How To Repair Small Dent in Car Door

[@exceldentremoval]

✅ Check Out This Video Next kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJe1o6yCjNp-jMk Where I repair a small door ding on a car.

[@TennesseeHomesteadUSA]

6:28 Impossible to see what is being done. Waste of time. You need to go to school, neighbor...

[@InfiniteRiffs]

Dang. This guy is legit. If he were in my area I would definitely use him. I like his patience and soothing explanation. Some of the "professionals" around here lack the professionalism seen in this video.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for the awesome comment! If anyone is local to the Minneapolis area and looking for a local professional paintless dent removal company, then you can find my contact info and 100% 5 Star reviews here ➡️ excel-dent-removal.business.site

[@Gr3ggyBoy66.]

I've got 100 of these I need done on my car.

[@bertsbug]

Probably could not afford it. I had a dent in my door many years ago that a buddy of mine made in my door. He said sorry and he would pay for pdr $350. Dent was less noticeable but he said it would need to be sanded and painted for perfection another $300

[@MrCizy007]

I just love it,, how people that now what they are doing say ''thank you for watching''. No sir thank you for taking the time for doing a video like this. Thank you again and best wishes.

[@exceldentremoval]

So nice of you! Thanks for the excellent comment!

[@mojojojo911]

Wow. This wasn't just a youtube video. It was a proper lesson. Thank you for taking the time to put this up. You're saving people a lot of their hard earned money.

[@exceldentremoval]

Glad it was helpful!

[@carlitosortiz2870]

Its actually a win win video because it shows you all the patients & special tools needed so most people won't even attempt doing this and would rather go seek a professional....lol

[@TP-bl7zx]

I actually dinged my door on purpose so I could repair it using your video. Sir! It WORKED! Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!

[@exceldentremoval]

WOW! I don’t know if I’d purposely dent my own car just to fix it. But I’m glad it worked out for you. 👍

[@scroopynooperz9051]

This is high science man, it's an art form - like working with mercury. You an artist.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks! I appreciate it.

[@danielm5386]

As an aspiring PDR tech & having watched hundreds of PDR how-to videos - this is fantastic. Your explanation is simple to grasp and is very much appreciated. I have paid for online courses that have not been as clear and as helpful as this video. Well done & thank you!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks Dan! I appreciate the excellent comment.

[@robmacdougall6634]

Great to see a real craftsman at work, real attention to detail and no "F" bombs which seems to be common nowadays ! This was a pleasure to watch and see what's involved in achieving perfection, well done Mr.

[@exceldentremoval]

Appreciate the great review. 👍

[@HorsepowerHouse]

They are just words.

[@ajgoetsch]

Definitely the best, most complete video I’ve seen on removing dents. Congratulations! You’re obviously a thorough professional. It’s craftsmen like you who we wish we had close by! I’d far rather give you the opportunity to repair my car than try myself, or give it to someone I don’t know and trust. Thanks for the video, and best wishes to you and your business.

[@exceldentremoval]

+Adrian G Thank You! If you ever need dent repair near you, I have contacts with some of the best PDR companies around the country. I can connect you with someone local to you.

[@blakeslide6919]

@@exceldentremoval Do you know of any in Miami Florida?

[@cudaman2formula874]

@@exceldentremoval how about Olympia

[@exceldentremoval]

@Cudaman2 Formula and @blakeslide - check out pdrcontractors.com/ for a tech in your area

[@mgrella63]

@@exceldentremoval IM in CT can you give me a name to contact for PDR? Great video by the way

[@andyjamestf]

One of the best PDR tutorials on here in my opinion, more please!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks!

[@astonmarjo]

I repaired a few dents like this by pulling off the door panels and using my heat gun while I carefully pushed from the inside with a molded half moon auto body tool that I crafted out of old scrap parts. Worked perfectly 👍💯

[@carlitosortiz2870]

Thanks for that info

[@ControlPro]

What a perfectionist. A true crafstman for sure right here. Thank you so much for showing us all your work. From the general community, we can only dream of being so good but we know it comes from years of hard work.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank you very much!

[@5589daniel]

Hope you are paid well....You deserve it!

