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Hitting a rim with a hammer is not the right way. You are illustrating the use of hydraulics to push out a low spot. You should also use hydraulics to pull in a high spot.
You can also do preventative maintenance on your suction cups by taking the cup off and using any rubber conditioning oil every three months or so. Make sure it gets down the hole the pump stem goes into.
Thank you for videos. For someday, please demonstrate the shop light which is A1BA36-9LED6. I want to buy one but there is no information about it. Thanks.
😊Sorry to say guys but this isn’t a great video. I love Ultra tools,your CF extending hammer is my favorite. Maybe reupload this where the dent is fixed That dent could have been towed out, no need for a power box.
Unfortunately, the dent is not finished! Super PDR of course helps, but with stretched dents. With such as the one in the video, in my opinion it is better to use tools and glue method.
As a 23 yr PDR Master technician I still really enjoy the videos explaining the use of the different tools and tips that you offer. I have many of them and will be getting more.
Ah, I spoke too soon. They do put a dial indicator on it. Still, the wheel needs to be supported from the bottom and underneath the lip. Also, the pressure point needs to have roller bearings so the wheel can be rolled around.
best vid i have seen so far! i can see how if your not sure to let it sit for a bit and you can see the metal still settling back to its shape i think i will try to find a machine it will be worth it over time for me , thanks again for a great vid!
Hey there, Mitch is one of our east coast representatives/ sales people. Most of his deals and sales are through him personally. You can reach him at (951)584-7014 or I can have him call you directly with your contact name!