Removing CREASES with PDR TIPS! | No Filler & No Paint
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2024
- All this damage happened in some stormy weather when the neighbours fence panel came loose and repeatedly hit this front wing on this Vauxhall Astra. Watch how I use various PDR tips and techniques to remove all of this damage saving the customer from a huge bodyshop bill!
Filmed & edited by Jake Quintin
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► Screw on Tips and Support Prop used in this video:
• Large Rubber Tip (Ultra Dent Tools) - tdntools.com/products/screw-o...
• B8 - R PVC Coated Tip (Dentcraft) - tdntools.com/products/b8-r-bu...
• Standard Tip with Vinyl Cap - www.pdrprotools.co.uk/soft-th...
• Round Plastic Ball Tip - dapperpdr.com/
• Metal Bullet Tip - (Ultra Dent Tools) - www.ultradenttools.com/produc...
• Wall Support Prop - geni.us/SupportProp
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• Glue Remover (99.9% Isopropl Alcohol Liquid Cleaner) geni.us/Alcohol-cleaner
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• Portable Glue Gun - geni.us/Cordless
• Dewalt Heat Gun - geni.us/heat-gun
• Infrared Temperature Gun - geni.us/Laser-thermometer
• A-1 Tools - www.pdrtool.com
• Bendable Johnson - www.ultradenttools.com/search...
• A44 7/16" 6-pc tip set and tip holder- www.ultradenttools.com
• Aluminium Knock Down - www.pdrprotools.co.uk
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• 3M Fast Cut Polish(Cutting Compound) - geni.us/compound
• 3M 02085 Trizact Hookit 6 P3000 Grit Foam Disc by Trizact - geni.us/trizact
• 3M Fast Cut Polishing Mop Head - amzn.to/36GisoY
• 3M Ultra Fine (Fine Polish) - geni.us/ultrafine
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Check out my latest PDR repair where I take out 5 vertical creases and 2 wheel arch creases on this Vauxhall Astra, enjoy!
Hi Jake
May I ask what was the difference between the first three crease and the last two? Wasn't it possible to use the red pvc tip only for all five?
@@zoltancsiger2898 The last 2 creases were a bit smaller so I opted for the PVC coated tip, I could have started with the large rubber tip but I would have had to use a smaller tip afterwards to finish it so I decided to use the red PVC tip instead. I chop and change tips all the time there are no rules set in stone, I just like to change things up sometimes. 👍
First of all thank you for taking your time to answer! PDR is quiet new for me so I'm still in the process of understanding the method how the different parts of the panels are behaving! It's very exciting to be honest!
May I ask an other question?
Ultra dent tools is selling a 4 piece mini starter rod set. Two bendable double bend in different diameter, a standard twist 90 degrees and a shaved twist 65 degrees for £225.
Do you think it's a reasonable set to start with?
@@zoltancsiger2898 Yes, that sounds like a good deal to me, Ultra Dents Tools have been around for years and make really good solid tools!
Thank you Sir! I owe you a beer! 😏👍🏻🍻
Have a great evening!
As ever absolutely brilliant. You make it look so easy, you have a real skill. Can't wait for the next one.
Thanks, really appreciate you watching, the next one will be soon! 😉
I belive he training so hard until it was easy.
that's just magical! You are an artist on the sheet metal! Fantastic work!👍👍👍🇩🇪
he is a true artist bro
Thanks!
Jake your skill set and eye for detail is incredible, thanks for posting these videos. There a pleasure to watch and learn from 👌🏾
Thanks I like making them, glad you enjoy watching them 👍
At first I was like wait what, no sanding, no compound and more sanding‼️⁉️ than he pulls out them tools I never knew existed and fixes them dents‼️ it’s unbelievable ‼️ love your work fam👌🏽💯
Thanks! 👍
The new videos of you make me happy. Amazing skill, love your job. I am about to make first steps to PDR World. Supporting you from Kazakhstan!
I wish you well on your PDR journey 👍
You’re an artist my friend! The eye for detail and the patients for perfection is an absolutely amazing! I’ve always been interested in this sculpting of metal! Keep up that great work
As always, a perfect example of true craftsmanship at an expert level, not so often seen.
Well done!
Greets
Jake, the skill & concentration you show on this one is evident in the finish which is, of course, absolutely excellent as usual my friend. 👍
Thanks, yes, the only stress I have is the filming, it would be so great if I had a cameraman who could follow me around all day! 😂
Absolute workmanship, amazed at the result.