[@twistermike18]

Amazing patience for a top quality dent removal. Well done and thanks for explaining the process in detail. Right man for the job for high end vehicles.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank You!!

[@PRoberts-b1c]

I bet you did not go short of work after this video! Nice job. Impressive.

[@Ry77x]

After watching this extremely well made and informative video, I have come to the conclusion that I do in fact, have a very small piece of lint between by phone screen and screen protector. ... Dang it

[@nfgsendit]

😅

[@Nunu2Real1283]

😂😂😂

[@rendellbaldwin8946]

Amazing Job. I like that you speak very slow and concise. Well explained. Your the man 👍

[@exceldentremoval]

I appreciate that!

[@gen2-x364]

Excellent dent man!! Have a smaller dent in one door that I hope to get someone like yourself to correct it. Nice work!!!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks 👍

[@cJ-cr8gp]

This is what skill and perfection looks like. This guy is a genius. Shame this isn’t available in Spain..!

[@Miz-ql3ho]

Hi, how do you reach through the window with the window in the way?? Looks like you have something holding a wedge between but can you explain how you did this??

[@exceldentremoval]

Yes, access to the inside of the door is often thru the window opening. A small gap is created with a window wedge, amzn.to/2ZrrPtn , and then a plastic, amzn.to/3uepgGk , or metal window guard is placed over the glass. You can find more info in this article > www.exceldentremoval.com/repairing-a-dent-in-a-car/

[@westporter1]

Superb, informative video. I am teaching myself PDR for a hobby and until I watched this video, I was convinced that my struggle, in addition to not knowing how to use the tools, was poor tools. This was a very clearly explained sequence about how to approach a dent and think of metal flow as opposed to simply tool manipulation and choice. This really drove home the need to think about the many facets of a dent and have a proper sequential approach to it's removal. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@exceldentremoval]

Glad it was helpful!

[@LL-zt4su]

An artist at work. Love it!

[@kensota]

Very relaxing video to watch.

[@edteach3r]

Wow... an artist at work. It just goes to show why you should leave these jobs to the pros.

[@susanevans1294]

You are a forensic artist. Great work, super patient.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank You I appreciate it!

[@kelvin147]

Great explanation and demonstration!!!

[@dp4racing]

Great production quality video! No loud music which I really appreciate. Graphic arrows are also great. Nice job!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks!! I appreciate the feedback.

[@randomguy2369]

Just subbed. I have askinny line dent 11in long on back passenger door. How would I fix it

[@lucasdominguezandamoyo6245]

The best channel on PDR. Thanks for sharing.

[@exceldentremoval]

Wow, thanks!

[@lindasalas7828]

Great! Sure knows his work. Awesome 👍👍👍

[@timwheaton7785]

You Sir are a craftsman and a artist !! Phenomenal job !! Subbed!!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@demisx]

This is quite a skill. I wish you were in Los Angeles area.

[@alonsodiaz5262]

Subscribing because this guy is a master at what he does and his efforts must not go unnoticed. I recently bought a nice used car. I live in apartments and already i have 2 dents one on the roof from a pinecone i belive (there are pines in my apartments) and the other on the passanger side. It hurts more when you just got it and already its being damaged.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for subscribing!

[@Pkang77]

Wow amazing. Just curious how is the metal rod get inserted behind the door?

[@exceldentremoval]

There is often access through the window opening. The glass can be removed or a special plastic or metal guard is used to cover the glass.

[@wiggity77]

Great video! Have several dents on my Jeep I’ve been considering trying to repair. After watching your video I feel comfortable attempting this on my own. Thank you!

[@exceldentremoval]

Good luck with repairing your dents! 👍

[@ravinyu3566]

Did it work?

[@slamkeys1790]

Mr. Glass. Very rare to see an outcome that perfect on these types of videos. Keep up the good work.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks! 👍

[@josea.justiniano3329]

It requires a load of practice to make that kind of job God bless you.

[@exceldentremoval]

Yes, you are correct. It looks much easier to do than it is. I've seen many cars that have been damaged worse from inexperienced attempts at repairing their own dents.

