Paintless Dent Removal 1951 Mercury Sport Coupe (Extremely Thick Metal & Large Dents!)

[@71dodgecoronet84]

👍i got a dent on my front driver's fender same thick metal with undercoating you just gave me some encouraging to do it ... Was thinking of removing the fender since it is hard to get behind the dent

[@thefunkyt]

Great job! That thick metal had to just be a bear to deal with. Saved that patina, WIN!!

[@WipeOutPDR]

Thanks! Yes shoulder is a little sore today 🤣. But I'm glad it worked out. Thanks again!

[@CALB2009]

@WipeOutPDR~~ As a classic car owner myself, I can only imagine how THRILLED the owner was to see this door panel restored so perfectly! I'm very intrigued by PDR, but especially when it is utilized on Classic and Antique Cars. I know it's hard to shoot a video and work on a car at the same time, but since you were asking for suggestions for future videos: I would love if you showed more close up shots during the transformation. It would also be great if you told us which tool/ tip you were using at different stages of the repair and explained WHY you chose it. Doing PDR properly takes a lot of experience, knowledge & training, but ultimately it's an art. Those of us with Classic Cars TRULY APPRECIATE what you do!! ~~Christy~~

[@WipeOutPDR]

Thanks, I really appreciate that! 🙏 I will try and do more videos on some classics. They are much harder to work on than the newer cars because of the thicker metal. But I am always up for a challenge 😁

[@timchoi8879]

Dent master John! 👍👍👍

[@WipeOutPDR]

Haha Thanks, There are plenty of better dent guys out there. I just do my best, that's all you can do. Appreciate the comment!

[@kenshinngb]

Awesome! I had no idea you had your own KZbin channel John! Always very cool to see experts working a trait I know nothing about

[@WipeOutPDR]

Ha Thanks, a little outside my comfort zone but just thought I'd try it out.

[@victorb2910]

Nice job, enjoy your content,

[@WipeOutPDR]

Thanks! Appreciate that.

[@dentsoff_abolladurasfuera_8839]

Buen trabajo 👍🏼

[@adamcinematic9499]

Hi John, great job and beautiful car, thanks for sharin. I will be looking forward to a part about the tools you use. It would be great if you showed in your videos, what kind of tips you use on the rod. I just wanted to ask you if you used a soft end or a metal one, but at the end of video you made it clear :) By the way, will be the microphone? : ) haha. Have a good time dude.

[@nathangibson564]

What state are you located in I have a 53 Ford that needs some pdr

[@WipeOutPDR]

Right outside of Philadelphia PA