How To Remove A Dent From Your Car With A Harbor Freight Dent Puller

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

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[@skyespye6053]

Good video. I like the fact that you were honest about the section not working.

[@NutriZen1]

i bought one today and it worked this is an awesome product recommend buying it

[@tonyv1505]

i used the orange one & it works it all depends on the size & strength of the metal if the metal is harder try using a heat gun to soften the metal

[@jezuzfreek777]

I can tell you as soon as I saw the dent at the bend that you were never going to get that dent out with a suction cup. Why give the tool a "c" when you used it for a task beyond it's capability?

[@mobeen1433]

jezuzfreek777 exactly

[@thelonelygamer8743]

jezuzfreek777 I like your account name

[@luminositymusic3810]

jezuzfreek777 I mean? After two minutes. Just killing it

[@MrT1-b5f]

BMW owners don't have a lot of logic.

[@JoeL-vg4ob]

Mr#1 Get outta here hahaha

[@isaiahivey693]

I bought both also the little one is yea …. Your description is spot on it works but ehh hoping I can get some dents out do to my car being stolen & they hitting whatever they hit

[@daleyurk4369]

Nathan, I've had a couple of very serious dents fixed with the "paintless" dent removal tools and the results were stunning. With all the work you do on these cars, you should check out an inexpensive starter kit. Truly amazing results. As always, love your videos, please keep them coming.

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Yes i have been looking at the kits with the striped light board, its just one more thing i dont have much time to mess with, but thanks for watching the videos it is much appreciated

[@aros007z]

Thanks for your time In showing us your Experience with these tools.

[@craghoff607]

I have been a collision repair tech for 22 years. That top edge of the dent is called a hard line. your not going to have much luck using a suction cup. now me myself have had lots of luck with suction cups when there is no hard line in the dent. It just takes a velvet hammer. paintless dent removers are really good at this craft!

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Hello i have done alot of body work too, i even have access to a stud welder and know how to paint, just thought i would just do a quick video on this $3 suction cup but the comments took off and the views went crazy, as the views get close to 200k im thinking about maybe doing a part 2 lol , i never realized that so many people have so much hate these days but i guess they do, thanks for watching the video and yes you are correct these do work on bigger dents .

[@barterfiend1431]

Window regulator broke on my GMC im still using the bondo style $11 sucktion cups 2 of them to hold my window up

[@chrispetela8644]

I have same X5 nothing but plastic problems but found so many ways to fix things on here

[@brianoconnell6459]

I managed to get a dent out of the fender of my Civic, it was fairly large and flat, so the $3 cup was able to get some purchase. A decent trade off from paying for someone else to fix it.

[@user-sh9du2nv5y]

If it doesn't work on small dents may be you can use it as a widow suction tool climbing sky scrapers in New York.

[@MegaRyan714]

did you get this to work? someone dented my door in the parking lot and wanted to try this. Once you get a good mounting place(flat) can you slide it on the dent after?

[@robertthrem3382]

I like the glue on one and then I made it so I can use a slide hammer

[@ferlenarab]

I pulled a dent out of a dump truck door, worked better than expected.

[@garbageman9145]

Hey, did you ever get this fixed? If not, try pre-heating the area to make it mold able

[@facebookmakesmesick]

I have 3 tiny slightly small dings n not deep, all on flat surfaces....would this thing work? I understand it wont work on anything unless it's somewhat flat...

[@grimey5.565]

Thank you for showing me the product review. But like everyone else said that's not a dent dude. That is a crease. Not to mention it's in the rolled part of the metal which is extremely hard to get out.

[@llib90630]

maybe try it with 2 suction cups?

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

2 might work but it is a pretty deep crease

[@jamesb1988]

Well I got the suction cup stuck to the dent, but now I cant pull it off no matter how hard I try. I eventually had to grab a credit card and interrupt the suction, and lo and behold, still dented. Garbage with a capital G.

[@dekonfrost7]

You can use a heat gun set to 400f then hit it with some co2. Steel will likely pop out. But a Harvey crease like that very very hard

[@KevinxDoll]

i got 1 out of 4 dents out of my old volvo with one of these.

[@theragingcreeper9040]

Same

[@IMKINDOFABIGDEAL13]

this is not made for that type of dent. if you have a garage you tube channel you should know this.

[@civicaerodeck14]

he doesnt even know that it has to be warmed up...the other thing is...a dent like this has to be pushed, not pulled. Testing something without knowledge...nice. 500k views

[@jacobowenby8066]

heat it up metal has a memory heat will allow the atoms to go back in place and it will let the paint flex

[@guusbouwmans5667]

Try two of those cups, might work

[@flvproductionz6897]

It works on slight dents only

[@darrinsiberia]

Pour HOT water on it to soften the metal / plastic. Push it harder before clamping it. There is a difference between testing an object and testing an object to fail. I could pull that dent with duct tape if I really wanted to.