[@bevanuren4635]

A true craftsman

[@eddiefoy3701]

I'm impressed that you got the camera angles so well, while also being able to work. Not an easy feat.

[@exceldentremoval]

That is so true! Until the day that we have a camera in our eyes, it is difficult to see exactly the same thing we do when working on a car and looking into the PDR light.

[@Ythandle804]

@@exceldentremoval don't let Elon see that comment he might be coming for you 😂

[@deeclination]

Excellent, the benchmark of craft !

[@meangreen7389]

You giving away your profession’s secrets is like Rembrandt or Picasso doing a KZbin vid and giving away their painting secrets. Although a picture may be worth a thousand words, knowledge, talent, skill and experience is key. Therefore, you won’t be putting anyone out of business in your profession but quite the opposite as people will realize the above qualifiers are needed.

[@carlitosortiz2870]

He's slso pointing out the patients & special tools needed which most people won't even attempt to take on this job and would rather seek a professional like him.

[@meangreen7389]

@@carlitosortiz2870- Actually this industry has grown because many have the aptitude and patience to attempt this type of repair. Some will find it easy while others will struggle. But having the right tools goes a long way.

[@mikecawthorn7806]

Interrsting morecto it than meets the eye Cheers for your effort

[@ropes64]

Great job, privilege to watch, just noticed a small dent in my aluminium door this morning, felt sick. This gives me hope PDR can fix it. Thanks very much for posting.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for watching! Yes, PDR also works for aluminum dents. Here is another video where I took out a door dent in an aluminum F-150. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kH-oqn57e5qXhdU

[@ropes64]

Excel Dent Removal Thanks very much, will keep watching, all the best from Scotland!

[@RaymondLo84]

i'm convinced that I won't be able to fix any of my door dents now

[@koro287]

LOL..thats exactly what i said before scrolling down!

[@masonkorver3152]

lmao same

[@greenspringvalley]

put putty on it

[@Cmollinie]

Bring it to a paintless dent repair place

[@ibanezrg320fm]

How were you able to get your long handle tool into the door from the inside of the vehicle? Great video and it's giving me the confidence to do this myself but I don't have access in my rear quarter panels where I assume someone hit me.

[@exceldentremoval]

Access to the back side of the panel is done in a few different ways. For a door, we can sometimes get access thru the window opening. Other times by removing the interior trim panel. For other panels, it can be done by removing the interior trim, wheel liners, or headlights and tail lights.

[@josea.justiniano3329]

I am curios about how PDR starts or born. Thanks for answer me and God bless.

[@exceldentremoval]

It is thought that the Paintless Dent Repair process started in the auto manufacture plants to fix small dings in the cars instead of having to repaint the new car. Most automakers still have employees that do this.

[@josea.justiniano3329]

@@exceldentremoval Thanks for take of your time ad answer me God bless and keep goin.

[@merlinfizz]

Hi there great video very clearly explained. Hope you could give me some advice. I have a White 1970 DS which has an aluminium bonnet. I put the car jack inside in a hurry and closed the bonnet which was a stud of about 8mm. As a result as you look at the bonnet from the outside it has a raised dent which has also cracked the paint in three / four places. Any tips on how to get rid of the dent? Thanks Mark

[@exceldentremoval]

I’ve repaired this type of damage before. The first thing to do is “knock down” the point sticking up. You can see a similar video here ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/hmnRl2Z6iNmkhpY Often what is needed is to make it into a dent and then having to then repair the dent. Some minor sanding and buffing is needed to smooth out the surface. If your damage already has cracked and split paint, then knocking down or any more work could cause it to get worse. It may now require painting to get it fixed.

[@darrellsmith3380]

what was the tool being used that went behind the dent, through the window threshold

[@exceldentremoval]

I think it was this one from A1 Tool www.pdrtool.com/collections/3-8-diameter-rods/products/38dp24b-made-in-usa

[@darrellsmith3380]

@@exceldentremoval thanks bud!

[@cayetano14]

You are a wizard my friend. Incredibly detailed work! Hands down the best I´ve seen

[@exceldentremoval]

Wow, thanks!

