FIXED in 3 STEPS! | NO Paint NO Filler!
Paintless Dent Removal is a method of removing minor dings and dents from the vehicle bodywork without the need for filler and paintwork. This is a highly skilled process in which the dent is massaged from the rear of the panel or sometimes from the front using glue pulling methods.
Filmed & edited by Jake Quintin
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► Tools & Equipment I Use:
• Glue Remover (99.9% Isopropl Alcohol Liquid Cleaner) geni.us/Alcohol-cleaner
• Bosch Glue Gun - geni.us/glue_gun
• Portable Glue Gun - geni.us/Cordless
• Dewalt Heat Gun - geni.us/heat-gun
• Infrared Temperature Gun - geni.us/Laser-thermometer
• A-1 Tools - www.pdrtool.com
• 24” Softtip Double Bend - www.ultradenttools.com
• A44 7/16" 6-pc tip set and tip holder- www.ultradenttools.com
• Aluminium Knock Down - www.pdrprotools.co.uk
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Hi everyone, as promised here is my latest video, it’s a collection of 3 dents on the tailgate of a Hyundai i3, I really enjoyed this one even though it took quite a while to film and edit, hope you enjoy it!
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How much total time and if possible how much for each stage..great video
Another great repair broham ..
Now there’s someone who clearly takes great pride in his work. Very impressive repair 👍
Mark Herring true .Quite admirable.
What a shame the driver won't even appreciate it as she pulls away and has another accident, lol.
@@ArcanePath360 most people wouldn't appreciate it, so he can't charge for it, which is why his business will never grow that big 😆 ...unfortunate.
@@knifeyonline Agree, there are some exceptions to this. For someone like myself that has a collectable that doesn't want any respray these techs are worth every cent. It's just a matter of finding the right individual like on this video to do the work. He's really got it together.
@@knifeyonline yes, because PDR guys and companies make peanuts, 🤡
He’s not giving away any trade secrets here... the real key is the patience, skill & attention to detail that most people just don’t have. Great work.
Most people could not develop this skill. Would take a lot of time to learn it. Plus you have to buy the tool's. Could be $1,000 or more.
Anybody can do it. Just got to be willing to learn and keep trying. Start on a junk car. put some dent's in and go to work. All the best.
Infamous EJ Yea I agree there are so many disciplines you have to master when doing stuff like this. They can give out all the trade secrets they like because there is no shortcut to things like this . This video doesn’t tell show you the part where half way in you do your repair and then sand through the clear coat after all that hard work. 😂. As I said there’s no substitute to doing something and messing it . That’s how we learn from mistakes.
hmm glue pulling seems like a trade secret to me, i've never heard of it before , the only stuff i knew was using glass handling suction cups to pull bigger dents, and i used that to "fix" a dent in the back left door of my car, it's still quite visible but at least ppl don't notice it until i mention it .
He kind of is though. He's showing exactly how to do it and with what tools. Haha
I'm 27yrs collision technician.these guys still amaze me. It looks easy on KZhead, it takes a very special talent to do this.
anyone whos ever tried this will tell you it is near impossible if you dont know what youre doing
Unbelievable. The patience required to do this and the skill, this guy is truly a master.
This man understands how to move metal around in increments of fractions of a millimeter. That's some skill!
You're wrong he only knows how to move you're brain around
I've learnt so much from KZhead. I have fixed a tumble dryer a fridge freezer and much more. So, when my daughter managed to put a nice dent in my KIA Soul I thought 'no problem KZhead is your friend' I watched some very informative videos - especially this one - and took it to a professional to fix it!
I agree. I put a new air conditioner compressor clutch im my car today after a youtube/ebay collaboration, all the while looking at a small dent im my bonnet. Look up "father ted car repair" to see what would happen if i attempted to remove that dent.
That’s awesome! I’m sure you might have thought of this, I think you should get with a machinist or an engineer er both to design a small machine to bump out those extra small dents.
I thought you was going to say you fixed it yourself!
Brian Pricelol
Hahaha. I learned how to change oil on KZhead.
No matter how many videos i watch, pdr is still black magic for me.
Great Video. My Grandfather was a bodyman in the 1950's, 60's, and 70's. A classically trained you might say, before the "just replace it it's cheaper" era. It is great to see that real skill has returned. I watched him do "impossible" things, you just wowed me sir and reminded of him. Much respect, and thank you.
