I Try Out The Do Da | PDR Training Paintless Dent Repair Tool Review

[@dentdingking4878]

Love it Tom! I enjoy watching you work and always learn something valuable.

[@LearnPDROnline]

You are a gent and I always appreciate your feedback and positivity!

[@joelkoonce8559]

It's amazing what a Guy can make with a homemade forge and anvil, a grinder, some steel stock, and some good ideas off KZbin. 😊 Thank You.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Glad to inspire you Joel, new tool maker on the horizon? Love it 👍

[@joelkoonce8559]

Thanks again Tom . Thank you for always having an honest presentation. I have been in PDR for almost 30 years and us old bucks can always learn. Form your neighbors across the pond.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Hey Joel, thanks for watching and for your feedback. Its a interesting industry as PDR is evolving all the time. I am also learning each day after 14 years in! All the best

[@mohameddjemai7823]

I thing using glu in the middle will be the best

[@JonDomke]

Bottom line, was the customer happy in the end? I know I would be. Thanks for the great videos for first timers like me.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Yes a happy customer and of course that is one of the key ingredients to build a successful business! thank you

[@jesselackey5333]

Doing 22 years now...found a killer thing to use as a knock down/ tapper....the item sells for around 5 dollars and will make a sharp and blunt tapper by cutting in half. Unreal strength, no scratching, and very easy to make.

[@jjxtwo1]

Brutal crease. Beautiful results. Stunning job well done. Not just bending metal there, that's a bit mind-bending too.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Ha ha thanks Jeff, much appreciated!

[@MrPeeteboy]

Thanks Tom I love the way you teach! I still need some time one on one before I'm released to the world and I sure wish I was still living in Europe so I could spend a couple weeks with you.Thanks again and Merry Christmas to you and your loved ones!

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thank you that's kind of you to say. Our online training is available around the world but yes perhaps too far to travel to me in person. Keep watching, learning and practising! Thanks

[@cristobalarias7040]

Thanks for what you do!

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks I enjoy it, you keep watching and il keep recording :)

[@agerwick]

Wow, that is really well done! Impressive results for such a nasty dent.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks Ronny, yes this was a tough one and the Do Da really does move a lot of metal whilst minimising effort, the repair wasn't 100% but it was good to try out this tool on this one, Thank you

[@bruceneedles2204]

Nice work ! I'm watching ! Always find it funny when you call the hood a bonnet... I just ordered about $200 worth of pdr basic tools.

[@LearnPDROnline]

Ha ha yes the terminology across the pond can be interesting, Wing = Fender, Boot = Trunk 😄

[@DZ32100]

Hey Tom !! Bobby Zee here great job again buddy

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks Bobby much appreciated, hope you're keeping well!

[@dentremover01]

Wow great video Tom! Must admit when I saw you lift it out and you made that Nasty crease I felt for you!! But you got that looking SWEET! Defo one to watch on your dedicated channel if your new to pdr 👍🏼👍🏼

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks buddy, Yeah as I said at the start it may not be the best tool for the job but I've been thinking about getting one for ages so just had to try it out lol. I probably could've opened it up more to start but I wanted to see what the Do da could push, that crease took a long long time and it wasn't 100% but another one saved from the bodyshop :)

[@dentremover01]

I did one today no way as bad as that and you can’t help it lifting like that Kudos

[@LearnPDROnline]

@@dentremover01 Thanks Martin, what would be your tool of choice to start this repair? I know you have the Moose Knuckle too right? a couple of steps up from my block of wood lol

[@villam64]

Could you please show the different glue tab materials and colors how to pick the right one

[@LearnPDROnline]

There are hundreds to choose from but in this video I am using gang green tabs - www.blackplaguepdr.com/collections/gang-green-tabs and high strength clear glue from BLE - bletools.com/collections/glue/products/10-x-high-strength-clear-glue-sticks 👍

[@sweetfreedomGB]

Interesting repair Tom, and another great result

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thank you, definitely needed some patience that's for sure ;)

[@franciscoramos226]

Nice work on that deep crease, Tom! 👌

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks Francisco, yes it was pretty deep and took some hours to get it to that stage!

[@nikpatel16]

Came out great!, good work!

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks Nik, there was still a bit of distortion at the end but it was a nasty dent so my customer was pleased!

[@MrDjuhasz]

Nice work and hello from Chicago!

[@LearnPDROnline]

Hello to you Denes and thank you for your comment!

[@johnhanson4795]

beautiful job!!

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thank you John!

[@johnhanson4795]

gang greens are the bomb

[@LearnPDROnline]

100% These were a game changer for me a few years back when I first tried them out...

[@marcinpalczewski3881]

Good job like always🙂

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks Marcin, this was a tough one👍🏻

[@bruceneedles2204]

Delaware USA

[@leedale5393]

Unfortunately I have a small doo dar too☹️

[@cs3447]

Hey mate great repair, any suggestions on what to put on flyers/brochures for a new weekend business, want to keep it simple and not promise the world

[@LearnPDROnline]

Keeping it simple is usually a good idea, often flyers have too many words and people do not want to read it all so a couple of bold sentences to capture their interest and keep them reading, clear information and honest words and you cant go too wrong however if you do not have much experience in writing copy or branding/marketing, a professional touch could make all the difference!

[@jamesyday72]

Nice repair Tom that looked really nasty to start

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thanks James, yep it was a tough one for sure :)

[@johnhanson4795]

that would be a awesome tool unlike the anaconda which flexes which drives me insane sometimes i hate flex in tools

[@LearnPDROnline]

Yes there is definitely a lot of Power with the Do da and no flex at all!

[@MemphisAlex]

Where did you get your do-da from ?

[@LearnPDROnline]

I got mine from TDN Tools - tdntools.com/collections/tdn-tools/products/doda-version-2?_pos=1&_sid=134844600&_ss=r My be out of stock currently but drop them a message and I'm sure they will let you know when its available :)

[@E.v.g.e.n.]

👦💪🔥

[@IsaacQuaicoe-nl4zv]

Start training

[@LearnPDROnline]

Yes

[@Emigraves]

Just thinking how you can teach other peoples if you cant do yourself? At the start you make mistake with dooda this cause hours to repair and you cant do it 100 or 99% because you using stone age tools which never works well. I would do this dent from start to finish in 3h. Easy. Because special tools and techniques required. 🤝 in this situation you ate totally wrong

[@LearnPDROnline]

Thank you for your comment, in this video I try out the do da I am not teaching how to use it, it was a lesson for me with a new tool to see how well the metal responded. I say in the video that I didn't get it 100% and in my training video I say that I would do differently if doing again and that the do da was not the best tool for this type of dent. I am aware nobody is right 100% of the time. I learned a lot in this one which is the point I generally try to make, if you are carrying out a repair and it doesn't go as expected the most important thing is to learn for next time and evolve. I appreciate your feedback and opinion

[@nikpatel16]

In his video he does say he's trying it out the dooda, also he was using special tools. Where do you see stone age tools in the video??? LOL

[@songvang6496]

And I would have fixed this dent in 10min and charged only $50.