PDR Coach DVD #15 Extreme Dents - PREVIEW

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In this DVD, we've turned over the demonstrations to a former student of Tom Price. His name is Jeremy Taylor and in this video he shows his skills on two complex dents. He's also extremely talented with a hammer and tap down, and it's evident in his "Tin Tattoo" designs shown at the conclusion of the video.
Awesome stuff in here people. He doesn't let people watch him now so invite all your body shop buddies over and watch this with some cold beer.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

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• car
• auto
• ding
• training
• tutorial
• learning
• paintless
• PDR
• pdrcoach
• dvd
• dent
• video
• pdr
• repair
• door
• hail
• damage
• body
• line
• crown

[Claviale]

I'm no pro, but at around 50 seconds it seems like the edge of the window crack could be getting damaged??

[pdrcoach1]

You develop of feel for the pressure you are applying and there are special techniques used to avoid damage. That doesn't mean it never happens though! Laminate glass is particularly sensitive compared to tempered glass.

[pdrcoach1]

The process for the Tin Tattoo is the basic PDR process but refined to an artisan level. We plan to make a video detailing this process if time allows. Thanks.

[pdrcoach1]

If you purchase the video it shows the entire process start to finish.. with explanation.

[poortech1]

When ever I do an X3, X5, or 3 series hard body line hit I always remove the glass first. Then you can really crank it and have no worries.

[vipjhoe]

Hello friend

firstly congratulations!

I wonder how long it took to make the second service (rear door) ...

and in cases like this that form is evaluated.

big hug and everything nice.

Jhoe Brazil

[DJHcom]

@Claviale He has some steel angle in it, so it seems to be safe. But not as safe as I would wish, if it was my car though. But they use pretty boring tools, compared to that magnetic stuff I saw a few minutes ago

[tangnatalaga]

A show of patience and skills. Excellent video

[briandb1222]

@TheTarrMan They do. You just got to buy the vid.

[SlamJava]

@Claviale No damage was done to the window. Logically it would seem this could easily happen but tempered glass is fairly friendly to work with. Laminated glass is what you have to watch out for. Very expensive and sensitive on their edges.

[axenz1]

That's I call talented, if I try it it will getting worse

[jtmaximus78]

RIGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH­HHHHHT? that cheep puller pulled that dent out

[TheMasterdent]

Не плохо ,но мы еще круче можем

ввв.вакум.ру

[chipjumper]

you guys are like artists