[@bribur74]

The metal in the body of the car was rolled by a machine.... and heated and cooled the metal has memory... If you use a blow torch and keep the flame off of the paint..... and heat the the dent very slowly and get it super hot... without putting the flame to the paint... You can then use a bucket of ice water... and a rag.... heat heat heat heat and then dunk rag in ice water and throw it on to dent and it will contract and return to memory shape

[@nmolonia]

I don't know who has tried to hammer back even a big portion of e39, they have very sturdy thick metal sheets not as easy to bend as a fiat or a Renault.

[@bobafittness1346]

thanks for sharing this! I bought some csl reps for my 330, they have a nice offset (no fender rolling) byt I wanted to know what tire would you recommend to avoid cracking them? they are 19" btw. Thanks!

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Most performance tires have a extra lip on the tire to protect the rim, but still if you hit a big pothole it will bend them .

[@bobafittness1346]

+Nathan's DIY Garage I know, but I meant a number. Just for safety (like 225/ something/19). I bought them just for looks.

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

i dont know i have not run 19's on a e46, you will have to google it and see what fits

[@bobafittness1346]

+Nathan's DIY Garage ok, will do!

[@DJzSith]

:))) One made out of carbotanium fiber reinforced granite? Seroisly, theres is nothing you can do, shitty wheels like that dont, and dont deserve to live long. Put some nice 17 forged wheels, enjoy the boost in performance and reduction in NVH.

[@BB-cs1je]

Does anyone know if this will work on top of a piece of garbage over priced Maytag dryer. No idea how it got there. Brand new

[@johnswimcat]

I wondered whether a slightly smaller suction cup might have worked because it would get a better seal - ? The maximum pulling force possible is only fifteen pounds per square inch covered by the cup (atmospheric pressure) presumably. That's not very much and that does look like quite a difficult dent to pull. If it's any consolation I too have had vicious replies to comments I've posted on KZbin. I don't think the sort of people who write stuff like that are worth paying much attention to but I have managed to shut a few of them up. Good wishes, John

[@ericolivos7568]

Does anyone know any videos on how to remove the air intake manifold on a bmw x5 2001 3.0?

[@Guillotines_For_Globalists]

That's a difficult dent to pull out, near the bend in the sheet metal.

[@deelee9230]

Thank you for the info.

[@aidagad5830]

is the large one also Harbour Frieght?

[@NathansBMWWorkshop]

Yes it is, it was $6 i believe

[@aidagad5830]

+Nathan's DIY Garage thanks! Will give it a try, I have a dent on lower part of my door..

[@rkgsd]

The smaller ones are used for cell phone screen removals too.

[@jayc4283]

maybe if you tried to get it to stick, just, one....more,....time....

[@bd8677]

There are some comments that just make me laugh out loud and I can't stop. This is one of them, thank you.

[@coloradoqueen3282]

can you recommend a good company to buy oem or quality Part body parts for BMW's

[@chrissuperbeastmitchell2879]

I do body work for a living I knew that suction cup wasn't going to get that crease dent out. Your best bet is to go behind there with some PDR tools or use a hot glue gun dent removal suction on it

[@truezach5997]

Use a plunger a plunger is for multipurpose uses

[@Bulldog44s]

It is not the fault of the tool. Anything with a crease is too much for that kind of tool. In the right situation, it will work.

[@logicgarage6436]

You need to push in the center of the cup so that i removes as much air as possible

[@MichelLinschoten]

That's fucking FOLD/DING ....that will never work to begin with..

[@heslind]

Hear the metal with a hair dryer first. Or pour boiling water over dent.

[@SegaSavageMusic]

boiling water might help with plunger

[@khoainho10]

Do not put windex on paint!!!!!

[@lalab9554]

Khoa Nguyen why not?? Does it damage it??

[@irish89055]

Why don't you do a video of the bigger dent you pulled out? anyone with common sense knows a crease type dent isn't going to pull out easily if it all.. sheesh!..

[@Dustydime]

Use fishing magnet and cloth

[@sally8712]

Thank u.

[@cristinal3055]

Starts 1:17

[@garage3357]

as a true master

[@IconicCutz]

Try putting boiling hot water on the dent before pulling it Out

[@professorsledge5205]

Use boiling water than the suction

[@dudecontadeis4488]

They don't claim it to be a dent puller and never meant it to be a dent puller....They're just suction cups for holding stuff and it's for flat surfaces only.

[@alextheromanian]

youll never pull out a corner edge dent like that. you could knock it out from the other side if you can reach it

[@BeemerTwelve]

Some people think that you can crash your car into a tree and fix it with a suction cup.

[@erayc4536]

John Wilkinson lol

[@autumnmcbottom]

That is literally why I am here. But, I more or less slid into the tree due to black ice.

[@michaeltheiss749]

Where's your dent hammer?

[@narule2695]

Your going to have to Grind it use welder puller Bondo it Re paint

[@ccswelding1599]

"let me use a tool, on a spot that i KNOW it won't work on...then COMPLAIN when it doesn't work"

[@iknowyourerightbut6246]

excess water doesn't cause any trouble, stop wiping it and use it again,

[@leena6543]

You should’ve also used boiling water on the metal.