[@SaxforSale]

WOW! EXCELLENT WORK!!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank you so much 😀

[@5589daniel]

Really well done! Thank you for the Great video,!! will help me greatly with a couple dents in a classic car I am restoring

[@exceldentremoval]

Glad it helped

[@karenrobb9612]

absolutely brilliant.

[@gustavoskater61]

How did you get behind with that tool did anything have to be removed

[@exceldentremoval]

For this dent I was able to access the back of the panel through the window opening. An air wedge is used to open the gap slightly and then a plastic or metal felt lined window guard is used over the glass.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

Baffles about how flexible these panels actually are. When he was working from the inside it moved so much. Super nice work

[@RomboutVersluijs]

How do you actually work with that tool from the inside. I mean normally the glass of the wi does is there in the gap, did you remove some cover of the trim of so?

[@exceldentremoval]

Often an air wedge is used to create a small gap. Then a window guard is used to cover and protect the glass. The PDR tools is used by gently pushing and/or twisting motion behind the dent. Sometimes removing the belt molding, window glass and interior trim is needed.

[@RomboutVersluijs]

How come the paint doesn't actually crack with so much hammering going on, is it still flexibal or so?

[@RomboutVersluijs]

@@exceldentremoval many thanks for replying! Super fast by the way 😎

[@groovedrummer8235]

Honestly the best training videos...

[@exceldentremoval]

+The Best Video Thanks! Good to know you appreciate the paintless dent repair content.

[@EnriqueLopez-hb5jn]

You sir are a pro ,at what you do, amazing, awesome job,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank you so much 😀

[@lauracastr9547]

What do you use as a barrier between the window and door? Don’t want to scratch window and leave metal residue. Thanks

[@exceldentremoval]

I have both a plastic and metal window guard. Both are felt lined. Then an air wedge is used to allow a small gap between the glass and door. Or I’ll remove the belt molding for kore room. This covers and protects the glass.

[@chunky0077]

God I wish he was here in my city! Great work.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank You!! While I don't have a location near you. You should be able to find a great PDR company to help with your dents. I'd just suggest checking their online reviews and before and after examples to see the quality of their work.

[@MaalysWorld125]

You do excellent work. Do you know anybody in the Portland, Oregon area that does good work?

[@exceldentremoval]

I’m not familiar with any PDR techs in that area. I’d suggest checking some of the local companies reviews and seeing some of their before and after photos or videos to know the quality of their work.

[@havingalook.]

Does it help to warm the panel up?

[@exceldentremoval]

Yes, depending on the extent of the damage and the panel temp., using heat to warm the panel can help make the damage easier to manipulate. You can see more about using a heat gun and the setup have in this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bmSYZHVqiruWgMU

[@jkyle6465]

This is an excellent educational piece. I’ve also learned this is very much an art and I’m probably better off hiring a pro like yourself rather than taking on my own dents. Cheers!

[@exceldentremoval]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jussileppanen6244]

Greetings from Finland! Very inspirational and motivating video, thank you sir👌🏻

[@exceldentremoval]

Welcome!

[@josephmansell1137]

Very impressive work. I enjoyed watching.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank you! I appreciate the response.

[@deanb3033]

Wish you could show us how your using the tools behind the door skin. Great video, Thanks!

[@exceldentremoval]

This video will show what it looks like behind the panel ➡️ kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpDVeZuEgdmAkKM

[@Wolfishhippo1]

can i do this on a rear quarter panel? hit a small tree or something and it left a dent and a scuff dont know what exactly it was but yeah any advice would be awesome

[@Pinkielover]

Crown? Do you mean the perimeter of the dent, or is it the highest point of the dent?

[@beggsyful]

Great video and great work! My Audi A4 has a small dent towards the bottom of the door along the angle of the metal. The rest of the car is perfect and every time I wash and polish it and take a step back that dent always pisses me off. Need to find someone with your skill to fix it properly!

[@exceldentremoval]

That’s always the worst. Having to keep seeing the dent. Especially after just getting all cleaned up. There should be a good local PDR company near you. Just be sure they are highly rated and have great reviews for their work. Not all PDR techs quality is the same. You’ll want to be happy with the results you are paying for.

