Glue Pull PDR Training in 60 Seconds: Paintless Dent Repair Demo

Join me in this mesmerizing demonstration of dent removal using the incredible Pink Snapper hot glue, the cordless Trifecta, and the Reaper Tabs 3.0! 🛠️ get here 👉 @dentreaper and @ansonpdr

Dent repair isn’t always a breeze, and I’m here to show you the tricks of the trade. Sometimes, it’s all about precision and patience. If things don’t go perfectly on the first try, fear not – a quick wipe with 91% alcohol and we’re ready to go again! 🔄

Dents can be unpredictable, which is why I rely on Dent Reaper’s crease tab to lift and control those tricky areas. Combining it with the standard tab, I’m armed and ready for the challenge. 💪

Adjusting my line reflection is crucial as I identify the perfect tab and placement. It might take a few attempts with different tab sizes, but my mission is clear – bring that center to a tight, skinny line! 🎯

Introducing the Galaxy knock down tip with its trusty Guardian coated cap – it’s my secret weapon to tap down those highs swiftly without leaving any marks on the paint. 🌌

To seal the deal, I turn to the precision tap down wizardry of the Peewee, fine-tuning every last detail of the dent. 🧙‍♂️

For all the tools and links you’ll need, check out the description below. I’m Myke Toledo, and I’m here to make dents disappear like magic. Thanks for tuning in! 🙌📺

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[alexanderkomerdelj]

Oh this is pretty cool. In 3D computer modeling we use ‘zebra stripes’ to check surfaces much like this.

[some-replies]

The striped lights are actually genius.

[Bowens]

Not many people think outside of the box anymore with "small" scale applications like this. You are a true master of your field.

[Pancho]

I work in optical metrology. One system used to measure the surface of large mirrors was to project a series of patterns like this onto it, then analyze the reflection to determine the mirror shape. Pretty cool.

[iTzDaNiiLo]

Paintless dent repair is a form of art to me. So much skill involved

[jakearmstrong]

Absolutely the Most perfect presentation and execution of this task

I had to subscribe You are doing Everything I hope to see On Youtube

[fuse]

Thank you for teaching this. As a mobile detailer myself im always looking at services i can add and the paint-less dent removal has to be one of the most important things i have to learn because there is NO ONE in my city that does it. Really teaching me how to fish and i respect you for that.

[wessilinmendez]

This is a true fanatic, he’s like the lock picking lawyer for dents

[michaelkitchen]

Thanks for explaining which tools you use.

[dcf]

I don't care what anyone says, you guys are friggen magicians!! Love your work!

[KillAtron]

Carriers like yours are what make the world a better place. Just like people who troubleshoot electrical issues in car and trucks.

[luistorres]

Thanks bro I’ve been trying to fix of couple of dents the fact you listed the products made me happy

[DriftKingfromTekken]

Its nice seeing an actual master at work on youtube

[PandaTamer]

Awesome technique fixing dents is always an art nice to see some new tools

[equilibrium]

Great video. Seen many videos like this but it has never been explained as clearly.

[timtowndrow]

Very interesting and great explanation. Love those lights ✨

[hmdak]

Love to see when someone does their job properly

[CodyDoesIt]

We have a PDR guy who comes a few days a week for our used cars. Now I understand what his lite is for. Great angle and explanation. Ill be sure to thank him tomorrow for his hard work.

[capone]

Nice with the lines in the background, very smart

[tomseppe]

Such an interesting use of the moire effect