AMAZING PDR TECHNIQUES & INdepth Dent Secrets!.  

OMG I was such an amateur at this point at making videos I was still 19-20 years into dents but it was the start of my honesty and commentary in RU-vid as far as dents . thank you all for watching and please leave a comment

Way to go brother You've got the right attitude about sharing knowledge. Much appreciated keep it up!

Fine job, I was a body man in 60s and 70s, I'm now 70 years old and trying to learn pdr, I'm not very good at it but I'm having fun thanks for the info. William

I have been in the car business for 26 yrs. THERE IS PLENTY OF BUSINESS for all of us! I promise you...Now I am going from car sales into RECON because I love it.....So, your video gives me an idea of how and what I need to LEARN! You are not going to learn your craft from a video as you say. BUT YOUR HELPING more than anyone has so far. Thanks man!! SO SO MUCH! I am in Alabama...WISH ME LUCK ALL. I am sick of being the salesman...I love recon!

thanks for your comment Adam i will definitely take that to heart. You are right there needs to be some sort of structure in a "series " start to finish on dents. Unfortunately I encounter different dents every day, so i will add a tool and use of tool video soon. Thanks so much for your input i will continue to make these better.

Am new to PDR .......you the Man......Happy New Yaer to your Subscribers.their families and Yours ......Sincere Best Wishes from the UK..........As always.....SW

Thank you for doing this. Some people don't have the funds go to a PDR classes. That would be me. Keep up the great work. I enjoy your videos. I am training my self with a door and a hood and a very very small arsenal of tools. Continue making these instructional videos.

Awesome! I used to feel similar as you, only with fixing computers over the years. At some point when you realize you've reached the expert level the only next step in your career to truly feel satisfied is to train up the next generation. Especially when you're training someone who is hungry for knowledge!

thanks for taking the time to help people out. most of the PDR guys on RU-vid are just jerks. real cocky. I'm just learning myself changing trades from over 35 years as an Alaskan commercial fisherman to PDR thanks again.

Ireally appreciate you willing to do this with out thinking how much money i could make of this!! The world has become very ignorant thinkin selling the knowledge to the rest is going to help this world

Great video man, I’ve been wanting to learn this trade and your videos are very instructional man! You would be a great mentor brother!! Keep up the work and business

I just graduated off one week course with ding king. it was an awesome experience watching you give you a demonstration as I have in my instructor side by side one by one .you do a awesome job

Hey man.. Seriously and honestly, fair play.. What a great video... I'm not sure why anyone would dislike it, surely its jealous pdr techs and their fam! Anyways I'm in Ireland.. Love the Vids and the talk through 👊 love your work.. A realist, you get what you pay for, a quick job is a quick job and you pay for a proper job 👍

Thank you

Thank you for your video and your mind set.I have been doing body work for the last thirty plus years.Yes, I am very interested in learning PDR.Looking forward to the next one.

Thank you for making these videos. I am just trying to make my car like it was before the hail came and did a 5 grand number on my 15 year old bmw 7 series. I can probably cut a lot of the cost out by doing alot the prep work myself. Removing and installation of Interior panels, bumper covers, fenders. Etc. Should find out soon from insurance what they plan to do. Might have to figure out some of this on my own and my confidence is growing thanks to you. Thank you for these videos and taking the time to explain why you are doing it a certain way and how the tools are used as well. I am paying attention. Subscribed.

Great work, plus I like your mindset.

Thanks PDR. I really enoy doing pdr in canada. You tought me how to get leverage with the s hook when the dent is on the edge of deck lid. I was never clear on that. Thank you.

Thanks you for your lesson

Yer love it I'm a dent man keep up the good work

Waw awesome

love the E30 Convertible in the back

Youre the man bro! Keep it coming.. I really admire what youre doing and i cant thank you enough for helping out beginners like me!

I really like these training videos and hope you do more. I would like to see a video on going through some of your most common tools, how they are used, what they are used for, the purpose of the tools, etc. Possibly even talk about where you can purchase them, different types of tools that would be necessary, cost etc. If you could do something like that I think that would be awesome!

Good job!! I like your attitude thanks

Thanks Bro

thanks for the video I m learning a lot

U r fuck ed up man I like u ; thanx 4 sharing ; all respect !