[@IamQuintin]

Amazing, works were so detailed.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks a lot!

[@1208Silverize]

What do you call the plane sheet you put in between the windows and the panel?

[@exceldentremoval]

We will often use a plastic window guard or when extra protection is needed, a metal window guard. You can see them listed at these links. Window Guard: amzn.to/3uepgGk Steel Window Guard: amzn.to/3o9IXhx

[@1208Silverize]

@@exceldentremoval Thanks man great work. Im starting to feel like i can confidently deal with those dents thanks to this video.

[@Vonfluff]

That was excellent. Thank you for taking the time.

[@exceldentremoval]

I appreciate the comment. Thank you!

[@D3monicBlaze]

Another Platt coming in to say ditto! Very awesome video!

[@hobsonbeeman7529]

I like how you explained the action and why you did the removal the way you did. Good explanation of your planning and dent removal skill. I am a new subscriber to your site and would like to know how you handle thicker gauge metal when it comes to dent removal. I have a 97 Ram 2500 and it bears witness to my driving skills 🙄. I have a couple of medium dents 10”x6” that are pushed in about 1/4” and no paint damage. I would like to take shot at PDR, but one of the PDR guys didn’t want to tackle it because of the metal gauge. What do you think about working the heavier gauge metals…..thanks

[@exceldentremoval]

I’ve repaired many types of cars from probably every decade from the ‘30s till now with paintless dent repair. While the older cars with thicker metal are tougher, they still can be done. But if you have some larger dents in the truck, then it may be more than it being thicker metal that they are unable to repair.

[@aliveandwell2078]

How does the tool you use behind the door skin not mar the window glass? Is the glass the Fulcrum for your leverage?

[@exceldentremoval]

An air wedge is used to provide a slight gap between the window glass and door. Then a plastic or steel felt lined window guard is put over the glass to protect it. There isn’t much pressure applied to the glass for leverage. Much of it is done by twisting the tool.

[@TeamGreaseSmooth]

Great video, but how in the world are you able to get that tool in between the panel without breaking the glass. Did I miss something?

[@exceldentremoval]

Good question! A plastic wedge or air wedge is used to open a small gap between the glass and door edge. Then a felt lined plastic or metal window guard is placed over the glass to protect it.

[@Mardini03]

Amazing job, where can I bring my car in NJ? I want top quality work like the one you made here.

[@exceldentremoval]

There are a few great places near you. Just check out their reviews and before and after photos to check the quality of their work.

[@YCS88]

Very informational, Thank you very much

[@MattDoelandMusic]

*informative too ;-)

[@exceldentremoval]

Glad it was helpful!

[@lifehacks-wp7jr]

Thank you for your kind information, I will share it with my friend.👍

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for sharing

[@lifehacks-wp7jr]

Welcome friend. Thanks.

[@lifehacks-wp7jr]

Hi i have subscribe to your channel for more information.

[@wahnjai1]

Just the video I was looking for, thanks mate. The 11 thumbs down make me wonder what sad lives some people live. I bet none of them put out a video.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks! I appreciate the comment.

[@tonioss32]

Great stuff, and how much would you charge for a job this caliber approximately?

[@exceldentremoval]

There are several factors that affect the time to repair and the average cost. This type of dent can be in the $150-$250 average cost.

[@VimyScout]

Beautiful job 👍

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank You!

[@hmmdoughnuts]

Great work, an excellent point a bought moving the light to enhance the view of the curve in the panel. Great detail.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks!

[@AEMBowers]

Wow! I never knew that removing a dent required the accumulation of so many subtle manipulations and strikes.

[@straightlines7432]

Nice detailed video. Nice repair . What light is that you use ? Very bright

[@exceldentremoval]

+straight lines Thanks! Both of these Pdr lights are from Pro PDR Solutions. One is a bit older, about 10+ years, but is still working. The other is just a few years old and a more recent model.

[@straightlines7432]

Ok thanks. I'm mobile so they wouldn't work for me.

[@exceldentremoval]

+straight lines Yes. They are my shop lights, but I do sometimes take them out to a body shop if needed. They are easy to pack up. I know they also make a portable light. I don’t have that one but do have the Elimadent 20” light.

