Dent Repair on a Harley Davidson Fuel Tank | FIXED Without Painting

[@dewrus2153]

Crazy! Who on earth would give this video a thumbs-down? I think your videos are excellent...and satisfying to watch something damaged become new again!

[@sdmsdm6227]

Thanks from Quebec Canada

[@marknoble5495]

Loved the last statements about having to improvise and figure it out. So many want to get into PDR because it looks easy and they think it’s a science. They think if they can fix one little dent with access then they can fix a panel with 300 dents lol.

[@marknoble5495]

We used those rods on more than just tanks. Love the strength and lack of flex on nastier dents that you can reach with them.

[@johnjuliusbokke]

Excellent info and challenging repair. Well done 👌🏻

[@tbirdboy]

Hellava job! Looked like a stumper. Glad there are guys like you Chris out there running around with talent. Subscribed.

[@theausteregraunt]

Great job bro

[@waikanaebeach]

Nice repair, tanks can be so hard....

[@derickthomas1601]

The one question I was waiting for you to answer was what were you using to pry off of inside the gas tank I know you had some kind of tool you were pushing off of. Thanks awesome repair about to start getting into it myself

[@marknoble5495]

Was that the vip sniper knockdown tip? Is it metal? I just received one and expected it to be a hard plastic, not metal.

[@sidineitedeschi4123]

Very good. Congratulation.

[@nicolassosa2529]

Very good, I have looked at you for many years and I always wanted to do the sacking course and finally I was able to do it since here in Argentina it is very expensive, I am almost finishing it and I bought rods and the rest, I would need a lamp, Here they are very expensive, they are almost the value of a car, you will not have any that you do not use to send me, obviously I would buy it

[@РоманКуликов-у2б]

Класс, настоящий мастер своего дела, 🤝

[@berkantbutuner8346]

Can you please add Turkish subtitles to your posts?🙏🏿