DENT TOOLS CHALLENGE! | Can I Do It?

[@1st_track_dents]

Sorry it’s been a few weeks, I’m back in the flow again now so more videos to follow!

[@1st_track_dents]

@LAST CALL I don't use a thermometer, I just heat it so that it's slightly hot to the touch, you just want the paint to be slightly soft so that it has some flex:-)

[@1st_track_dents]

@LAST CALL I don't believe so, You can get certified but it's not essential. As long as you are set up as a proper company with the right insurance policies in place etc, you are good to go. Maybe some insurance companies or car dealerships may require a certification but I don't do work for any of those organisations so wouldn't know.

[@عبدالرحيمخالد-ذ5ظ]

How can I buy tools?

[@1st_track_dents]

@@عبدالرحيمخالد-ذ5ظ There are some links to tools in the description:-)

[@1st_track_dents]

There are some links to the tools used in the description:-)

[@michael_caz_nyc]

This guy is amazing. What a technician. If I lived near you, I'd be a loyal customer. Fantastic job with this. It really is an art.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks! 👍

[@AlfordLau]

I don’t know which one is better, your dent pulling skills, the way you educate on dent pulling or your video editing skill. Super high quality video. Thank you.

[@1st_track_dents]

It's so nice to start the day hearing some good positive vibes. Thanks so much for watching and have a great day 👍👍👍

[@roberthopkins8089]

Exactly my thoughts good at the work but equally good at filming his work skills

[@BatMan-po1ic]

29 dislikes came from body shop owners...

[@kniksman]

This is such an underrated profession. The skill, time and care that goes into this. Good stuff.

[@ericgonzales6582]

Yea it is I'm a welder and I never even knew about this kind of trade wrk its interesting

[@flagmichael]

I start every video thinking "this can't just be pushed out and tapped down." I end every video wondering exactly what I saw happen.

[@keithjordan8116]

At the dealership I worked on the outskirts of Chicago in 2003, the manager of the dealership had such an eye for any body with that was done in any vehicle back then. He could just tell on sight if there has ever been damage and what have been done to fix the damage. This woulda given him a run for his money right here. Very nice job!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Keith, yes would have been good for him to cast his eye over this car to see if he could spot anything!

[@comingtofull-ageinchrist6736]

@@1st_track_dents I thought I saw a faint trace but it could have been a reflection, so I retracted the comment. this was an outstanding repair. the crease was on a sharp curve of the body, and it's near impossible to remove dents like that, so pretty legit work my man!

[@comingtofull-ageinchrist6736]

@@1st_track_dents what really impressed me was your eye to see and work on all the highs and lows so well! You have eagle vision lol

[@3636lk]

I had someone remove a dent on my car door and was amazed how great of a job he did. You did a incredible job on that repair Buddy, excellent!

[@amoretink33]

Jake you and I are very close in the same style. This is my 26th year in PDR here in Alabama and you've helped me a few times with caps and tips and now looks like I'll be getting a Dapper Tapper. Great job as always. Enjoy your day now.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Terry, Hope you're busy over there:-)

[@netoberus1181]

Hi Jake, you got it again friend !! how good you are back! What I like about your videos is that you always make repairs without using rare and complex tools to get, you use common PDR tools and they are perfect, please keep uploading friend videos. Greetings from Mexico ✌️

[@ronnor58h]

All I can say is Wow! That is incredible work, you sir are an artist. Many compliments, great job! I didn't even know that was possible to do.

[@jesselackey5333]

I have done pdr for 22 years. I have designed the perfect pdr hammer. None of the tap/hammer combos seem right. Couldn't live without homemade hammers.

[@1st_track_dents]

Yes, there is nothing like bespoke hand made tools, I have quite a few and have quite a few ideas for new tools I want to make. 👍

[@jamesrivers6853]

You my friend are absolutely amazing. Good one on you. Most guys today just drill some holes and pull the net and fill it wood putty. But you sir are true Craftsman.

[@KannX]

Your skills are remarkable. Such patience and attention to detail. Greetings from Poland :)

[@hisheeelijah1482]

Nice m8 you got nice English for someone who lives in Poland

[@richardhaynes8798]

Fella, you are exceptional at your job... Masterclass IMO...!!!!