[@SketchyAntix]

These rarely work as supposed to

[@chrispetela8644]

Use hot glue method with a hammer pull

[@bestamerica]

' why why the automaker company make so cheap thin weak metal sheet

[@JoeL-vg4ob]

bestamerica What are you talking about?

[@southernsasquatchsearcher]

You don't need water to make a suction cup stick....if so, you're setting it incorrectly and/or you have a dirty surface. Point being that using liquid does not increase suction force, but rather the opposite. I don't have time to explain the physics.

[@hiseminencetheholymacdiarmada]

I like harbor freight, but you certainly get what you pay for.

[@xvp40virus]

dawn soap my man ;)

[@fixsinghit7148]

Warm water may help but that is a small dent.

[@0gkrayykrayy311]

i m having deaths baby on the turlet rn

[@robertthrem3382]

You have to heat it up otherwise the paint will chip.. don't ask how I know. 😂 then you use that glue on one and keep trying and trying and trying and it will get it out. they give you a little plastic punch. then tap that dent on the edge out. And if it raises it too much use that little plastic punch. Ever so gently just pretend you're saving $200 so spend a couple hours

[@paulaliaga1249]

it would have worked easier or better if you heated it up with a heat gun but it might damage your paint

[@nathanwest2304]

you do realize that he would have to heat it up to about 1000°C(1800°F for you murican folks) in order to affect the metal at wich point that plastic thingy would simply burst in to flames

[@HeAhaBro]

The dent in the rear quarter panel can be removed by just accessing thru the trunk and pushing it out by hand.- u dont need that crap suction cup.

[@christopherashurst4610]

theres a crown just above the bmw badge you need to knock that down to take the stress off the dent

[@impactajuvenile]

Christopher Ashurst exactly! Works if you know what your doing...

[@AbdulbarrAslam]

should have tried using a heat gun or boiling water on it first.

[@TheRobertSt]

Go from the other side on the back. There are tools for that.

[@ghostracingco.2538]

Pull the panel off and use a flat hammer and plate and hammer it straight.

[@brentolson186]

Ghost Racing Co. plate and hammer on inside of door or panel? does the plate go on outside or inside and u hit the plate.

[@ghostracingco.2538]

Brent Olson if the dent goes towards the inside of the vehicle hammer from inside the panel and plate on the outside but still possible to do it reversed if there is no room to hammer from the inside.

[@brentolson186]

Ghost Racing Co. thanks

[@peterrodby2786]

You give it a B+ on an apparatus that doesn't work?

[@ForeignMRE]

Great try Nathan! 2 thumbs up for at least trying.

[@pocketjokers1]

Put some Hot Water on Dent first !

[@jerrychambliss5047]

Take off inner trim, place a football or inner tube inside the dented area, inflate. Wala..dent gone.

[@lalab9554]

Jerry Chambliss so how do you do that?? Im a first time diy car fixer

[@sally8712]

I was in harbor freight yesterday looking at those. I didn't think they would work, so I walked away. Hummm...

[@impactajuvenile]

Shelley Hunter it would've worked if he actually knew how to use the tool...have to release the dents peaks so the metal can't bounce back to its original position from the factory.

[@RetiredTony]

Hi Shelly...i recently bought one for my truck i purchased off Craigslist...quarter panel had two medium size pushed in dents...Got the Harbor Freight suction cup and worked perfect. FYI i cleaned it first...then ran hot water over the area instead of a heat gun.

[@joellegarcia5045]

Good god you’re gorgeous

[@rmasco71]

That’s not a dent it’s a ding.. dings I gotta get behind to push out

[@garage3357]

как настоящий мастер

[@sally8712]

Thank u Tony.

[@Nocturnes1984]

This video made me realy nervous

[@Beeeezyyy]

Ur supposed to put boiling water on it

[@tammybernert4468]

It doesnt work i bought one..a toilet plunger works better..

[@DerekLe]

It doesn't even look like it worked.

[@christiangarcia7010]

use your mac to fix your dents

[@7teddy169]

That little one is for cellphones

[@darrinsiberia]

Cant believe there was an ad for this video about shaving your testicles... there is nothing manly about shaving any part of your body other than your face. Period.

[@Spike1965]

dont show your plate.. there's lots of mean people out there.. i didn't know you can pull dents like that thank you

[@lawrencewnef0307]

Stop crashing the rear of your car man.

[@007briles]

try lifting the glass out of the way' then put a towel or masking tape on the lift gate. take a hammer with tape on the head.. you need to relieve the dent pressure before you are able to use the suction cup.. tap lightly on the top of the dent. no guarantee. this method will work. but it is worth a try.. good luck..

[@baims8367]

Thays what she said. Gonna have 2 get it wet

[@MrNorthstar50]

Harbor Freight suction cup is no good I threw mine away.

[@MC-gb8hn]

that's like trying to pull a car with shoelaces!!!!! not gunna happen bro,cmon....

[@ImCondor1]

MC 2 my shoe laces pulled my dads 2008 Silverado 2500 had about 2 months ago

[@JulianFRosales]

MC 2 hahahaha

[@jakevision6859]

Waste of money this don't work at all just tried it on flat panel or anything just don't work