Thanks, I'm glad it brought back happy memories, yes back then there were some amazing skilled engineers and technicians, so sad that a lot of these skills won't be passed on to future generations. Thanks for watching and for your comment 👍
Definitely an Artist! It not only shows in your PDR work but also in the filming and editing of your videos. 👏
I was born with a bendable Johnson
This guy makes this look easy, He's very skilled!
Patience and precision involved in this process was just amazing.
By far the most professional step by step of the process video I've seen in the dent repair world
Thank you, I really appreciate your comment and thanks for watching 👍
So good my friend ! My grandfather was a "bump and ding man" for Packard, Briggs, and Ford. He had a whole assortment of round metal doo-hickeys that he could reach around each side of the body and tap out the dents. He was very talented, and now I have seen him through your work ! As St. Francis of Assisi said: A laborer works with their hands, a craftsman, with their hands and head, an artist, with their hands, head, and heart......... you are an artist !
I love the way you take the time to explain your procedure and the fine line you need to skate so you don't go too far.
Love that you have the camera and fast forward as you tap things down... it's nice to see the progress on how this works. Too many videos do NOT show this and it's awesome to see how you do this process! Wish I could do PDR. Definitely a skill! Awesome job!
Thanks, yes the video would be far too long if I showed the whole repair in real time! Thank for watching and for your comment 👍
I would really like to get the tools you are using I am in South Africa My car needs this and I am so not into body filler Can you kindly give me the names of the tools used in the repair
@@sbvservice1348most names are given in the video, and the ones that are not can be found by searching online or watching other videos
Incredible results mate
Looks like 💩. Did we see the same video
應該你的汽車有問題
Bro keep trucking against the CCP - Love your vids.
Get out of here Serpent!
You certainly have a good eye my friend not to mention the patience of a saint. Great to watch 👍
I really appreciate when someone really loves their work and has achieved an incredible level of skill.
Incredible skills and attention to detail.There's only a very small percentage of people who can work to this level.Very impressive and excellent video content explaining the process.👍
Agreed. I would be terrible at stages 1-6, but I would make it all up with incredible skill at stage 7: trim replacement.
Just had all the hail on my car fixed and was curious and found my way here. Really cool video, a labor of love. The man knows his stuff and takes pride in his work. 👏
Holy crap that's a art form. Your skills are like an artist.
Great to see "old school" attention to detail and a healthy amount of skill thrown in too . Great work Sir
Jake, awesome creation. It is clear that that you are both a craftsman and an artist. Incredible. Your diligence, patience, conscientiousness, skill, artistry and pride are evident in the way that you approach your craft. I would also like to say that the production value of your video is excellent as well. Smooth edits, great music choices. Great lighting and audio and video transitions. I gave you a thumbs up. 👍
Finally, someone that like what it does and can explain the physics behind it. I got some other tools to fix an ugly multiple dents on my Mustang. It's on a rear panel but I will apply most of what you did in this video. Thanks for sharing and of course your time to put this together.
finally, a simple and logical tutorial on how dent tapping works. Thank for all the diagrams and excellent explanations.
This guys a good teacher for sure
90% of body shops wouldn’t be so accurate like him real good job looks good
I paid to have one fixed that looked better as a dent
g you have to understand one thing in life. There is only 2 types of people. People who can and then there are people who can't. I do paint and bodywork and only trust one guy in my area to do PDR. Understanding sheet metal is very important. Every dent has highs and lows.
for that car in the video, i wont bother fixing it, its a no frills car, if it were a more expensive or rare car then i would have a pro fix it, but a car like the on in the video, fixing it is a waste of money and his time.
@Automobile Addict we fix some pretty effd up dents at my shop, instead of replacing llf
Automobile Addict I’m an auto body apprentice we constantly fix 2018 and 2019 cars with filler, lots of metal work you’re an idiot, can repair aluminum too cars too
More like an pro art than a trade. Worth every cent. How anyone can thumb this down is ridiculous.
Great video! No fluff, straight to the point and precise. Thank you!
Wow!! That is truly amazing workmanship! I would have never thought anything like that could be reduced let alone completely removed! Very informative and entertaining! Thank you for sharing your craft!
That was amazing! I had no clue this kind of work was possible without painting! Simply impressive!
The amount of quality of his work is unimaginable. Respect!
That’s mastery, when someone like his job and do it with passion that’s the result, impressive skill!
DAMN! Way more patience than I'll ever have! This guy is absolutely amazing! Great work! I've seen this done before. This guy takes it to a whole other level. Keep up the great work! Much respect.
Yep so impressive. If all teachers were like you, anyone could learn anything. Applying it would only take the rest of one’s life. Thanks for sharing your skills.