[@Mad4Motors_]

If you ever give up Pdr I'll hire you as my video editor! Cracking video as always

[@1st_track_dents]

Looking at the content on your channel, I think you are doing amazing as you are!

[@johnhanson4795]

ya hes very good at that to!

[@scatspeed3114]

I’ve tried taking out small dents but it’s so hard! It’s scary. I’m afraid to make them worse. So I stop halfway. I think using these tools will make it a lot easier. I’m going to checkout your videos on these types of dents.

[@Bewareofthedog69]

Well you made that look easy Jake even though it was right on the curve of the panel line! Top work, hope Dapper let you keep those new tools.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks, this was fairly straightforward, especially with having such good access behind and luckily the weather held back:-)

[@poolbob8776]

I'm working on an old truck, with plenty of dents. I plan on getting them all out. I'll be watching more of your videos. Thanks a million.

[@davidwebb8877]

Just fantastic,I could watch this all day.

[@1st_track_dents]

👍

[@rendellbaldwin8946]

Wow! I came across your channel about an hour ago and I'm amazed. I've watched several of your videos and I'm hooked. Excellent Skills!!

[@richardamner7432]

I'm a panel beater/sprayer and while I do 99% of the knocking out I then go and throw filler at it, been doing the same for 38yrs! I think I will give paintless a go when the right sort of job comes in, I know I can get most of the way with just bits of wood but I'll have to make a few tools up. Excellent video.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Richard! yes give it a try, that's how I started back when I was a panel beater and the best thing about being a panel beater is that you have nothing to lose by trying to use PDR because if you don't get it right, you were going to fill it anyway! After a lot of practice I was able to start finishing my repairs without using filler and save it from being painted. Its also good to be able to use the PDR techniques even if you are still going to fill it as it still helps reduce the amount of filler you need and can speed up your repairs! With your vast experience I'm sure you would get a feel for it quite quickly 👍

[@briancaveill3441]

Astonishing, true workmanship!

[@tontonco240]

If it was me doing that, I'd call it done after the 1st stage.. But i wanna learn how to bend back a dent to perfection and not just flopping it back and forth. This video served me just that.. Thanks man.

[@NatureVapeReviews]

Superb, the editing is on a different level and impressed you showed the brick wall at the very end.

[@Kapustkin_Stavr]

please tell us which camera you are shooting your videos on

[@stevejanka361]

Good afternoon Jake, that is just beautiful. We have got some tools for dent removal for our body work. Really saves metal work time and repair. Thanks for another great and informative video. You take care.

[@1st_track_dents]

Afternoon Steve, a lot of bodyshops are using some form of paintless dent tools now especially glue pulling to reduce the time spent on these repairs and save money, makes sense really. all the best, Jake

[@MrBadkosto]

No comment ! Just respect !!!

[@treefrogjoness]

It's like it never happened. This takes a special skill. I don't think there are very many auto body people who could learn to do that.

[@John-gm8ty]

I'd really like to see customers reactions to seeing the final outcome.

[@josephcordoba938]

Thank you for your videos. They are authentic and you take the time to explain them very well. I'll start a project on my own with my car and I am taking your videos as the base. Thank you!

[@1st_track_dents]

Best of luck!

[@eitancapricorn]

this guy is a champion.

[@robertdarcy2168]

Lovely Work,nice new tool's. Well Done. An Appreciative Raptor Rob 👍

[@jonathanbolagner5253]

I've been doin body work for 29 years and i never buy any tools. Good thing i used to watch Mcgyver back on the days that's how i learned how to fabricate and improvised all my tools if you know what i mean!!! PS I have the privilage to trained with Toyota , Ashton Martin and Mercedez benz body repair technician. For me only novice or amatuer buy tools.

[@johnnysmith5961]

You are a true technician of the trade sir! If I may ask what is the cost for something like this as I have some dents I would like to consider getting cleaned up and thank you!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Johnny, if I can remember that far back I think this was somewhere between £200 and £250 👍

[@edjustice7755]

Absolutely amazing craft and art....only a few years ago I heard PDR guys say a body like or crease is impossible to go.....truly you are amazing!!

[@Davethreshold]

Hello from your country's Son, the states! I know a whole family the Father and his two grown Sons that are into all things gear-head and bodywork. I'll show them this! That saves many potential problems such as paint matching, the new paint having a problem in a couple years etc. BraVO!!

