CHEAP Amazon DENT REPAIR Tools!

Hey folks, today we’re testing CHEAP AMAZON DENT REPAIR TOOLS in a professional shop. Let’s see how they work!

As a PDR tech, I decided to test out some affordable dent repair tools from Amazon, and they were surprisingly handy! While they’re not meant for professional use, these tools can help you fix small dings at home. However, for bigger dents, always consult a trusted PDR technician. In this video, I’ll show you what these tools can do and share my honest opinion.

Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT!
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🛠 Tools Featured in This Video:

Perfect for spotting dents and ensuring a smooth finish.
A great starter kit for home repairs and smaller dings.
Ideal for refining and blending out imperfections.

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[pethelprc]

i can't see any of the other pdr guys ever saying amazon pdr tools are ok under any scenario so good job being objectively honest, you gained my respect and

[jerryvikla]

Thanks for the honest review. I'm retired and a much above average hobbiest body man and I have been interested in doing some light PDR on the side for friends and neighbors. I actually just today ordered about $450 of PDR tools from Amazon. My thoughts are that I will recognize what stinks and those tools I will replace with quality tools but for now I think I will be OK. After all, I have been doing PDR for years using whatever I could find around the garage, so this has to be a huge upgrade from that.

[Mike_Almghty]

If you would do more cheap tool reviews I guarantee you could make this channel blow up. A lot of People like myself really like seeing videos of professionals using super cheap tools to do repairs. I have a little bit of experience in PDR but nowhere near professional level. I would love to learn PDR in my free time working on my own vehicles and friends vehicles but there's no way I would ever consider buying professional pdr tools when I'm not able to make money with them. Therefore super cheap kids like this are what I am looking for in order to practice with and not have to spend much money to do it. It's understood that the professional tools are more expensive for a reason and will give better results but the question is which cheap tools are worth buying and which ones are not and that's a question that someone with a channel like yours could answer.

And not just PDR reviews but tools for other types of body work would be awesome to see. You have the ability to make this channel big because you are informative and the video quality is good. You also have the ability to not trash talk every cheat tool because you understand what it is and what it isn't. I think you have what it takes to have a great channel please do more reviews like this 🙏

[ModernCause]

Was in themiddle of having to figure out what kind of kit to purchase for my project at hand and your reaction video popped up. Very much appreciate the time you took to give a better understanding on just what goes into this kind of project. New sub. from Florida.

[DCBabos]

Honest review and nice presentation, Thank you. I am a paint and body guy, so on my own vehicles, even the smallest door dings which most people would not even notice, that is all I see when approaching my car. There is no pdr service in my area, so I am going to try to learn pdr on my own.

[tecbox]

Great objective evaluation of these tools. I can see where you'd be a good teacher of the PDR trade. Shout out to the camera person too for doing a good job in showing the details during the video.

[JJK-leyj]

WOW, thank you! I was literally looking at that exact same kit to address a few small, shallow door dings in our Escape and our 2015 F150 (aluminum). Now I may need that light, too😂

I've watched quite a few professional PDR videos and yours is the only one I found that not only provided a detailed review of DIY tools, but also explained what they are and how to use them!

[jasoncostello]

That was a good review of some diy home use tools without breaking the bank, thanks!

[EricPillow]

Nice job! You explain things really well. It was great to see you push a few dents. I appreciate the videography as well. The shop is well lit. The close-up shots were easy to see. Well done!

[deathatsix]

It's not so much the quality of the tools, but the skill and experience. Better tools just add a bit to the tech. The best tools couldn't do any good to someone who doesn't know how to use them.

[JaredBoduch]

I gotta say you've inspired me to try and get a few dents out on my vehicles. Thanks for the cool video 🍻

[salvatore]

Bro you have a great positive attitude. Im a structural body technician. Been looking for rods to push aluminum to filler. Thanks for the video 👍

[krisjanisartisceksters]

Thanks, you are putting more trust in tying out these easy to access tools. I will be waiting for more content to see if I can do some PDR at home on hail damage.

[dmar]

Well done! I’ve done body work, patch panels, etc, but I’d like to do some PDR. This seems like a reasonable place to start. Thank you.

[fs_dave]

Gaff tape is like The Force. It has a light side, a dark side and it holds the world together.

[Joel-wegg]

Thank you. I've been in PDR for almost 30 years, I have some of the original tools made of bendable carbon steel, still good.

[JessamynHazeltine]

Great review! I wasn't surprised to hear that you do classes -- you are a clear, focused, easily understood teacher. Thanks for explaining the differences between a set like this and a professional one, and the ways in which that would and wouldn't matter for an amateur user. Extremely helpful!

[JasonMartin-vkhv]

Great video! And great job explaining how to use the tools.
I hope to get into PDR soon and learn this art work! Thank you for sharing!

[jasonsayre]

Cool to see some budget stuff that seems useable. Thanks for the review. I work in a body shop and have considered for a while trying to get into some paintless dent removal. Just not sure about investing into all the pro tools until I see if its something I would like to pursue. This may be a good option to start.

[benedettohibler]

Thank you for reviewing this! Really helpful information!