Tried this on my bikes fuel tank, not much room at all and I didn't have these tools so had a few cuts and bumps on the hand, also really hated the idea of heating up a fuel tank even if washed and dried. All in all it came out much better, patience and perseverance is key as are the tools, learned the hard way. You did a marvellous job.
Thanks! yes, fuel tanks require additional specialist tools, especially as you can damage the fuel neck if you're not careful and you usually need to remove it from the bike and mount it on a strong jig. Thanks for watching 👍
One word to describe Jake..... Legend!
I’m constantly astounded by this process....black art well learned. Amazing results as ever.
Yes I am also amazed at what is achieved by other PDR techs 👍
Truly amazing! Undisputed skill on display! Thanks... great video!
Absolutely amazing, great to watch a master at work
This is like watching magic happen in real time. Amazing, finely detailed work! 🏆
Wow, Excellent work and I always look forward to your videos. There is a good reason why you have the most subscribers out of any other PDR technician I know of on you tube.
Thanks, I'm just as critical about my video editing as I am my PDR repairs, I'm learning and hopefully improving all the time! Thanks for your comment! 👍👍👍
Brilliant to watch such an expert at work. Imagine what a pain the alternative fill and paint job would be. 100% the best solution, perfect, fast and at your home. What's not to like? 👍
Another superb repair. You've been blessed with good hands 👍
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Nothing short of artwork. Brilliant.
Pure magic! Always fantastic to see what a real pro can do. You, sir, are an expert at your job..
Just finished the video and hats off to you for properly finishing with the inspection board!
*Amazing work!!!*
Unbelievable! I never thought this would be possible, you really are talented.
Excellent job as always, Jake. Thank you for sharing 🔝👌👍👍
No problem my friend 👍
You have amazing skills and do an amazing job of presenting the imperfections that are hard to show on camera.
Jake is the man - you don't realize how hard it is to do what he does until you try it. He makes it look so easy but crap ... he is the master!
Thanks! That's very kind of you to say so. I'm like a fine wine, I get better with age! 💪😉
Superb work Jake very clean, great video I like the fact your naming/labelling the tools throughout the repair and breaking down into stages, keep it up! I have followed you since the f1 days! Thank you for posting such good content. Love the brace to prevent the wing from blowing out too.
Wow, you have followed me for a while, it's great to have your support! 👍
THANK YOU. I have heard for several years about PDR, but it seems all the things I see are people gluing stuff to panels and popping out. Yet watching you at work exhibited what truly talented hands can do! I still am afraid I wouldn't be able to find your skill level locally! I almost think it's a skill I would like to attain now that I am early retired by choice. Great work!
Thank you very much for your positive comments, If you need one, you may be surprised and find a good PDR tech locally, otherwise if you now find yourself with time on your hands it is a great skill to learn. All the best!
Mind Blowing results👍
I'm a huge fan of your work & honestly you're the Best👍
Stay Safe👍
Thanks, really appreciate you taking an interest in the channel 👍
OH How I wish I could come and train under you for a month. Your work is always impeccable. Thank you for the videos it really does inspire!
Thanks, really appreciate your support of my channel! 😎
incredible work, your videos inspire me, continue with that great work !!
Your work is truly amazing.
Thanks!
Hello Jake,
you make the best PDR videos.
Step by step and well explained.
I greet you from Switzerland.
Luke
Thanks Luke, I really appreciate you watching them and for your support, it means a lot to me! 👍
Wow! 😎👍
Amazing! What great work you do!
👌
Hey Jake!
Bobby from DENT ZERO here just wanted to say outstanding video here once again you knocked it out of the park..
Thanks Bobby, great to hear from you! I hope you are well and keeping very busy! 😉
@@1st_track_dents Not as busy as I like because of this fake virus there pushing .. But I'm hanging in there
@@DentZero123 Yes, it's having a big impact on work here too, like you say, we've just got to hang on in there and keep going, good luck! 👍
@@1st_track_dents I forgot to ask you where did you get that prop bar Jake ?
@@DentZero123 Hey Bobby, I hope you are well. I just got it from my local DIY store, they are quite cheap. You can also buy them on Amazon. I left a link in the description. 👍
Nice repair! Your videos are well produced and edited!!
Outstanding job! You're really talanted man!
I know for sure that there are many PDR professionals that would not entertain tackling this level of damage. Just goes to show the level of skill and commitment employed to produce an end result like this. Top, top work Jake, as always!