[@Goxus95]

Can this be done with a dolly and a hammer?

[@lourod9452]

Wow! You make it look so easy!

[@samuelpendleton1882]

How to you get the tools inside the door to push the dent out? Great video btw!

[@exceldentremoval]

There are a few options to access the back of a door panel. Most often for regular door dings, we get access thru the window opening. Like in their video. This is done by using a wedge to create a small gap and a plastic or metal window guard over the glass. The other ways are to remove the interior trim or by going thru a factory access hole.

[@linedancer111]

Such patients, thanks for that !

[@exceldentremoval]

Yes, it can take some practice and a lot of patience to achieve and excellent repair.

[@ItaliaJP400]

Yes great doctor

[@lbulletsl4419]

I didn’t see any patients

[@richardlau2447]

Impressed! How much would that dent repair have cost?

[@exceldentremoval]

There are several factors that go into the time and cost to repair s door dent. Most average small dents in a car can range from $150-$250. You can check out this video where I show how a couple of those factors gave me the cost to repair a door ding. kzbin.info/www/bejne/hJe1o6yCjNp-jMk

[@MattSeals]

Incredibly beneficial....look onward to coming back.

[@fast4oward922]

very good instruction.thank you.

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@smiskenbrewery]

Such a pro! Love that video of yours....Keep it coming!

[@exceldentremoval]

Thank you! Will do!

[@bluemoth1879]

Sharp... very sharp! Excellent showcase. 🤙🤙

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks! 👍

[@loveiskey7833]

Far out great work

[@PantherJM15]

Incredible job! I find this fascinating! How does one get certified to do this type of work?

[@exceldentremoval]

Good question! There is not many real certifications for PDR in the USA. Some companies will "certify" some techs thru a video submission to show proof that they can complete the repairs properly, but they are not an official organization. I do believe there is a company in the UK that does offer official certification for PDR.

[@Andrewhawkes-w2g]

Wow you did a great job to remove that dent😀

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks! 👊

[@xaeo]

very impressive, liked and subbed

[@exceldentremoval]

Thanks for the sub!

[@twinturbo8304]

How do you get behind the dent do you have to take the window out?

[@exceldentremoval]

It will depend on the damage and location of the dent. Usually a typical door dent can be accessed through the window opening. Other times it may require removing the interior trim, window glass, and belt molding. For extreme damage, removing the entire door and mounting it on a stand is needed.

[@leeshaver4661]

I totally agree with the other comments: You, sir, are a craftsman! Exactly what I was looking for.

[@exceldentremoval]

Wow, thanks!

[@NissanR33Ztune]

awesomely explain and demoed ...... had to comment and like for your efforts of creating this ... One Question what does this cost removal of one dent like in this video

[@exceldentremoval]

Your average door dent can range in cost from $100-$300 depending on the size and other factors for the repair from a professional PDR technician. This particular dent was in the 2-3 inch size range but had easy access and a softer impression. This type could be $200-$250.

[@calincampbell5637]

Haha I just put a dent in my CTS-V exactly like this one 😅. I hope you guys have a good shop in North Alabama!

[@exceldentremoval]

Hi! I don't have a shop in that area, but you should be able to find a good local paintless dent repair company. Just be sure to check their reviews and before and after photos of their work to be sure you'll receive a great repair.

[@KidNoah2012]

Can someone please tell me what is happening beginning at the 4:43 mark (when the green arrow appears)? I've watched this section at least 10 times and I can't for the life of me figure out what he is doing. Thanks.

[@exceldentremoval]

Great Question! The arrow is pointing to the spot where the PDR tool is pushing up the dent from inside the panel. This method is more of a “massaging” technique to slowly bring up the metal. Using a strong, firm or hard push that would show big movement would cause damage that can’t be repaired. You can check out this other video that shows what that could look like when someone over pushes out the damage. kzbin.info/www/bejne/sITPcnuolNqkna8

[@marcinpalczewski3881]

Genial you speak about how push and exactly where(arrows). I start your fan☺

[@exceldentremoval]

Awesome, thank you!