PDR Tools: Best PDR lights & how to see the dents

Today we will take a look at the PDR tools, more specifically PDR Lights and how to see the dents. If we have never meet my name is Zan and Welcome to my YouTube channel. Make sure you subscribe for more PDR related content.

When people ask me what is the most important thing when learning or doing dent repair I show them a dent and ask them if they see it.

Then I tell them to cover their eyes and ask the same question again.

When you do this eye covering thing you realise that if you can not see the dent, you can not repair the dent!

So if the most important thing is seeing the dent you better have everyhing as it should be in that aspect of PDR

In this video we will be diving in to PDR Tools, more specifically PDR lights!

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THE LIGHTS MENTIONED IN THE VIDEO:

Stuckey:

Elimadent:

DNE:

Bacon Bros:

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What the average person doesn't know is Zan has competed and finished 1st in international competitions for dent repair against the best in the world. This is like a free master class. If you're serious about learning PDR having a in person 'over the shoulder' trainer can improve your speed and learning cure 10x vs 'learning it yourself'..

Also if you're learning DIY and don't have a 'connection' to PDR you should expect 1-2-3 years of working rock lot used cars places to finish your training. Having a in person trainer could make this more like 3 months. Finally let your trainer pick your tools to buy to learn.

[bradburtrand]

I just bought the Stuckey xl with a new stand and the never loose mount. Been a dealer tech for 24 years and always used the small 19 inch stuckey light. The built in battery is why I went with it. Used it on a light hail damaged hood the day after I got it and only moved the light twice. Works great. I hope it’s the last hail light I ever buy. Well worth the price. Saves a lot of time

[CarbonGlassMan]

I never liked the lines. I used a light with a yellow plastic board behind it. The yellow color really makes the tool's position easy to see.

[davidholzbaugh]

Great info Zan ! Really like the stuckey

[rafafow]

I made my own pdr light.... It's easy and work like the best ones....

[pogromcywgniecen]

Nice material. PDR Systems for hail or big dents and 14" Elimadents for parking dents. Greatings from Poland. 😷😷😷

[twest]

Thank you Zan great vid very helpful for me I needed this information God bless my friend

[sMuel]

Thanks for your videos, really helpful. You said that the stand from ultra dent tools was $350 but today it’s actually $525. Do you have any recommendations for a more affordable stand since that one has gone up in price so much?

[denteagle]

Great video. Thanks for that tech tip!

[michaelaguas]

Nice video sir. Can you show where did you push the dent by using pdr rod where the exact location of the tip.. thanks

[JuanCruz-rfeq]

Does the carbon fiber dent junkies connect the the never loose mount

[bobcaponegro]

Thanks for the videos. Can you do one explaining light setup to see dents. I am having trouble seeing the tool tip Thank you

[raymondezell]

Thanks Zan great review. Haha I’m already using the tech tip on the stand apparently mine has always been that direction.

[ivancvijovic]

Do you have any experience with the makmayer deep dent light?

[Vlad-kzzy]

Nice review! You need try a Cobra Light by Revolution Dent

[soy]

Buying my first light. Which one should i buy(led option) wcw or cwc? More detail with warm light ?

[bjorn]

Hi Zan, I just watched the video. How would you compare the fade of the stuckey and elimadent small lights?

[alexjungo]

What’s the stand you are using on the stucky light ?

[sneakytako]

Hi, I'm an production engineer for a place that builds the chasis parts that you guys are removing dents from.

We are having some trouble finding dents within our production process, and I was watching your video on lights to help identify them before we paint them.

I can't afford to buy $600-$1000 lights for 30+ production lines, so I went with a cheaper USB model I found on Amazon for now.
Could you tell me what are the major differences between the high end models in your video vs the USB powered lamps? Is it mainly a brightness/lumens difference? Also do you have any advice on how to angle the light so you can see the dents better?

Appreciate any help, great video.