[@1st_track_dents]

Yes, it sure saves a lot of time and hassle if a dent can be saved using this method, thanks for watching!

[@Davethreshold]

@@1st_track_dents Thank YOU for posting. Showing them the link now. It's so rare these days to know younger generations that are into cars etc. like we were. His kids have tons of knowledge handed to them by him. They ate it up since they were 6! ❤

[@1st_track_dents]

@@Davethreshold That's sounds great, I'm sure they must know of this already, it's huge over there in the States 👍

[@HangnJudge]

I did this work for 35 years. You are a craftsman.

[@mehdielamrani5917]

ah! you're back, we missed you sir

[@ChrisPadillaAZ]

Jake, that was beautiful as always. Thank you for sharing your skill.

[@dwayneevans683]

Very Good Job! Top of the lines sklls, and patiences! Most body work experts , wont approach that job that way!

[@mattwernecke2342]

I can think of other uses for that dapper paddle... Great channel! I look forward to more of your awesome tutorials.

[@franglez2751]

Thank you for taking about this strategy for repair. I love your videos.

[@gtlegacy8]

Most dpr would of stop at stage 5 but you completely removed any sign of damage 👍

[@simonstovebolt]

Wow you have a great talent mate and as a panel beater I'll be trying this myself THANKS for the videos

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Simon 👍

[@qubansailor]

What a beast! Your skills are nothing short of impressive.

[@mauidingdoctor]

Great repair, and your video skills are top notch 🤙🏻

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you! really appreciate your comment and thanks for stopping by 👍

[@bobs6129]

I was thinking about trying to remove a few dents on my car but after watching this video, I think I'm just going to pay someone great work. You are a master

[@XSAoRAD]

Tapping with hammer handles is so 10yrs ago! Do yourself a favor and a Jackhammer blending hammer, with a dentcraft R96, works wonders for retail/trader work.

[@FPV-TV419]

Wow.. camera takes no prisoners. Very good repair! Although dont know why you didnt buff the scratch off after removing the bulk as would have made it easier to see during the repair?

[@1st_track_dents]

Good question, if the paint mark was a paint transfer mark I would have polished it off from the start. The clear coat lacquer was scratched here and it needed to be flatted down with fine paper. As there is very little paint on these new cars, if I tried flatting the scratch when the dent was only partially out, the bodyline would still have been uneven so it would have been very easy to burn through. I didn't really cause me a problem with viewing the dent, and it is better to flat the scratch at the end when the panel/bodyline was perfectly straight so that the scratch could be flatted down evenly therefore minimizing any further damage to the paint surface:-)

[@dereknadeau5226]

Man you really gotta have in eye for this stuff! Awesome job! I would have stop and been happy a few steps back! 💯

[@dirkfolscher3001]

The most thorough PDR technician I've seen. I'm jealous.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you for your comment 👍

[@Harryjones05]

Incredible work yet again and another great video!!! 👏🏻👌🏻

[@AlfredoHernandez-fh5fk]

Master you have done it again like always delivering perfection master brilliant job greetings from sunny ☀️California 👍

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you, still a few months until I can say greetings from a sunny UK lol, just editing my next video and guess what........ it was raining again!

[@nickjanssens]

These videos are becoming hypnotic, for years my wife had her own body shop repairer, which invariably paint and filler and huge expense, the paint never seemed to be as good as the original finish, couldn’t afford a MD dealer prices as a matter of principle would get an opinion from a master dent remover first.

[@lummy321]

Awesomeness jake ... Will need to get the dapper tools ... Do you know where i can get a door or boot rod? ... You know like the one you use for securing against the wall to the car? Cheers buddy

[@1st_track_dents]

If you're in the UK you can get tools from PDR Pro Tools or TDN Tools, the prop I used against the wall can be found in any good hardware store, or there is a link to get it on Amazon in my video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZmWpY19j7iKm8k

[@elguapo1507]

It's pretty therapeutic seeing the process from start to restored...like watching an artist almost! How long did that particular dent repair take and are there times you just need to walk away and have a break when things aren't quite going the way you expect?