Fabulous! Love seeing a true artist at their trade. Thank you for the video.
His Dent removal is such a fine art acquired from years of experience. You did a fantastic job!
Great repair and amazing job on the video. Not only is it informative to consumers but extremely helpful to new techs
Brilliantly made videos. Well edited and presented Regardless of their trade its great to see someone who is clearly a master at what they do. Thanks for sharing your passion and skills
How can anyone dislike this!?!? Superb results, mate! Kudos to you!
Really enjoyed watching this. Its all down to someone being at the top of his profession. The results say it all. Simply brilliant.👍
This is a very delicate skill. I brought my car to a professional just like the man of the video. It was really worth my money
Outstanding work, brother. Love watching a true craftsman work.
Hello. This is simply an amazing video in all its respects. Finally a complete pro video with all steps included. Great angles, audio, explanations, etc, etc. I sincerely thank you for your kind work and dedication. Please keep them coming, we are watching!!!
Thank you, sorry your comment ended up in in my spam section, yes these videos take a lot of work but I enjoy making them. the best thing to do if you want to get into PDR is to book yourself on a course or maybe start with some online training. I wish you all the best, thanks so much for watching 👍👍👍
Now that was a great job. I'm very impressed. I have been doing a little bit of dent pulling and hammering back down on my own truck. It takes time and patience. Thanks for your videos.
This is real artistry. What a tradesman.
This is the most skillful thing I've ever seen, in any field.
That's why he makes the big bucks.$
@@robertcarmosino6563 He don't make no bucks. He makes quid.
t's because you never saw a surgeon performing a heart transplant
@@leonardovargas4489 Try playing the violin.
Actually, I have, Three times.
If I was doing that in my driveway I'd be ecstatic with just the initial glue pulling results. Very nice work Sir!
Beautifully done. Came a long way from 35 - 40 years ago with dent pullers and Bondo. Amazing.
Absolutely amazing! It‘s 4 o‘clock in the morning and I watch 3 dents in the tailgate of somebody elses car disappear. Good work. Edit: and 3 days later I have tried this on my BMW Z3! One of the previous owners had something in the trunk and closed the lid on a part sticking up. So there was a 2 x 3 cm area sticking up about 3 mm. I used a stick made out of a white Ikea Nylon cutting board that I shaped into a point. I used my wooden mallet to tap that and lo and behold: following what he has shown in this video I completely evened my tailgate out! I had goosepimples when that nasty dent was gone! Sometimes watching a video at 4 o‘clock in the morning can have unforeseen results! Thank you for the inspiration!
Yea! That is the way to do it - just... DO IT! What is the worst that can happen? It is just a car and it will drive fine even if you would have a larger dent after you tried fixing it.
LOL! 😆 I just finished watching and it’s 3:58 AM! LOL! 😆
4:26a.m. im amazed and want to try this my daughter and I just got hit by a deer while on the highway( he died) but left my daughters car with a big dent!!!
5:30 am
Wow I am stunned by the result, what an amazing effort you've put into it. 😃👍🏼
Incredible results Jake - you're a genius - thanks for sharing
You sir are a master surgeon in this field. Great job!!!
Dude seriously...you have some mad skillz...respect from this KZheadr...
Expertly repaired, demonstrated and narrated. Bravo and thank you!
Thank you for the positive feedback, it's much appreciated!
This is definitely very entertaining. So professional in your detailed repairs.
This video popped up on my timeline. Watched it through, and was amazed at the final result. Great video, great job 👍🏼
Greetings from Guadalajara Mexico,so impressed with the dedication you have for your work! I wish we have someone like you here!!
Excellent content, video quality, and thoroughly explained topic. All without being boring. You Sir, are a master at your craft. Well done!
Mate, you're really a good guy. You just save my anxiety and load of stress. The story begins, I just finished my car from bodywork last week. And a dumb motoped, just side swipe me in my rear door and really dent it out and quite long. I'm really stressed and cursing every damn time. And I found your video, I don't have any tools but I'm finding diy tools and making them quite similar. You're right you just need patience and hard work, do it in time and you will get excellent results. Now I'm happy with my work, thanks to God and you. Now I can rest easily and start hunting down that dumb driver.
Been a body man for 35 yrs, You don't see many PDR guys like this. Nice work buddy!
Thanks Mike!
As always Jake, I am so impressed with your videos. I know you go to a lot of work to make these, and it is evident. I do like your teaching segment, and as someone who enjoys watching experts at work, I like knowing some of the theory behind the practice.