Thank you PDR for sharing your knowledge / technique to all people. You are doing what God wants us to do the right thing out of love. Jesus loves you.

thank you I'm going to buy my kit soon and practice on.my car first.

Great video! Also that Nissan Frontier is badass 👍🏼

Muchas gracias por sus videos. Saludos desde Mexico

Please keep making videos!

Your a good dude, thank you for sharing.

Thanks for the video, excellent.

Yak! Yak! Yak!

Thank you so much!

You were great in jamamji

Thank you for sharing your knowledge, biggest problem is the finishing process could you put more videos up of that matter? Thank again!

Thank you 😊

yes i like

Thanks for the hard work you put into you video.. my question is are there glue sticks that you can recommend?

Thanks for giving free education about this amazing industry! I've been in it almost a year now and I love every single thing about it! Do you have a Facebook page or whatever? I love to chat more about PDR? Thank you again for this! Nick Lopez Ps: keep making more videos!

excellenteeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

What's the advantage of using the board you have vs a board with lines?

Thanks...!!

If the only thing you accomplish in life is to inspire one individual to do something they couldn't do yesterday. Sleep well.

Your willing to teach then im willing to subscribe and learn. Teach and share away cuz im listening. Thanks man..

I know each person has their own technique, I was just wondering why you chose not to heat the deck up first? Like I said, I can't say it is a bad thing not to or a great thing to do it, I just want to know your choice as to why you did not or don't do it. I agree, if there are enough cars, no dent guy will ever go hungry, look how many Starbucks there are? In my town they are closer together than McDonalds and they all still make money.

Please watch some are more recent videos this was one of my first

It would be great to see what tools do we need to buy to do this. Maybe practice with a hail damage hood. Walk us through this. What are good starter tools and affordable prices. There are a bunch of tools and this guy at work usually uses maybe 5 of those tools bunch has bunch those picker. So really give a few tools to start with little dings.

Might be better if all the commentary was about the subject. Other than that I enjoy your shows alot.

If you're gong to video yourself a lot, use a suction cup cell phone cradle. good video

My car has crazy dent put on it from brother so I need to know how, to take it out thanks

You talking a lot dude with all the respect ...less u talk better it is! Thanks for the video and keep it up bud! :)

I would like to see how to give the final finish. Thank you

Good video but I tripod would help keep the camera still if it doesn't get in the way.

cool, I can teach you how to weld anything in any process with any machine in any position in any metal. I just don't know how to make you tube videos, yet.

set up the cam on a tripod it may help us both.

20k for you to train me 😂😂😂😂

Ok. Teach us something and don’t tell your personal crush for Musk.

why can't you glue pull it if I can ask?

Joe black on the second job

The camera is too far away for viewers to see what you are doing. Have you seen any of Myke Toledo's videos? Close up, very clearand easy to see.

It’s about helping other people, but when other people try and tell you all of the mistakes you are making, you get offended. You need more advanced training, all of these videos talk about getting dents outs and I have yet seen you get one more than about 75% finished. Trying to beat crowns down to start the dent repair isn’t smart. The crown is from the pressure of the impact and you are aren’t reliving any pressure before trying to move the metal back. That’s tip#1.

OMG just talk about doing the job not about how great you are and how many channels you have

You are moving the camera too much !

I liked it before you swung a hammer.

Get a tripod!!!

You talk too much and show too little, there are plently of pdr videos in yt. That dont waste our time.

Are you located on the moon?

I WANT TO WATCH YOUR VIDEO BUT THE CAMERA WORK IS ANNOYING.

Too much talk than actions

Can u teach me free

Что то я не понял вас, по русски не говорите что ли?

Honestly dude you talk to much instead of sticking to the point , who cares about your coffee

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To much unrelated talking

Please don't talk while your doing the tap down. Can't hear you!

Dude these videos are hard to watch. You've got to know what you're doing before you can teach someone else. These repairs are lucky to be 80% and you are in a finish business. Learn how to finish a dent properly and give your customers what they pay for.

You may or may not know dents but my friend you know nothing about the oil industry. Oil is here forever because it is in everything you touch. Tesla opened his Patents because he can not make any money making crappy elec. cars.