how it came out. Great work!
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Another impressive repair! I learn a new trick every time I watch your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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You are the man. I think I'm gonna pursue paintless dent removal as a career
secretpdrpaintlessdentrepairtrainingonline.com/
If you’re interested in training you can send an email
The emails on my link
My neighbor had a similar dent, and I was wondering about the cost because the mechanic said it would be around 3,500$ to fix and that kinda seemed extortionate
Hello hello yes he is pretty close to the number
Must be really nice to be able to charge that much for a few hours work...
But I guess you can charge whatever you want when people have very limited options.
i ve been doing collision repair in a body shop for 15 years and i am always blown away by how fucking amazing you guys are. real wizards here. props
Crawford thank you for your comment I really appreciate it
You truly are heck of an artist at what you do keep up the good work👍🏻
Yes. That “Flow” state is key!
amazing work! what keeps the tower puller from tipping toward the car??
Barry thank you for your comment
Do you see the chains attached.
Show me my older videos I show myself hooking the chains up to the floor pods
www.39-mobile-paintless-dent-repair-cost-san-jose.com/beginner-pdr-level-training/
Very zen!!
I am a first time visitor, and quite impressed!
Faith Adams thank you
A gdzie są zadrapania ? Przez poduszkę było stukniete ? Sam robisz te wgniotki czy jak .
Very impressive very amazing you have some real talent it appears I'll have to check and see if you have some videos on how to do similar to aluminum panels thank you for the nice video
To see that this is even possible is amazing. However, I think only the trained eye can get it to the level of perfection that you can achieve. By making it look so easy, you build my confidence to where I'm dangerous to my cars. :-) hehe.
It's like the metal WANTED to comply. When you pulled you could hear the "pop" - so satisfying...
You have me inspired to try this on my own cars. I grew up using bondo, the pdr looks so much better.
Thank you
I am amazed that the metal didn't stretch. Nicely done!
Michael thank you for the comment
You sir are a true master craftsman, much respect from the UK.
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Great skill. How much did it cost?? Thx
I am learning that technique, although it is a slow process when you learn as you go on the job.
Always love your videos man!! I'm a detailer in eastern Canada and I have been looking at offering PDR as a service and there is no one in my area that does it, the closest is 2 hours away... I was a hail guy for a bit so I have an Idea of how to do it, and I have dabbled in bigger collision type dents in the past and practice when I can, I have put some of your principles, trips and tips to work and am getting better all the time!! thanks for your channel, and for sharing what is clearly a passion for you! ! keep up the awesome work!!
Right on thank you for sharing
Definitely get it going
Wonderful skills . You make something incredibly difficult look easy . A master craftsman.
David thank you for your comment
Hard to believe it is the same car, amazing result!
Andre thank you
Perfect work... I Tried few times but I need more practice may be in the future when I have time give it a real go .....
Nick thank you for your comment
Yes with more practice you will get better
I’m still getting better
I worked on Porsche cars since the early 1970’s, nice job!
You are an excellent professor, well done
Professional body tech here by trade, thats a killer repair man, very very nice, thumbed up!
Thank you I really appreciate that coming from pro body tech
I use to do PDR before the 2008 crash. Must say that was awesome ❤️🇮🇪
Philip thank you for your comment
narrations on the videos are gold man! Keep the great work! Congrats! Im a New Suscriber!
Ray thank you for your comment welcome to my channel thank you for subscribing
Amazing job! Where can i found this glue? Very strong glue.
pdr-training-tools.com/en/products/glue-glue-guns/20/glue-pack-of-10/
new subsciber ..my 2916 duelly left fender is popped in in a 12 in deep dent ...your training looks great ..so my come along and a harbor frieght tab kit might work
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You show great skill. I have used many vendors doing pointless dent removal. Never a person showing your skill/talent.
Callahan thank you for sharing I really appreciate your comment
Awesome skill-set you have there. Years of experience.
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Learning every time I watch. Good content deserves a 👍
Sky Ward thank you for your comment
Great work, you are amazing, can you tell me where I can buy the buller tower
You can get on craigslist in your area to see if you can find one
I have some on my website that I use straps
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Another example of your excellence of artistry. Looking forward to your next video.
Thank you for your comment Scott
Nice job once again brother.
And it was nice meeting you in person finally..
Dent Zero it was great meeting you as well thank you so much for your comment.. maybe I will see you again future events
I'm fairly new in this and with your videos I'm learning alot, thanks alot..
Luis welcome to my channel thank you for your comment
Absolutely amazing ! Great work and very good explained.
Every vid I've watched on your channel is a kind of learning-lesson. As a non-professional I've tried some dent removals on my car and bikes, but looking at your work show's me a really artist.
Thx for showing and greetings from Germany.😊
PS: subscription done (of course)
Skilled workmanship!!! Many,many thanks for the video. Peace !
Just one word, Clark, ...Brilliant! 👌
Francisco thank you for your comment
Just started following you. Such great work
Great result! The details under the light is awesom. Biutifull job Clark 🤝
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Wholesale work I do not finish 100%
only when I’m getting paid I glass the panel
@@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop What do you mean by wholesale?
Btw I would love to learn how to do this its an amazing skill.
Dallas really great thank you for sharing your expertise
I really like seeing u work on dent remover with out bondo filler &paint
Thank you Laura
Impressive! Looks like a brand new panel!
Thank you rewireX
Dig the way you work Homie! Learned a lot of good information.
Ruben thank you
Another great job......true professional at work!
So impressive skills, I wish I could command those dents that way
Do you go over the rotary with a dual polishes with a cutting and polishing pad to prevent hazing?
Yes I do David thank you for your comment