Thanks for your comment. I just scanned through the video to see why you think that, and to be fair I show a hell of a lot more than anyone else does on a PDR video All the areas are explained to the viewer on how a big job like this can be saved without filler and paint. Yes I have to talk about the tools to explain how it’s fixed and I’m not getting a thanks for promoting or talking about the tools. It’s strange how people are quick thump have an opinion which comes across negative. There’s no way a diy job could be done on damage like this to this kind of quality, I’m literally showing the viewer how 2 1/4 panels are repaired with PDR. If you want to learn then you’ll need to go on a PDR course and pay thousands and be prepared to put months of practice in to fix a simple dent. Il show and explain as much as I can but I do this for free and this video alone took 100 hours + to make

Thank you. The straps are from Black plague Here’s a link www.blackplaguepdr.com/collections/tension-tools/products/8pc-tension-strap-kit

Hi Tom Yes I think I would now. Lateral tension has really opened up (Excuse the pun) how we can repair complex damage like this. That was a gnarly dent and any additional help to ease the tension in the area will be a plus!

lol your funny! But i appreciate you think my work is better than factory! Xx

What a stupid comment! How can you say it’s fake? You clearly have zero experience with bodywork if you think someone would spend so much time to fake it. Proper idiot

@dentremover01 I never said that, narcissist...

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Great comment!!

Haha. Imagine how many Knights needed this mastery to pull dents from their shields and helmets 😂

Thank you! How’s your channel going? Are you going to Germany or Italy for dent show?

@@dentremover01 I will watch your videos and envy you

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Thank you so much I really appreciate you enjoying my content

@dentremover01 yes bro so much, i wish u success in your channel to 10 milon subscriber, 💐

Thanks Mark for your comment- I do say though that a screw tip (which is rubber coated) is to be screwed to the end before using it? Did you miss that? Also if you do get time to watch the full video or any of my other videos you’ll see these tools in use and I rarely scratch the rear of the panels. If I do then I zinc coat them and waxoil them. Take you 10 seconds to re watch it and see what I said, take you 2 minutes to realise I don’t scratch things!

Excellent comment I’m so glad I showed you something new! Hope you subscribed!

Thank you so much!

Thanknyou so muchb

Thank you so much for your kind comment. It’s really nice to hear when people enjoy my videos and comments like yours push me to create more. Depending where you live in USA I could recommend techs to you. I know a lot of guys in USA who are really good Thanks again Martin

​@@dentremover01 Appreciate that! I'm just a hobbiest facinated by the process. I have used a couple places here on two cars (I'm in Austin, Texas) with one great result and one so-so. This prompted me to look into it more, and found that my OCD and patience maps nicely to the process. 👍 A shop like yours that will take on just about anything is fantastic. (would be interesting to also see the jobs you turn down!) I use PDR techniques to prep metal prior to doing body work on a car I am getting ready to have painted. Just some Amazon tools + some that I made. A lot more room for error than your work. Its fun. If there is a downside to your videos is that you make it look easy, but your explanations really close the gap. I'm truly grateful for the expert insight you freely provide. Sooo many YT primadonnas in this space, especially in the United States! Keep up the good work, wish I could bring you business, but in the mean time I'll keep watching with my cup of brew (coffee) 👍👍☕ Cheers

My wife does the face lifts !

Thanks, we have other methods of repair for double skinned panels

In that case we use other tools

Yup I agree, he brought it up first then everyone cashed in

Thank youn

Hi Ross Some large dents require a side to side stretch in order to lift the dent If you get an empty Coke can and press the centre, the ends of the can turn in. You can’t simply pull the centre of the damage out because the ends are holding tension. By pulling on the ends of the can, the dent pops out or tension is greatly reduced

@ okay yeah I understand makes a lot of sense. Thank you

Hi Marek. It took 2 1/2 days I mention this in the video ☺️

Thanks Robert!! I got a very long way to go until I’m a pound millionaire! I have plans for courses this year once I have everything set up. And anyone at any age can learn PDR. Even to scratch an itch to say you can take a simple dent out! It’s very satisfying

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Yes boss. Il try but a lot of customers don’t want to be on screen

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