[@1st_track_dents]

Hi, a dent like that normally takes between 1 and 2 hours, if I'm doing multiple dents sometimes i'll stop and move onto another one for a break:-)

[@elguapo1507]

@@1st_track_dents That was a quick reply..thanks for that! I've never tried to repair bodywork on cars but you must get a great deal of satisfaction getting those shapes and lines back as though you've never been there. As an aircraft engineer our repairs can be pretty unsightly in comparison. The thing that fascinates me is that you apply the force in the right place, direction and amount without stretching the material. I can't get my head round that. Surely the dent itself causes the material to stretch? Does it?

[@1st_track_dents]

@@elguapo1507 After a while you can just look at a dent and tell if it is stretched or not. Luckily this dent wasn't too bad. Mild steel has a sort of memory so I just need to push it back to where it needs to go, however Aluminium is another story! Being an aircraft engineer i'm sure Aluminium gives you a headache now and then too!

[@elguapo1507]

@@1st_track_dents I get you! Well, we have sheet metal guys for the repairs who far better understand the structural side of things rather than me. The repairs are always patched using rivets or similar types of fasteners depending on the type and place of repair on the aircraft. You generally don't push out a dent because of the structural integrity of the fuselage. Pressurisation requires the fuselage to expand and contract without stress points that would lead to fatigue and potential failure.

[@1st_track_dents]

@@elguapo1507 Yes I suppose that makes sense, I'm fascinated by all types of engineering especially aviation, it's very interesting and clever stuff!

[@Kylesweeting]

man I was really hoping you were going to be at MTE! You do such an amazing job with your videos and explanation!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks I put a lot of effort into them. MTE would be amazing. I would love to go to somewhere like that, If I was getting the money the USA techs get I would be on the next flight lol!

[@alexbotez2749]

This guy can level the orange peel in a bad painted panel. Good job mate! Keep up the good work!

[@marcofigueira8917]

Tu es enfin de retour! Bienvenue. J adore apprendre.

[@1st_track_dents]

Oui, je suis de retour!

[@mitsuturbo]

That's an amazing process to watch. Stellar video! I wouldn't believe it if you told me... Watching you perform this magic is captivating.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you, really appreciate you giving up your time to watch the video 👍

[@Losbass]

Wow , just wow! Amazing work as usual! Really enjoying your videos!

[@electricbadgercollc8146]

Wow, that's just unbelievable. Nice work!

[@ronron2243]

Great repair and video. You keep me mindful of process. somaimes we can get in auto pilot mode. I switched to a leather faced paddle months ago. never go back ro a dead blow. keep it up!!!

[@garrethaines1995]

Awesome you are a great technician making some great videos! Not that it makes a huge difference on this dent but after you got the bulk up starting from the bottom I would've started at the top and worked my way toward the bodyline to get upper crown moving back in the right direction. I saw another video with similar thing, instead of working bottom to top I work bottom to middle, top to middle pulling both crowns back to the center. Awesome Job! But if you read this give it a shot that way next time, and next time I'll try your way and see how it goes! Thanks for the videos I know they are a lot of work

[@darkavenger31]

Great to see you posting videos again! Just wondering, how hot do you heat the panel so that the paint does not crack?

[@TheAlfaritos]

It's so satisfying to watch such a master at work.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks for your kind words Josh 👍

[@evildiesel7850]

Awesome job. You PDR guys are perfectionists.

[@barriecole2488]

Another fantastic job Jake well done 👍

[@thomaspimenta2775]

Good morning, thank you very much for sharing your experience and teaching.I would like to know what set of tips would you advise me? And type of rod and punch?

[@theeekobreeelo1186]

Go for it BUDDY. GO FOR IT. What a sustainable JOB. SAVING ON PAINT. FILLERS. CHEMICALS. AND TIME.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks, Yes doing my bit for the environment:-)

[@MucaroBoricua]

You are the best PDR teacher I've found on the internet. You explain the reasons for every action you take. Thanks for sharing your knowledge and PDR wisdom.

[@1st_track_dents]

My pleasure!

[@vitaliysaushkin4600]

Заждались уже! Как всегда, SUPER!!!

[@1st_track_dents]

Спасибо!

[@Cmonman441]

Jake fantastic video! I think my question is when you did this repair what were you using for leverage? I saw you put the rag in is that what you leaned your tool on to push? Ty so much for sharing a great repair! Fantastic!

