Smooth Pulls Cold Glue and Traditional PDR Glue Pulling Tutorial

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[pops]

The first few pulls make it look easy, then you see the artwork happen and realize the skill and time involved. Amazing work. Now I want to learn how to do it

[CarAddictGarage]

Turned out great. Glue tabs have came a long way through the years. I have never tried the cold glue. I will have to give that a try. Thanks for sharing.

[ronsgroi]

Brilliant technique...nothing like watching a master at work!

[JeffLifeInReview]

Wow, maybe one of the best things I have seen done in a while. As a car guy this was educational and inspirational. Keep up the great videos and tutorials!

[sirloper]

Watching you work is like watching a master artist at his craft. Thank you for the video! Incredibly good work!

[TheColinChapman]

2:46 to 4:05 - you make it look so effortlessly. But one has to admire the incredible amount of experience that it takes to pull not too much and not too little. a whisker less of force, and nothing moves. a whisker more, and the dent becomes a crown.

[callmebigpapa]

These paint and body guys truly are artists.

[beaustjohn]

This is one of the best tutorials for body work on the internet!

[hexiir]

Dude, that's beautiful. It's like art.

[larrysee]

Amazing watching the lines straighten out on the reflection-True artist!!

[denttime]

Why PDR is better and $425 is nothing compared to a traditional body shop and cost.

Pros
- Saves original paint
- Generally under your deductible
- Common door dings minor dents performed within hours and sometimes less.
- Hail damage repair performed within 1-3 days
- No paint mismatch
- No carfax
- 1000 times better than a body shop

Cons.
Could be over your deductible.

Bodyshop / Claim

Cons

79% or higher of these statements below are true if you make a claim over choosing PDR.

- Cost will definitely exceed over $500
- Your deductible is generally $500 or higher
- Likely it will affect your insurance
- Expect to be away from your vehicle for 7-10 days (if they are fast)
- If you don’t have rental insurance, expect to pay out of pocket $200-$250 @ $25 a day. (that’s the low end)
- Your car will now be reported to carfax and have history of body damage
- You lose 25% of your cars value when it has been repainted.
- Your time is money

Overall, even if PDR was a $100 - $200 more than your deductible, Paintless dent repair is still the fastest, affordable, proven and best method for removing your dents.

By the way, I’ve been perfecting this trade since 1991. Customers don’t owe me for the hour, they owe me for the years.

No painting. No hassle. No brainer.

Choose PDR.

[Starkster]

I enjoyed the video it was one of the better teaching videos I've seen . After watching I learn the importance of getting to know metal characteristics, the manipulation of high and low spots, but my key take away was think of the dent in reverse, excellent, thanks !

[tomvarnado]

that was a amazing how you got that dent out.fantastic job.

[marknye.thefixitguy]

Really Amazing..
People Are Amazing..
We all have a talent.
I pride myself as being probably one of the best irrigation and sprinkler technicians. Others are great tattoo artist..
Others like a good friend Josh are amazing body paint and pinstrping artist and just like yourself, absolutely amazing body repair artist..
This is one of the best detailed dent videos I've seen ..thanks👍❤

[purdy]

When he said the customer tried something he saw on YouTube lol the irony!!

[MUHAMMEDSHIHAS-cexw]

This video helps to enhance the knowledge regarding PDR

[mandolarin]

Links to the tools and website you're referring to would be great.

[williamwasilewski]

I took auto body shop years ago but I became a priest. I am enjoying your sharing your gifts 🎁 of auto body care. 😎👍🙏🏻🇺🇸

[ericmcginnis]

I've never seen metal worked like that before! You have metal working skills my friend! A real treat to see in action! I have done auto body before but this was in '96 none of this though! Amazing!!!

[markharrisllb]

This is definitely a case of your customer getting what they paid for, there’s a reason body work is regarded as such a highly skilled occupation.