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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[st_track_dents]

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!

[MrMagicsparky]

Now there’s someone who clearly takes great pride in his work. Very impressive repair 👍

[ej.infamous]

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.

[peacelove]

I'm 27yrs collision technician.these guys still amaze me. It looks easy on YouTube, it takes a very special talent to do this.

[dagored]

I've learnt so much from YouTube. 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 YouTube is your friend' I watched some very informative videos - especially this one - and took it to a professional to fix it!

[Kenjiro]

This man understands how to move metal around in increments of fractions of a millimeter. That's some skill!

[fixer]

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.

[exceldentremoval]

Definitely an Artist! It not only shows in your PDR work but also in the filming and editing of your videos. 👏

[guyguz]

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 you are an artist !

[username]

Unbelievable. The patience required to do this and the skill, this guy is truly a master.

[johnfisher]

This guy makes this look easy, He's very skilled!

[berndheiden]

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!

[NewShockerGuy]

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!

[stephenconlin]

You certainly have a good eye my friend not to mention the patience of a saint. Great to watch 👍

[ericgun]

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.

[Si-vqwg]

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.👍

[mrsurname]

This is the most skillful thing I've ever seen, in any field.

[movazi]

finally, a simple and logical tutorial on how dent tapping works. Thank for all the diagrams and excellent explanations.

[MarkBrown-gchr]

Great work. My car was badly hail damaged here in Perth Australia. They did this to the entire car.

[donlove]

90% of body shops wouldn’t be so accurate like him real good job looks good