[@chrisb2557]

Fantastic work!!! Takes a ton if patience. Well done. Thx for vid!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you 👍

[@maxjosephwheeler]

*The new tools made the audio better, probably less annoying to the customers as well. The lighting was too bad though, I'm not sure if it was so you could see the dent better or just the weather/camera set up.* See if that guy can create a heat gun for PDR with specific settings for paint with temp control reading and thermostat.

[@1st_track_dents]

I have to turn the exposure down on the camera when doing close up shots as you will only see light glare from the PDR Light. I also prefer a simple heat gun, putting all those features on a heat gun will drive up the cost of it, and I must go through at least 4 heat guns a year with the amount of use mine get, my current hot air gun actually stopped working today.

[@juliodg2139]

this man is a magician, i love his videos

[@shawn3968]

One word: SKILL Great Job!

[@stefanonovelli9810]

every time you repair a car, it rains!! :-) But you are a magician!!!!!!!!!!

[@jayman30001234]

Awesome videos, always impressed with the work and editing!

[@SkillsWithoutFear]

I'm very impressed by your patience, knowledge and the gratitude to share it. I want to start pdr and was wondering how long a professional like you works on such kind of dent? Thank you for your answer, best regards from Vienna 🇦🇹

[@1st_track_dents]

Hi, a dent like this should take between 1 and 2 hours. Sometimes it just depends on whether the metal is moving as you would like it to do, this particular job went to plan with no problems. I wish you all the best with your interest into PDR 👍

[@SkillsWithoutFear]

@@1st_track_dents thank you sir!

[@garylangley4502]

You are a true craftsman. I loved the video.

[@roadshowautosports]

Just told my wife “honey, I’m going to UK to kick some PDR guy’s ass and I’ll be right back!” LOL mate, YOU’RE AWESOME! Love your technique. I’m a painter but been intrigued by the PDR trade as it is an awesome tool to have under your belt but have never found someone willing to teach when i had the money. I am a perfectionist and take that very serious on whatever project i do and can see that you’re one of a kind too in your trade! There are schools here but it takes a long time and it depends on the teacher you get. I wanted to get someone who really did work with it like you do. Your system is so precise and gives results so quick. I’ve seen guys doing it but they were volume PDR guys who could do 50 cats in one parking lot at $50 a piece, you do the math, but i was looking for precision and finesse comparable to the level i did on my painting and never found anyone like you. Thank you so much for letting us share time with you while you resolve these dents! Peace

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks Edson, by the sound of it, if I wanted to get something painted, you would be the guy to go to as it sounds like you take as much care as I do, which is rare to find these days. I always like to spend the time and go the extra mile as referrals are very important and keep me busy! Great to hear from you and I wish you all the best! 😉

[@roadshowautosports]

1st Track Dents Thank you for replying and would be honored to do work for you but there’s an ocean of reasons why i can’t! Lol If you come to U.S. shoot me a text would love to meet you brother. Really admire your precision! Take care!

[@1st_track_dents]

@@roadshowautosports Thanks, would love to come over to the U.S again, last time was 2008! Hopefully soon 😎

[@ThyEyes]

I watched many dent removers on youtube, really, you are the best one. You steps are intelligent.

[@1st_track_dents]

Thank you for your kind words! 👍

[@comingtofull-ageinchrist6736]

this was legit; a few months ago I wouldn't have understood why the high spots would have to come up to push the crease out, but the metal was stretched when the crease was put in, and when you are tapping the high spots back down, you are actually shrinking the metal back. This was awesome. I haven't seen these tools before, but I have seen the flat stick before but someone made one made of an old file lol. It's the first time seeing these knockdown tools, though. that's awesome that you can change to a tip a little more blunt as you get most of the high spots out. Very legit techniques. Using the heat to make the paint more flexible was brilliant!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks for taking such an interest and for taking the time to comment, yes, PDR is a fascinating art if you have never seen it before. I got the passion for it after being blown away watching someone else performing it many years ago. 👍

[@gyulahohmann3123]

Absolutely amazing, I know nothing about fixing cars, just trying to repair gel coat on my old fiberglass boat. So it gives me hope to try and have a goat a few dents on my station wagon. I'm in Australia so I will have to find out if theres similar tools here. Again, your vid was very encouraging. Beautiful job😉👌

[@tonysantiago6643]

Wow, this is the first video of yours I have seen. You are a true artist, absolutely amazing work!