Thanks George for the positive feedback, I should also do a section at the end where I show the 100 takes where I get my words messed up too! 🤣
Great work , so entertaining to watch this process, the more mangled the metal the more amazed I am.
This is where Repair becomes an Art. Exceptionally good. Patience is a virtue.
I bet the owner was very pleased with that - well done, amazing skill and patience!
that was actually straight up incredible. the video was well done, I liked the cut away where you go over the steps, and the before and after. everything about this video was done correct.
Never get tired of watching these vids, a real Pro.
What attention to detail! It was impressive and satisfying to watch.
Some people just have what it takes! EXCELLENT work!
Some thing i will never be able to do in a million years! Bravo!
Nice job! There are so many videos out there with dents that pops out perfectly to make you buy repair tools
I've worked in the panel industry, but that blew my mind... brilliant talent and skills...👌
i am really impressed about the perfection. you deliver great value to your customers. I wish you were close to where i live so that i could bring you my dented vintage car. tks for uploading.
No idea how I got here, but glad I did, this was awesome.
wow.. you are truly a very talented craftsman. What you did is literally incredible.
I’m impressed this guy takes pride in his work! I’ve known body shops where all they do is sand, bondo and paint. This guy does it without all that. I have a dent on my truck and will see how the body shop will deal with my dent.
Best PDR Videos on KZhead 👍 and top class work 👌
Perfect teaching! Amazing result again!
Mate you’re a craftsman you deserve a follow for your great work
I'm impressed Sir , excellent work .
This guy is an reverse artist! His goal is that you will never see his work!🤔
Very Very Beautyful repair
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That is a great comment / point Claude.
Claude, great reply! Are you still doing your evangelistic crusades in Louisiana? The last one I saw was on the "Fletch 2" channel about 30 years ago...Lol
@@carloscarpinteyro332 hahaha yep, thanks for the recognition, one of my favorite movies.
Having watched a couple of your videos, I believe that if there were a human embodiment of Photoshop, you would be it. Brilliant work.
Great to see someone who has the skills and the desire to do the best job possible. No excuses. 🍻
Great job, you definitely know what you are doing. A master and skilled at your trade.
Amazing , just like all the other jobs! Congrats!
You're a freaking master. I am very impressed.
This man is a master at his craft. I'm beyond impressed. Humans are so cool 👍
Wow. It's nice to gain an appreciation for the level of skill some jobs take.
Fantastic work. I can imagine the owner was thinking..."New tailgate! "
Garry Talbot when he got the bill he was dreaming of just getting a new door.
@@heretomakeyousalty6126 haha
After watching a few of these videos, I am impressed. I had a minor incident on a motorcycle a few years ago where the turn signal dinged the tank in a fall. The body guy that "repaired" it using similar methods (by similar he was using similar tools) caused more damage than the original fall. This is fascinating to watch. During my teenage years, this required drilled holes and body filler.
Yeah! Who would ever have thought that you could just tap out the dents like this guy. Just love his work I could watch it all day
@@grantperkins368 Agreed. It is mesmerizing.
@@rustyshacklefordspocketsqu8162 I've always cut the guy a bit of slack because the bike had a narrow tank and a matte gray paint job. It could not have been easy for him. But at the same time, it is such a contrast to what this metal magician does.
Skill, patience, professional... Amazing!
I don't know the first thing about panel beating and chanced upon this video by accident. I'm pleased I did ... what a joy to see there are still craftsman about.
Clear presentation, impressive skills.
That's amazing! Amazing skills displayed here.
ABSOLUTELY AMAZING ! Patients of a saint !
You sir are a master of your craft. Excellent work.
282 spray painters disliked this video - amazing work 👍🏼
325 now...
Over 300 people that know for sure they can't do this themselves. I think this takes years of practice but it is a good demo new paint is not needed.
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Sure is kind of sad that people are disliking it.
LOL
Best produced PDR video I’ve seen. Amazing job!!
Thanks Brice, Btw, I loved watching your 2 latest DIY dent repair videos 😂🤣😂
My Opinion: Best Tutorial I’ve seen on Paintless Dent Removal.
I'm a programmer by trade and definitely admire what you do!... You are an artist with fine detail!... Thank you so much for showing people how this is all done!... Many don't give away their secrets, but I have always believed it helps the legacy live on! Thank you once again!!!
Thanks for your comment, being a programmer also requires a lot of patience as I play around with Arduino quite a lot, so you would probably be good at this. Regarding secrets, when I first learnt everyone was so secretive and wouldn't show me anything but it just made me more determined to find out the information. Have a great day! 👍