They actually would but they would leave all those wrinkled high low areas. They would say something along the lines of it won't be perfect which is a red flag they won't put in the needed time to repair it properly.
dent gone smoothely with some microscopic level work...
Love to see your work
You are the Master
Thanks!
1st class. I’ve seen some American PDR vids with a whole range of expensive looking gadgets but no way near the finish you achieve with far simpler tools.
Just goes to show you have some great skills and patience!!
Patience is a skill in itself I suppose. Not everyone has it!
Thanks, yes in The USA they probably earn around 4 to 5 times as much as us Brits, which is well deserved as PDR is a really difficult skill to learn. I would love to be doing this over there as I would probably be retired by now😂. Some of the best PDR tools are also made in the USA and PDR is a huge industry there. I would love to be using some of the tools they have, but luckily I use my basic engineering skills to make what I can’t afford so I can get the job done and it hasn’t stopped me yet!
1st Track Dents. You are not missing a thing. I’m my honest opinion! We lived in Southern California (wife is American). It is not what you expect! I started a business, earned good money, had guys working for me, going from strength to strength business wise but we have so much more here in the UK. We decided to move back after three years. Made me really appreciate the UK. People, culture, the quality of life (yes, really, it is way, way better here). Wealth doesn’t make up what the US lacks. They are great at marketing their own country.
You can look forward to growing old here... it’s not the same there. You would be very successful there btw. I was.
I have learnt here to make the most of my business, work it smart, and enjoy it more. You have great skills, some you are probably not even aware of yet.
As someone once said ‘work smarter not harder’.
I quite like the challenge of not having all the latest and greatest tools as it makes me more determined to get the job done my way, I would probably be bored if I had every PDR gadget available and that makes me appreciate the small arsenal of tools that I do have and concentrate more on the skill of PDR.
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1st Track Dents. Totally agree. You’re honing your skills every job. Brilliant to watch!
Happy new year Jake! Thank you for your inspiring videos, great quality and work with such perfection! Particularly this year you have made lockdown inspiring and easier! Wishing you love, joy, peace, good health and happiness for 2021 to you and you families. Looking forward to seeing more of you in the new year, all the best, Luke
Thanks Luke and a Happy New Year to you too! Thank you for your kind words, it's been a strange year of ups and downs, but somehow we got through it. Hopefully I have lots more to give in the coming year and I look forward to the challenges that will bring. Thanks for all your support and I wish you all the best for the year ahead! 👍😉👏
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Yes it has been a very strange, crazy year. Many thanks Jake for all your hard work to put these videos together - really appreciate it. 👍👏
1st time visits,Thanks for sharing
I really love your video, love how you are doing using perfect tools in very unique way
Can’t wait to see next Video
Absolutely fabulous .
Keep the videos coming.
Thanks Wayne, they're coming! 👍
This guy may be the best PDR Professional on earth. Those of use that do not have access to his skills will forever be envious!
There are some really good techs out there across the world, I'm just one who likes to make videos to show interesting PDR can be, especially for people who have never seen it before, thanks for your comment 👍
Very inspiring ! Elite level results
Truly remarkable talent & artistry!
Fantastic work, and thank you for mentioning the tools you use...Great stull
Thanks!
Really Nice Work!
You sir are a Master Artisan. I salute you.
That's very kind of you, thank you!
Great repair and your editing is amazing. Love the prop for blowout!
Thanks Zan! Yes, I've used it many times before, it's not a perfect solution but it does work. I am trying to come up with a better solution for when I don't have a solid wall next to the car lol! Hope you're keeping busy 👍
@@1st_track_dents check out the fender blowout tool from dentcraft tools! That’s also great for when you don’t have a wall :) Keeping busy with hail 👍 ready for Christmas brake 😝 hope you are doing great as well
Zan, you guys are two of the top PDR techs that I know of and I always look forward to your Videos.
We use those props to hold ceiling boards while tacking
@@javanis5151 Thanks, yes Zan certainly knows his stuff and is great on his channel at explaining all aspects of PDR 👍
Jake once more a proper job 🙂 never seen a prop used keep up the good work
Thanks Jon, yes the prop works well but it's not always possible to use it at every location but this location was perfect 👍
I even couldn't think about it is possible. Very High skilled process.
Brilliant work mate!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Area C - I’ve seen less damage in the scrapyard. You are a genius. 👏👏
True! 👍😉
You're amazing !!! Excellent job! Greetings from Jujuy , Argentina
Greetings from the UK, thanks for watching 👍
Sos un crack saludos desde la Argentina, estás en otro nivel, gracias por compartir tus videos, aprendo mucho mirándote!!!! 💪💪💪
Gracias, es genial saber de ti!
