😲 Amazing⚡️ Power 💪 PDR Box Review Tutorial

I have to say I am very impressed with the Power PDR Box. It's nothing like I have used before and will definitely save me tons of time with paintless dent removal. You can purchase this product through powerpdr.net or www.ultradentto...
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[@1965ace]

Got the power PDR box used it on this fresh storm, saved 10 panels and counting. Still learning but with the first 2 panels, it paid for itself.

[@shimarlie1]

I'm no expert but it looks as though it creates a lot of afterwork

[@denttime]

Not compared to stretched metal that usually can't be saved at all.

[@theartfuldodger935]

It just vibrates. Katherine Hepburn could do this naturally. Michael J Fox too.

[@MrTruth76]

Stretched hail dent, no comparison.

[@MichaElLopez-xe1kt]

I think sanding chrome is posible myke..

[@seans7794]

Thank you for the reply. I am seriously considering purchasing one. But I need to know that it works on large hail dents before I do. Alot of techs out here in Colorado Springs are losing cars to a total loss because the roofs are pushing them over the threshhold and needing replacement or push to paint. If this machine can keep large damage from oil canning, it could be a real game changer in the industry.

[@JimBiggie1]

Get rid of the distorted lighting.

[@RaymondSaucedo]

But u can't always get to the back side ?

[@m.c.goldsdetailing7829]

Does wetsanding paint after clean up super fine micro highs and lows?

[@xpressbulk]

Its does exactly that. Painting by numbers!! Great video Duane and Mike :-9

[@nikpatel16]

Excellent tool review and gives you a good demo on how to use. A game changer

[@itsdc29]

We should stick together and say no to insurance companies. Pay us more.

[@shimarlie1]

what do you mean say no to insurance companies? (can you explain?)

[@DenttoolcompanyNL]

Available now! denttoolcompany.nl/contents/en-uk/p1674_Power-PDR-dents-stabilizator.html

[@andriikleba6134]

How much does it cost?

[@Detailing-Magic-26]

Wau Fantastic 😱👍

[@88krazie]

If this is basically for oil-canning, in South America they use a regular battery charger to expand and tighten loose metal. They've been doing it for years, this is a waste of money IMO

[@denttime]

Yes I am aware. However, you can’t control the intensity. You need the control for using different applications like steel, high strength steel, aluminum (which has and needs almost double the current) and chrome bumpers. So you see, when you don’t understand something it’s in our nature to say it’s a waste, it doesn’t work or making excuses to put it down. Until you have truly tried for yourself and compare, how can you make that argument? By the way, I also have one of the first and it has no comparisons and control like this.

[@jeffthomas1627]

Looks good, so every dent needs to be prepped to bare metal on the back side? And it won’t burn the paint? Such as a light color,

[@denttime]

Correct.

[@p.bexiga7967]

A regulated battery charger, does the same thing with a charcoal tip ... The problem is the primier gets bubbles and (later) comes the problems

[@denttime]

That’s because you are using a home made one with absolutely no control over the power. And there is no visible damage or have been. This technique has been used for removing stretched dents often without ever any issues.

[@georgekazantzis2300]

Probably needs different tip in the front

[@mattwernecke2342]

Why would you tell the insurance company about what tools you use? It's none of their business.

[@denttime]

Because I’m educating them to understand PDR more and the capabilities. One day PDR shops will be the first option rather than body shops delegating jobs or not. 😉

[@alexnandal3373]

Hi , where’s this product is manufactured?? America or China

[@denttime]

Neither. Europe.

[@MrTimdtoolman1]

That is pretty crazy how this machine pushes the dent up with no pressure at all.

[@jamiepeay528]

I use a Woyo... I love it. I think I am going to have to try one of these now. My favorite use for the inductor is as a supplement to my blending. And I don't usually get oil-canners anyway, but once I started using the Woyo I never get them now. Everyone is afraid to use them because if you don't do it right you can burn the paint, but the same goes for using a heat gun. You just have to learn the right techniques. I use mine on every single car practically, as much or more than I use my glue gun sometimes. If the dents are small enough I can just us the t box and a knock down.

