Yes, that's sounds about right for this type of repair, although it takes a bit longer when you add in the filming of it all 👍

Was a lovely car to work on!😉

Thanks, Aluminium is not an easy metal to work with, I found it very hard to Tig weld Aluminium when I first did it, as it heats up very quickly!

You are never too old! You just have to start your own business then👍

Thanks George! 👍

Thank you, I'm sure you would make a great PDR tech and thank you for your support as always, I really appreciate it 👍

@@1st_track_dents Thank you! When I have the time, I take pleasure watching your skills in action, and I always leave a comment. I encourage other viewers to do the same, as it helps with the YT algorithm.

@@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT Thank you!, yes I seem to spend a lot of time on YT myself and if I find value or help from a video I always leave a like and show my support as it does help the YT community quite a lot 😉

@@1st_track_dents Yep, that's the right thing to do, for those that are really offering some kind of value to the viewer (too much garbage in so many channels).

@@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT 👍

Thanks again! 👍

Thank you! 😉

Thanks Mark, yes nice and simple and straight to the point! All good here, hope you're well mate 👍👍

Thank you, I am based in St Albans, in the UK. 👍

Thanks 👍

Thanks 😉

Sorry you feel that way, hopefully I will do some longer ones very soon 👍

You can always use "Auto Translate" I would love to speak lots of different languages but English is difficult enough for me! 😂

@@1st_track_dents hi Master Jake, i watch your video in english and sometines i use automatic translate, but i understand a little 😂😂😂. I worked with my car, but i m not arrived a satisfaction work 😏💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

Thanks Mark 👍

A nice straightforward one for a change in some dry weather!

@@1st_track_dents Yep, not all jobs are annoying 🙂

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Grazie mille! 😉

Thanks Giampiero 👍

Thank you. They come off very easily, you just have to warm them up slightly and put a few drops of Isopropyl Alcohol on them and they literally fall off, leaving no damage or marks whatsoever 👍

Thanks, yes the metal did not want to move at first and then it started to behave! 👍

@@1st_track_dents Nice when it obeys the master 🙂

@@JoseSilveira-newhandleforYT Yes, the Force was strong with this one 😂

@@1st_track_dents 🤣👍

Thank you, really appreciate you watching 👍

Я начинающий мастер из России. Сейчас у нас ночь, но я работаю на скорой помощи ( ambulance) и по этому не сплю и смотрю ваше видео сейчас. Понятно, что все секреты вы не показываете, но алгоритм действий всё равно понятен. Особенно нравится когда вы рисунками показываете повреждения. Наши блогеры так не делают

@@shmel161rus Thank you for watching my videos, I really appreciate it. Yes I hope to make some more in depth videos soon. 👍

Thank you 😉

Thanks for your comment! 👍

Thank you! 😉

@@1st_track_dents did you have more videos of where you disappeared?

Thanks Mark, yes just helps spread the dent a little to allow me to push it up. 👍

Thanks! 👍

Just experience, basically it depends on the dent. You start off with a bigger, softer tip and as the dent gets gradually smaller, you start to use smaller sharper tips to pick out all the micro imperfections, however, if you change to the wrong tip during the repair, you can really mess things up, so experience is key 👍

Thank you 👍

Thank you!😉

Thank you! 👍

Thank you! 👍