Well done Tom! Love the repair and you’ll need to get yourself a stool you “short arse!” Also love your online training platform you’ll have to show me it one time I don’t mind helping with it in the future All the best for 2022 Martin
Ha ha thanks mate, I do own a foot stool and also a wheelie stool/seat but I didn't have either that day, you know when your doing diy at home and you bring your tools in and then the next day at work you realise the stuff you forgot to put back in the van? 🤣 Definitely looking forward to 2022 and yes I will be in touch! 💪🏻
Hi Mike you can visit the training site at www.learnpdronline.com for more information, we have plenty of members from the US and you can set up payments easily from there, Thanks
Thanks Anthony, personally I quite like doing roofs depending on the damage of course. Some panels are of course harder to work on due to lack of access to certain areas but its usually the damage itself as opposed to the panel its on. This particular dent was fairly easy and came out as I had hoped but if the damage was sharper or deeper into the panel it may have been to much for my glue pull process and require the interior being stripped out for access at which point roofs can be a pain if they need R&I :)
It's the Elimadent V3 light with the standard lens and I added the lines to half of the lens myself, super easy to do, I like tight lines so the width of mine are 3mm, black coach lines aka go faster stripes ha ha
Hi Tom Great video!! Any particular reason why you chose a different make of blending hammer and not the longer Shane Jacks Asking because I need a longer one and I also use the standard Shane Jacks, thanks in advance,
HI Andy, thank you. Did you also see the full length version of this particular video is available within our membership training? To answer your question, I get on really well with the smaller Shane Jacks blending hammer as you know, however I do not currently own the XL version. I saw this carbon fibre one available from PDR pro tools when it first came out and I wanted to test it out. So the only real reason is that I was testing another product. It works well but I cant honestly compare to the SJ XL as I haven't tried it. Its dearer but I would also expect it to be better especially if you are already used to working with the smaller version...
Good video and very informative Tom, by the way is that blending hammer you used from pdrprotools and if so is the hammer head stainless steel?.. Many thanks
Thanks buddy, yes carbon fibre blending hammer from pdrprotools along with those tips and they are stainless steel, glad you enjoyed the video! Enjoy the rest of your festive break!
Well done Tom! Love the repair and you’ll need to get yourself a stool you “short arse!” Also love your online training platform you’ll have to show me it one time I don’t mind helping with it in the future
All the best for 2022
Martin
Ha ha thanks mate, I do own a foot stool and also a wheelie stool/seat but I didn't have either that day, you know when your doing diy at home and you bring your tools in and then the next day at work you realise the stuff you forgot to put back in the van? 🤣
Definitely looking forward to 2022 and yes I will be in touch! 💪🏻
Awesome just Awesome thanks
Thank you 🙏
Great video and repair you made it all look far to easy but that what comes with experience 👍
Thanks Bill, it was one of those dents where everything went as planned so I was pleased with that, as you know it doesn't always go like that 😀
Great video and repair Tom
Thanks James, have a great festive period 👍🏻
happy new year to you nice job :)
Thank you mate and a happy new year to you too!
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Thank you for watching commenting and also subscribing, I do appreciate it...
Like and share for Tom's educational videos! Keep going my friend 🤗
Thank you! I appreciate your support 👍😀
How do I buy the training online in U.S. dollar format?
Hi Mike you can visit the training site at www.learnpdronline.com for more information, we have plenty of members from the US and you can set up payments easily from there, Thanks
Great video again Tom,is the roof the hardest to do
Thanks Anthony, personally I quite like doing roofs depending on the damage of course. Some panels are of course harder to work on due to lack of access to certain areas but its usually the damage itself as opposed to the panel its on. This particular dent was fairly easy and came out as I had hoped but if the damage was sharper or deeper into the panel it may have been to much for my glue pull process and require the interior being stripped out for access at which point roofs can be a pain if they need R&I :)
Nice clean job, what light was that, did you place the lines on the light or can I order it that way?
It's the Elimadent V3 light with the standard lens and I added the lines to half of the lens myself, super easy to do, I like tight lines so the width of mine are 3mm, black coach lines aka go faster stripes ha ha
Hi Tom
Great video!!
Any particular reason why you chose a different make of blending hammer and not the longer Shane Jacks
Asking because I need a longer one and I also use the standard Shane Jacks,
thanks in advance,
HI Andy, thank you. Did you also see the full length version of this particular video is available within our membership training? To answer your question, I get on really well with the smaller Shane Jacks blending hammer as you know, however I do not currently own the XL version. I saw this carbon fibre one available from PDR pro tools when it first came out and I wanted to test it out. So the only real reason is that I was testing another product. It works well but I cant honestly compare to the SJ XL as I haven't tried it. Its dearer but I would also expect it to be better especially if you are already used to working with the smaller version...
@@LearnPDROnline Thanks Tom
I have ordered the carbon fibre one to try as it looks well balanced in your video
@@andyrazzell1080 Good stuff! Let me know how you get on with it buddy
@@LearnPDROnline Will do
mate Cheers 🔨
Good video and very informative Tom, by the way is that blending hammer you used from pdrprotools and if so is the hammer head stainless steel?..
Many thanks
Thanks buddy, yes carbon fibre blending hammer from pdrprotools along with those tips and they are stainless steel, glad you enjoyed the video! Enjoy the rest of your festive break!
Thanks Tom 👍 All the best for the new year buddy!..