[@billcui7827]

hi jamie did you use woyo 007 or 009? I try to get one woyo 009 for allunmium.

[@TURBOCAST]

I dig it!!

[@gerikuper6473]

Is not good for me

[@LostInAce]

Great tool, I suspect. Not quite sold, though. Maybe, work with it until you're more comfortable and the repair looks better. Then, make another video and let us know how long, working with it, it took to produce the new result. I mean, it's GOTTA look better than this, right? I'm pretty sure this unit isn't cheap. Thank you for sharing.

[@denttime]

You'd be sold when you have a $3500 roof at stake and you save it using it on a stretched dent, that otherwise would need replaced. It works and works wel.l Thanks for watching Rich.

[@LostInAce]

@@denttime so it works on stretched "oil canned" dents? Heck yes! I'd be sold on it. Well, for the right price, of course.😁 Thanks for replying.

[@denttime]

👊😉

[@WajidKhan-he4yp]

Good

[@rezamahdavi1443]

Pizza Galore

[@Мятежный]

О май гат, ю крейзи мен😁

[@JoseJimenez-eb2wp]

Mike I’m thinking about buying this machine does it tighten medal we’re is hard to knock down?

[@denttime]

Jose Jimenez it works perfect for that but only for open access areas.

[@JoseJimenez-eb2wp]

I have big dent machine it works amazing have repaired over 50 oil canners with it Mike we have to make a video Mike

[@azmlove5270]

Idk that bumper finish looked eeh

[@fabiokissu8963]

😵😦😵😦 nice!!

[@patrickday9692]

I guarantee if these dents were sanded down to the metal from the top after repair there would be paint damage to the under coats. It might look great on top but I bet the e coat and sealer are burned. I may be wrong but it’s something you could demo. When it smokes it’s way too far but paint damage happens before that. It may not fail for a few months or even a year but it will fail.

[@denttime]

Patrick Day I’m not sure if we are watching the same video? It clearly states, shows and mentions yes the e coat is removed down to bare metal. But that can easily be fixed by reapplying the e coat back on. So I’m not sure what your point is?

[@denttime]

Patrick Day if you are referring to the primer being damaged under the paint itself, well I’ll keep my hood around. But been doing demos constantly with no indication of paint failure. I knew when I did this review there will be folks out there that are skeptics until they see for themselves. ☺️

[@patrickday9692]

I’m talking about the top side of the metal. I know it’s removed from the backside that’s no big deal. I am saying the factory under coats on the top side can’t handle this. If you were to sand through the clearcoat and base coat to the factory primer it would more than likely be discolored, burned and bubbled from the metal. These graphite rods do a great job of shrinking the metal. They have been used for years in the auto body industry. Just sand through the top layers of paint after the repair on a junk hood and check it out. I could be wrong but my experience is this will burn undercoats while leaving top coats looking good. The shock technique does and so does the hotbox even with the lightest use. It looks good when done but the paint finish is compromised in this area. I could be wrong. Maybe this machine is the cats meow

[@denttime]

Patrick Day the hotbox is excessively too hot. This can be controlled very well. Doesn’t even come close to how hot unless a person is neglecting the use. That’s why it’s required to be a Pdr tech so they can monitor the tension and then relax the panel by tapping down pressure. You have a good point however I see no sign of weakness after the use.

[@cliffjamerson3107]

Yea that's pretty good

[@TheAmazeer]

Your website, your prices are way too much expensive... Your trying to make money out or nothing dudes shame on you

[@MrPeeteboy]

No shame on you! God forbid anyone make some money. Just feed the kids cardboard , that's all i ate growing up because my Daddy didnt like earning money either...

[@MrAirbleed]

There is sparks/arc under the hood when u working it, it will burn the coat layer and also the paint mate. I guess i'll think twice for using this method.

[@denttime]

Yes it could burn the paint but that’s why the experts only use it not to DIY. And to be honest with you a body shop would replace. However, my customers understand that they want to preserve their factory finish because there is nobody shop in the world that can match it and they also lose value.

