PUSHING CREASES WITH PDR | Full Repair BREAKDOWN

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This damage was caused by another vehicle brushing up against the side of this panel, which took the bodyline in and left a horizontal crease over the top of the bodyline. Watch me repair it from start to finish using specialist tools that massage the metal back out again from the rear of the panel. Enjoy!
Filmed & edited by Jake Quintin

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[st_track_dents]

So glad the days are getting longer, trying to get these jobs filmed outside in the winter before it gets dark is so difficult… Wish I had a workshop!

[wolfe]

I like how you calmly explain what you are doing without any showmanship and cheesy nickname. Just facts and details.

[glennrussell]

The master of masters of PDR technology, technique, and practice (perhaps in the world!). He's the best of the best!

[yaredbizuayehu]

You are my #1 PDR technician i saw alot of your videos and i learn lots things. You are a unique on repair because you are using few tools with super result!! double bend and rubber tips are the main part of the repair including heat gun and knockdown the other technicians will show us for 1 repair a lot of roods, diferent size glue tabs and more and they will make repair horibble. Thanks a lot for having you our hero!! respect and love to you Sir.

[cfldentrepair]

Love the video edits and overall explanation! Wish these videos were around 18 years ago when I first started. Definitely pushing the fast forward button for a lot of PDR techs coming into this amazing industry👍🏻

[stevenbell]

Thank you for letting us take part
in your Amazing craftsmanship.
Love from Germany

[jeffreysouthflorida]

Terrific job. You make the task look easy, which is a real sign of your expertise. Cheers.

[damienmilas]

Thanks for another great video mate I like that you included the time as I think it gives us the viewers a realistic perspective again you make it look easy as most skilled technicians do great work mate cheers 👍🦘🇦🇺

[MrSiViF]

I think your videos are brilliant. So much effort put into editing and all the hard work doing the repair as well.
I hope this job comes back to me about a trainee PDR technician. I want to move from smart repair and learn this amazing skill.

Any tips on being new to learning this? Would be much appreciated.

I've watched 100+ hours on PDR but I know it will be a lot different when it comes to practical.

[woodchuck]

Another great video Jake I learn something every time I watch you. keep them coming

[jamesaldridge]

You certainly are the best when it comes to this…. Your attention to detail is fantastic👍🏼

[lukeoverington]

Hi Jake, as always great to see the master craftsman at work. Love the breakdown of the repair - excellent photography and Close ups. Great to see you back - keep up the great work!👍

[vgotishan]

I love the way you explain step by step. Thank you.

[marialaportuguesa]

Es expectacular el acabado y la metodología que sigue en sus trabajos, genial y agradecido de que comparta su profesionalismo.

[freddyalejandrosayagomoren]

Hello Master Jake, Simply thank you very much for sharing your wisdom with us many blessings

[leandro]

Thank you for sharing your work! It's a pleasure! 🚘🔨😍

[inversioneselexodo]

Excelente demostracion de su destreza y capacidad de realizar este trabajo....mil gracias por compartir sus conocimientos...
Saludos de Guatemala
Ruben Ibañez

[mercedes_and_more]

As ever brilliant. I am even more impressed you can stay kneeling for that long, my knees would long since be complaining! 😂😂

[rgbplumbinghilton]

Great job. I wish I could learn to do that. What a satisfying job. 👍

[Rayfaedundee]

Amazing repair and looked undamaged at the finish. 10/10