Pulling to PERFECTION! | Getting Glassed!

Today's repair utilizing a plank for PDR resulting in a perfectly pulled dent.
Fine-tuning the extreme damage with tools by guiding, gliding, and polishing to get that wet glassy look.
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Collision Tools

Auto Body Suction Cup Slide Hammer for Dent Repair

Dewalt 20V Cordless Polisher

Plier for rolling sheetmetal edge

4oz Ballpeen Hammer

Gorilla Tape

Soft Hammer

PDR Knock Down

[vardanayvazyan]

Hey guys do you now where can I learn this job or any trainings?thanks

[hectorchavez]

Been doing bodywork for close to forty years, never thought this would be possible, the knowledge, patience and skill displayed here is off the charts, I don’t think most people watching this really understand how incredible this is, I’m super impressed.

[richardbulzacchelli]

This guy deserves to be acknowledged as a master craftsman and an artist.

[leokimvideo]

Completely crazy to witness, the skill level here is huge. Honestly looked like an impossible job.

[Dentexpresssouthbay]

That is next level my friend. I’ve been doing this for a while and I’m totally impressed with your creativity and willingness to adapt. Awesome.

[BretBunton]

I'm a body shop owner. I've never seen anyone this good in my life. Good job man

[DavidTrojanovich]

Wow! After 35 years of doing autobody and paint I thought I was pretty good. After watching you, I have a long way to go. You are a master. Thanks for the video and the teaching.

[rickbarger]

I've done body work for a lot of years and I've never seen anyone do something like that that's amazing

[dkmike]

Dude that is crazy. Never seen anyone so skilled at pulling dents out like this. I love how you really break it down to a science, you create a plan before going in, and know every tool you’re going to use beforehand. If this was me, I’d just grab a mallet and start trying to punch it out from the inside lol, but I also have never done bodywork and don’t have any special tools. But what a cool video, I always enjoy watching a master of their craft go to work, I learned a lot.

[Geoffrey_Fuller]

I’ve been an insurance adjuster for almost 15 years now with a major company and have never seen anything like this! Speechless.

[DreyDope]

Anybody else got randomly recommended this video and watched it all the way?

[rrfiber]

"25 years working in sheet metal and paint, I was totally impressed with his work, I am starting in the pdr world and I never thought this kind of blow could be recovered.
My respects, greetings from Spain.

[edwardjackson]

You are a true master. Mad respect!! Wish I had access to your skills.

[jaypisme]

Been in the body shop business for 25 years and wow I never thought this could be possible. Great job my man!

[ReeseCustoms]

I never in a million years would have thought that dent could be repaired. Excellent work! That's some real skill

[axebjo]

I didnt even know the end result could be this good without fillers and new paint.
True artist!

[RonaldNordstedt]

I have been a heavy collision tech for many years and would have never believed it had I not seen for myself. There are countless metalmen out there but you my friend are a true craftsman !!!

[georgethomas]

That was hands down the most amazing repair I have ever seen in my life. This guy is the David Blaine of auto repair. This is obviously an art for this can tell by the way he describes his motions as he finesse the metal like Magneto of XMen. wow. #GOAT

[acetech]

When you see that one person who stays humble and rises above the rest. You are that guy. We can all learn something from you, regardless of profession. Incredible work!

[gaurasrspublishing]

Absolutely off the chart! I never even knew such tools or skills existed. Phenomenal work.