[@MrAirbleed]

@@denttime @ yep you're right mate. This is not for DIY purpose, this equipment supposed for professional that knowing what should do with this stuff. Otherwise its a amazing product, bodywork specialist will need it. Thanks for sharing.

[@emmettcoen]

What time is being used prepping panel for it?

[@denttime]

Emmett Coen 5-10 min

[@PilotMcbride]

I want to know what the developers were smokin' to develop this little beauty. Saves time , resources and sanity. Top shelf!!

[@MrNickstevenson63]

Expensive snake oil Mike

[@denttime]

Nicholas Stevenson you can lead a horse 🐎 to water 💧, but you can’t make it drink. 😏

[@MrNickstevenson63]

Dent Time - San Diego Dent & Bumper Repair lmao 😊

[@mrkkg27]

I can't speak for anyone's horse but mine which is easily lead to a watering hole and will drink as much as the next. The difficulty with your water is the limo ride to the airport, the first class ticket to France, the limo out to the French countryside to spend the weekend at Chateau Evian, where your suite over looks the pure natural springs of Evian where the water du jour is served in a crystal goblet. That all sounds new and exciting and if money was not a factor I'd start learning French and stop wearing deodorant and blame it on the stinky cheese. At the end of the day the presentation maybe a little different, but basically its still just plain water like they have on tap here sans Le Stinky Fromage. This might be a purchse for an auto body shop but not for a mobile pdr tech. *no stinky cheese was harmed, or eaten in the writing of this comment

[@MrPeeteboy]

@@MrNickstevenson63 you need a smack down little boy!

[@MrNickstevenson63]

@@MrPeeteboy little boy? Smack down? Your cute lmao.

[@chitotanada1389]

First of all, it takes longer. Then the ripples. Now, you have more tapping to do. Waste of money. Glue pull wins !!!!

[@denttime]

chito tanada you did pay attention what it’s really for correct? It’s for stretched dents that are beyond a glue pull technique or pushing. It’s really meant to tighten up the metal so you can use whatever you wish beyond that. 😉

[@MrPeeteboy]

@@denttime I understand why you waste your time on ass clowns like this but they don't . You actually care about your craft and enjoy bringing new tools and Technics to the fellow pushers out there. It seems like 50% of the people that comment already know it all. Why in the hell do they watch videos like this since they know its shit ? If it wasnt for Dent Time, do you know how many more techs would suck out there? Just add a big number to the total number of duschy comments per video and you will be close!

[@1965ace]

I've been using the Betag Hotbox since it came out about $4500 and 220 volt. I don't believe you can compare the two, the hotbox is great for very shallow finishing work and this looks like completely different operation. I love my Hotbox but as of tonight, I've decided to order a Power PDR Box, so many years of fighting large stretched dents I can hardly wait to get it.

[@billd.6847]

Do you like the Betag or the Power PDR box better? Which one do you use the most? Thanks.

[@1965ace]

@@billd.6847 They are for different applications, the power box can shrink dents and requires at least two contact points on the backside of the panel. The inductor works from the top of the panel.

[@seans7794]

I’d like to see what it does on a real oil canner. Those dents were pretty small, at least for Colorado hail standards. If the box can tighten metal on a baseball sized hail dent, I’m sold.

[@denttime]

sean s don’t just take my word. I’m sure if you go on Facebook and ask around on the dent groups you’ll find most people who own it find it a very good investment. Not going take miracles out but definitely will cut down repair time and even save a roof from push to paint or replacing.

[@JoseJimenez-eb2wp]

I been using big dent machine for years similar and there is another machine in South America called miracle system is been out for several years for some reason we are behind here in USA I’m coming out with videos on new things I learned..

[@denttime]

Jose Jimenez I have the big dent machine too but it’s not even close to this IMO. That’s why I never did a video about it. There is really no control with a Big Dent Machine. Also this power Pdr box is a glide technique and not a shock.

[@JoseJimenez-eb2wp]

Mike you need to hammer and dolly when you have it locked up