M3 BMW PDR Dent Repair Training Tutorial / Paintless Dent Removal PDR San Diego - Dent Time

http://www.denttime.com and http://www.dentrepairsandiego.com and http://www.denttime.blogspot.com If you are interested learning or training in the art of PDR paintless dent repair / removal, please click on the above links to learn more. I explain the basic process of using heat with really deep dents across a body line. I left out much more detail in regards to tool use and tips to push with but all in all it's just considered a basic pdr tech tutorial. Servicing San Diego and North County for mobile paintless dent repair / door ding removal.

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[IndyDentGuy]

Nice repair Mike. From a 15 year tech i'll tell you that is a difficult repair. Well done.

[denttime]

@IndyDentGuy Thank you.

[alextnog]

hi Mike how are you?

I´m trying to use this tecnic of line board , but it´s hard to learn .

but I will learn of sure.

thank you for the video .

alex from Brazil

[denttime]

Thanks Alex. Good luck to you.

[denttime]

I'm sure you will get it. Just like anything else, take your time. Slower is faster.

[MrGarywells]

i notice u tap down after each push is this 2 loosen dent repair or r u tapping down micro highs.

[denttime]

Typically both but mainly to help assist the paint to be flexible as well. I had to be very careful not to get impatient and push too fast. The lines tell me how tight the dent is or not, when I should push and when I should knock down. The more one understands the line board, the better you'll understand pdr. But it's not important what reflection you use, it's how well you understand it.

[FluffMuncher]

Hey Nice Work! Im trying to learn how to do this myself but something im curious on, what do you use for leverage when your working on a dent like that? Do you use a leverage hook or something else?

Thanks! :)

[wulliethedent]

Been doing this job 17/18 years now. Top job. The customer sounds very pleased.

Do this for a dealer all they'd say is. Is its better than it was and you want how much!!!

[turbocpt1]

Nice job.. I removed a similar dent using heat and a spoon.. yeah, a spoon by rubbing it on the inside.. came out really great.

[vidicz]

Hei man...Nice job...I am also working in Slovenia, EU :)

[Ecodent1]

Nice job. I'm a Dentman in England. It's good to see some quality work, there are some crappy so called dent guys out there. Always get a recommendation.

[ixlikexscurvy]

How much does a repair like this cost? My m3 has a small dent like this on the back of a rear wheel arch

[YerdnaY]

Hello.

Who the manufacturer of a lamp?

[gweflj]

Well done, great video. The only thing I would be tempted to do is have a tripod clamp stand for the heat gun to be constantly running.

[kenjew]

good work



[goodolarchie]

very cool that you put your craft on youtube both to advertise and prove your talent.. would be cool if more mechanical workers did this