Excellent work, cheers from Hungary
Its ludacris that some pdr techs just want to glue pull or push the dent out but they don't want to take the time to fix the wrinkled distortions thereafter using the hammer tap etc. Smh. I hope i find somone like you when im in need of a pdr repair.
Yes, it certainly pays to look around for someone who takes pride in their work, thank you for commenting. 👍
Really enjoy your videos. I’m always amazed at your skill level. Cheers.
Thanks Jeffrey, it helps when you enjoy what you do. Thanks for watching 👍👍👍
Whhat a really thumbs up PDR done . Really appropriate that . & especially what u done wiz dent b & c on wheel arch that's so difficult part . What a finishing . I need to introduce this magical talent to ma country wiz givibg u big shoutout to u .
Great work sir, I like following your videos, it motivates me a lot to continue learning paintless Dent Removal👍
Thanks, I wish you lots of success in your career 😉
@@1st_track_dents Thanks man, I'm waiting for the next video.
No idea how I ended up here. But what a quality video. Excellent prodcution, informative and you did an amazing job.
Thanks Matthew, really appreciate you taking the time to watch! 👍
Dude. You're an artist. I've been trying my hand at this lately (I'm a relative quick study with this kind of stuff), and it ain't easy. You make ot look easy! Anyway, thanks for the vid! Keep 'em coming!
Thanks for watching and for the positive comments!👍
Yet another fantastic dent removal ! Excellent work ✌
Thanks Jeff 👍
All i can say its magic. I dont speak your language because soy puertorqueño pero muero por aprender ete trabajo. Is so nice to see your videos. Am learning too much😁
Deberías aprenderlo, lo disfrutarías mucho👍
Hello . Exquisite workmanship worth seeing. Greetings from Iraq
Jake - greate job! I still lern your video! More more☺
Grandes trabalhos sou fã de verdade parabéns
Nice work. Satisfaction in every video
Excelente. muy buen trabajo.
Un cordial saludo
Nice, professional work and explanation. Thanks for posting. Subscribed
Wow, this is brilliant stuff 👍🏻👍🏻
amazing great craftmanship
you are an inspiration for me please make more videos just great what you are doing with few tools
a wonder
Warm greetings from Germany 🙋🏻♂️
Good work and very educational, thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
you make it look easy ;; but we know it's pure technique ;;; thanks for sharing your knowledge with us;;; 🙏👏👏🇧🇷💫
Professional man.Never see like you.👍👍👍
Thank you 👍
Bloody nice job mate, I hope I get well soon and finish my practice with PDR
good to see ya back
you do very good work
Jake you are the master. 👍
Absolutely top! Show!
parabens pelo excelente trabalho ....
What a great result
Dude, you are an Artist
Brilliant job
Hi Jake excellent work, definitely not missing UK winters I couldn't handle that, it may be time for a workshop Jake take care.
Thanks Bill, yes the summer this year was great but now the fun is over, just about to leave for work and my car is covered in ice! ❄❄❄
It looked finished to me at the half review haha, great work btw 👍🏼
Excellently done..
Thank you! Cheers!
Satisfying to watch, but I imagine you have an impressive level of patience :D
Very nice repair, respect ✊🏻
Thanks 😉
this bleu my mind,great job
Top notch work
Only other pdr master knows and values your Big experience and brilliant skill
Great job.
Thank You! 👍
Great job and amazing skills, congratulations. I would to ask you how much is the cost for this repair?
I own my own PDR business in the USA. This is the only channel I watch and trust. Your truly a master of the craft. I do have some advice if you don’t mind. When your working with crease dents, try over lapping your pushes. It shaves so much time off of your blending/clean up work which is very time consuming as it is. I’m guessing you already do that but I wasn’t sure due to some of footage being sped up. Cheers mate and keep up the good work.
Hey Brian, thanks for supporting the channel and for your advice, to be honest I've been doing this for so long that I kind of go into automatic mode and don't realise how I've managed to get the dent out sometimes! But yes I do try and attack the dent from many directions as possible to try and eliminate leaving any lines or ridges from working one direction too much. I hope you are busy during these times and I wish you continued success in your own PDR business 👍
Hats off to you my man . Well
Impressed
Amazing ... you're a MASTER CRAFTSMAN