Subaru Fender Paintless Dent Removal

I repaired this in a mobile setting using Paintless Dent Repair Process. Onsite Paintless Dent Removal - Canton, Connecticut.
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[@patrickwilliams3087]

Is that your robot cow in the background saying moo 😂

[@ctadventurist]

Ha! So my light has a built in vacuum that keeps it attached to the car, that’s what you are hearing!

[@kenzaske2278]

I wish I had your skills. I hope she liked the work.

[@ctadventurist]

Thank you. Lots of practice. She loved the repair.

[@victorbarranca2910]

Outstanding job, I myself am not comfortable using a torch, I rather use a heat gun but you have mad skills. Thanks for sharing. How long have you been doing PDR? You do real clean work.

[@ctadventurist]

Thanks for the comment. Just keep that torch always moving and check the panel temp you will be fine. Heat gun is certainly preferred. I have been doing PDR for about 6 years or so now. I only service a few dealers, mostly retail jobs.

[@dentdingking4878]

Nice video! Thanks for showing your approach to the repair.

[@ctadventurist]

Thanks for watching, I actually took a different approach than I usually would. Good results still!

[@ctadventurist]

No tricks here Frogmanvc, This is not a full tutorial of how to repair a dent this an overview.

[@bhamlin3]

Fantastic work, flawless. What year is that Subaru? I have a similar dent on my 2006 MX-5 (in mint condition), but my metal is no where near that soft.

[@ctadventurist]

Thanks for the comment, it was a 2017 I believe. Subaru metal is very soft but generally I don't like it because it moves in smaller sections.

[@johnintelisano887]

Nice clean repair !👍

[@ctadventurist]

Thank you, appreciate the comment.

[@glendree1]

Very skillfull

[@ctadventurist]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@23vanitha]

amigo por que no trabajaste con pegamento caliente ?

[@ctadventurist]

My personal preference is to only use hot glue when needed. Pulling paint is fairly common so why risk it unless you need to? Getting a good tool with great leverage is superior to any glue.

[@numairmedina912]

Was much does a job like this cost ?

[@ctadventurist]

Generally speaking a 1" dent starts off at around $150 or so in my market. A 6" dent on a bodyline on most vehicles would be in the $450-600 price range. I cant recall but this was in the $425 range I believe.