[@1st_track_dents]

Thanks for the positive comments Tony 👍

[@damianostrich]

As usually 1st class video and very instructive. Thanks Jake.

[@alfredlearlyjr1780]

I like those tools with less noise, good work as usual.

[@richn7299]

Excellent technique and execution. Spot on mate.

[@robertprice9052]

You are a master of your craft! Incredible

[@percivaldesson3506]

Great work definitely different on older cars alot different repair but I'm thinking to learn this u can practice on pop cans vary thin metal lite taps not hard taps lol the hard dents like creases is what I have problems with and knowing were to tap is the skill

[@cleon_teunissen]

Out of sheer curiosity: The thing that surprises me is that when you are tapping on the outside (bringing down micro-highs, as you call them), the taps are so lightweight I wouldn't expect them to have any effect. My expectation is that the paint layer has far less strength than the sheet metal. So my expectation would be that any tapping on the outside would either do nothing, or if it does it would damage the paint rather than working the metal underneath. (As you point out: the paint is somewhat flexible, otherwise it wouldn't suvive the denting in the first place.) Could you do a demonstration (with some scrapped body panel) that even tapping that lightly will eventially produce a dent (if you keep tapping in the same spot.) Another question out of curiosity: are there any circumstances where you would use tapping on the inside of the panel? Of course that would require complete access to the inside of the panel. If you would have that kind of access, would tapping on the inside be an option?

[@1st_track_dents]

The paint (Lacquer) is essentially a plastic hardened film so really, when you are tapping it with another plastic object they kind of cancel each other out. The paint surface is quite hard and can take quite a beating. The only time it really marks the paint is if the panel has had some paint repairs at some stage and the paint isn't cured properly or there is some filler or bondo lurking underneath! or sometimes on a very hot day when there is no shade when the paint is soft. I rarely tap the inside unless I am pushing out very large damage that needs a push on a strong bodyline. I would rather make several small taps than one big tap as you have more control, that's why it looks like my taps are soft. I hope that answers your question :-)

[@bluemoth1879]

Wicked cool. Niceee job. Simple and straightforward. 🤙🤙

[@DentReversal]

Beautiful work and love the presentation!

[@Waihekeguy]

Are you going to keep using your new toy's or is it too late to change now I've been drooling over alligator tools lately with no 21% tax if sent out of the EU so you should be able to jump on that one now

[@jaguardddetaildents3046]

Hello, they do a spectacular job; I have a question where can I buy that tool to repair the fender, thank you very much for the information

[@refractpremiumcarcareprodu3188]

You're a bloody artist mate! We are detailers & cringe at your rotary polisher without using a Dual Action to avoid holograms but full credit to your amazing skills! 😎👌

[@PurpleHelmet]

Thanks for your videos - and how complete and full they are with detail and info. I find many PDR videos on here seem to skirt over stuff - I get the feel that they aren't wanting to give away trade secrets. You seem the opposite! I have no interest in going into PDR as a business - I doubt I'll ever get good enough - but only for fixing my own cars I work on. You've gave me confidence and I've had some superb results so far! What about shallow bonnet dents though? My Clio is littered with them from where folks have been pushing on the bonnet to close!! I was going to try glue pulling / tapping down since none of them have sharp edges - is it just a matter of working away at it?

[@1st_track_dents]

If they are on the bonnet, usually the access is quite good from behind so it would probably be better to push them out. Although there may be some dents behind the braces, so you could try glue pulling those ones, Glue pulling is always last resort for me, I like the control of pushing, unless I am trying to reduce some large damage:-)

[@PurpleHelmet]

@@1st_track_dents - excellent - cheers for the info. Thankyou once again for the videos, the time and effort in the editing alone must be massive, never mind the skill you are showcasing. Huge respect!

[@1st_track_dents]

@@PurpleHelmet Yes the video editing takes a long time and like PDR I get bogged down with all the detail. That's the problem when you do PDR as a job, you start looking at the detail in everything! 😂

[@DentDiscountPDRBodyShop]

@@PurpleHelmet editing is an art, i need Jake to help me.

[@sbogdan1]

The best specialist in the world Bravo !!!