Leveraging Tools, Tips and Tricks

[@zepnuts]

Hi Marty, you are the best. Of all the videos I have watched only you teach the true techniques needed to be a true PDR Tech. Many other videos show some amazing stuff but it is like they are showing off, not showing you how to do it. That is where you are different. You truly show what is going on in the metal and how to control it. I live in Australia and most of the techs here wouldn't even try anything near what you show on you videos. I can understand that . If they are making a decent living out of the easy stuff then why push themselves. I am inspired to learn and become a better tech to be able to take on some of the bigger dents and succeed. I have done some big dents but watching your videos I now know where I was having the problems and why I couldn't get it to the quality repair I desired. Thanks very much for your detailed instruction. You are a great teacher.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Wow thats one of the nicest testimonials I've received yet, thank you sir! It does seem like no one wants to help any one these days and thats very sad. It''s one of the reasons this trade has a bad reputation in many areas now. Please help spread the word about this site in your country so more techs will be educated about the basics of metal working and quality of repairs will start improving.

[@zepnuts]

@@TopGunPDRTraining I am spreading the word and some have got back to me saying how impressed they are and have subscribed.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

@@zepnuts Well thank you so much!! Hearing things like that motivates me to make more videos.

[@blindedbythelight8678]

A big thank you from all the young technicians out there 👍

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your very welcome

[@miguelo6707]

Excelente!

[@DZ32100]

Hey Marty ! Bobby Zee hear, from DENT ZERO .I want to say that this is a really good video, outstanding teaching lesson

[@abrahamking6889]

Always amazing Marty. No one knows tricks and tips about this industry more than you. Your tips already helped me soooo much since your training. God bless you

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Yes sir! We got lots more coming.

[@TeeVee_3305]

Thank you Marty for sharing your years of accumulated knowledge,' much appreciated. The more I learn, the more I realize experience makes such a difference.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Yes it does!

[@ScottDLR]

Good vid. I havet w an old adjustable length aluminum cane that will work great for this.

[@DentReversal]

After watching this, the very next day I was able to use the glass guard techniques , as I was working on a Prius front door I found myself struggling with the it, then I thought about the techniques I learned from you and implemented my new knowledge and was able to finish them fast and easier. Thanks a ton Marty! Always looking forward you new video!

[@igorgodoroja4967]

Invaluable knowledge, thank you very much Master.

[@martyrunik]

Yes sir. Don't forget to tell others so we can raise the standards of this craft.

[@jaiminor]

Simple and effective tips!!! 👍

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thanks Jai.

[@Brani1389]

Thanks! Master of PDR 👍🏻🤠

[@martyrunik]

Your welcome Brani.

[@pogromcywgniecen4666]

This trick with glue metal ring on factory hole in my opinion is the best. Thank you sir! Regards from Poland.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Glad you liked it Pogromcy

[@Danmuircroft]

Thanks Marty I really liked the bonnet prop idea. I’m new to PDR and often wondered how to reach areas on the bonnet where there isn’t a hole to hang a chain and get good leverage. Funny thing is I chopped up some old crutches to make a bonnet prop and was wondering what to do with them now as I have a few props. Tomorrow I will put an eye bolt through it. Thanks again

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your welcome Travis

[@88krazie]

Haha, that's great, was just making some out of crutches myself!, BTW you can also use your props to hold a door slightly open with of curse the rope pulling it tight

[@straightlines7432]

Marty , Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge with us great tips

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

And thanks you for the kind words.

[@billramsey800]

Hi Marty always interesting very clever cheers.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your welcome Bill.

[@174961]

Thank you Marty for sharing your knowledge.

[@dentNY]

Hi Marty, first thanks for the tips and tricks. How can I purchase the racket handle tool for the door brace?

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

It should be available from Ultra Dent Tools shortly.

[@胡燦峰]

Assessment. M /.

[@nochainsliving5781]

wow what a human being you are Sir excellent info for all PDR TECHS

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thank you

[@nochainsliving5781]

@@TopGunPDRTraining iv dabbled with the pdr idea for many years now iv done a few dings on my own cars your video would help anyone looking to get into pdr

[@pr2u740]

Hi Marty, Best tec ever seen & best teacher. Do you sell that door stand If so do you have a price. Thanks

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

The plans are on this channel for free. I don't make them.

[@pr2u740]

Thank you.

[@rimfixer]

Thank you Marty you are a National Treasure .

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

I don't know about that LOL.

[@pznrlzPL]

Great lessons thank you!

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your welcome sir!

[@MegaCountach]

Great tips Marty, Thanks!

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your welcome sir.

[@pegleg1az]

You can always go to a thrift store and pick up old crutches or an old Walker that's got telescopic legs in it to to make your adjustable hood prop.

[@billd.6847]

I was wondering about using an old metal baking sheet as a window guard.

[@mk1eski]

Thanks for the great tips

[@toddjohnston6804]

Hi Marty, And thank you , Very good information, professional video

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thanks Todd, glad you liked it.

[@88krazie]

Love your ideas! do you ever make your own rods? Or do you buy them?, if not can you make a video on making your own rods (pick, whale tail, etc.)

[@calogerotravail6749]

Thank you, for sharing, respect

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Your welcome sir.

[@dealership_life]

Thank you for sharing sir🍺

[@martyrunik]

Your welcome Joel.

[@dustinbrunson9262]

Best Pdr video I've seen in a while! Finally some good wisdom, and useful tips I'll store in my memory. That washer for the factory hole is genius. Thank you I appreciate the tip. How long is that window guard your using and do you have one that you recomend?

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thanks Dustin. There's a lot more videos like it on my channel.

[@hudortunnel9784]

thanks for this heplful vid

[@martyrunik]

Your welcome

[@hamiltonaraujo3940]

Thanks for sharing It,very cool

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thanks Hamilton, Glad you liked it.

[@an7d7y]

So the whale tale is used to take out dents behind the brace of the door? I have a dent from another car door . Can’t get at it with my rod tool . Which tool is best for those dents? I have about 8 to remove haha

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Theres no way to answer that question but yes whales are one of the tools we use to get at problem areas.

[@88krazie]

You could always try glue pulling then tap downs

[@PavelK77]

Thanks!

[@VanishingNomad]

Fix the dent, scratch the glass! - The right way to do this is take the glass out and drop a 3/8" wood board into the door and push off of that. I like the hood prop support and the reinforced factory hole though.

[@Kapustkin_Stavr]

Спасибо! Хорошая идея

[@jeronimoslayerreplentess3444]

Saudações aqui do Brasil brother parabéns pelo seu trabalho, eu trabalho com pintura automotiva

[@123hishamasna]

Sir how l can learn pdr

[@amahaasla6367]

Thank you)

[@joelkoonce8559]

You da Man !!!

[@martyrunik]

Glad you liked it Joel. Definitely a money making video.

[@carmo9693]

Marty thank you for your quick and easy tips, nice to understand what you say clearly. Biden should have hired you to do his speeches. Not to be political just to be funny.

[@TopGunPDRTraining]

Thanks dude.

[@shahriariran44]

I always did my best not to damage those factory holes but sometimes it did happen after watching this i guess im no longer a butcher in that respect😅

[@Andreykh0702]

👍

[@johnnybracciole5490]

Why is everyone saying marty?? I know it's his name but..

[@djeasye80amk]

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