Man my whole life has been in the motorcycle field and I’m retired now and I’ve never seen work this good, you guys are definitely professionals and I’m keeping your number handy for future repairs and will pass this on
James Polucha I really appreciate that. I’ve been in the PDR field for 19 years now, only been doing motorcycles for about 5. This segment in PDR is starting to grow and more guys are adding it to their business models but it is still a small group of guys in the industry. Thanks for the feedback and for sharing this video with others 👍🏻
Dang, I was blown away immediately upon seeing the finished result in this video. I can just imagine the customer and how he felt. He must have been doing back flips out of pure happiness.
I work on motorcycles and I would have said "no way" to fixing that. Amazing to say the least. What is also amazing is the paint didn't crack or chip from the impact.
So far, you guys look like you're the best at this kind of repair and provide the best looking "after"! I've been watching different techniques all day and this looks like the simplest yet most difficult way to remove dents from tanks and I've got to say, I'm incredibly impressed with your work!
I subbed and saved this video on the very very off chance i ever drop my bike lol. In Tucson i had to cross a wash to and from work every day. One day the sand got me. Wasn't paying attention and the bike went down and stalled at the same time. I was going about 4 mph at the time. No tank damage so i don't count that one lol
nineball26 dude, I’m sorry I didn’t video the 8 hours this repair took. Most people like a 2-3 min video. This was never painted. It took hours to fine tune the little details to get the metal slick to the point of wet sanding the clear to being perfect again. I would not claim this as a paintless repair had that not been the case. But I appreciate the compliment, if you think I repainted or cleared it to get these results I count that as a win.
Pro PDR of Ga I can understand why. My brother had a sportster a few years back. I think it was a 2012. The insurance company was going to total it for a dent on each side of the gas tank. It had been dropped a couple times sitting still and just because 2 dents it was gonna be totaled. The guy sold it to my brother and he rode it for a while till he got a bigger bike.
JOSH DRUMMOND i haven’t done any insurance work...not sure why. I’m trying to crack that nut through my relationship with the HD dealers around me....time will tell.
Pro PDR of Ga absolutely. I don’t see why the insurance companies wouldn’t catch on but I hope it becomes a huge thing. Best of luck. You really don’t need it because you’re work is flawless from what I see here.
You guys are good. I wish you would have shown using the tools from the opening. . . It's amazing that pulling on the dent from the outside didn't pull the paint off.
234dilligaf I told the customer of the risk with glue pulling and he said “go for it”. Typically I won’t GP on gas tanks unless there is no other way. If you watch some of my other videos I think I show tooling out a dent from inside.
People....This man is a sorcerer I tell you! ........Excellent job, got to get into a bit of this on the tank of my 75 Honda XL 350. thanks for the upload.
Nigel Perren thanks for checking us out! I was born in Bedfordshire and have family in the UK....there’s a great PDR shop over there called TDN if you are ever in need of PDR.
Pro PDR of Ga Right on man! I’ve restored and saved rust buckets from the scrap yard turning them to show cars and I’ve fixed brand new train wrecks that needed 30k in work. I’ve done many paint jobs comparable to the one on that tank you repaired. This dent repair completely blew me away though! I immediately subbed to you if that says anything! Keep up the great work brother!
That's awsome. And wow they dont want u to fix them they want u to just buy new thats why they make it so hard to repair stuff now days. But u guys did it. Good name for yourselves. Good job
@@ProPDRofGa No shit man some of the most impressive work I've ever seen! I'm a professional wood finisher and I been doing custom paint as a shade tree bike builder off an on for years. I would NOT believe it if you didn't film it! I sub you sir! PEACE!!!!
A mechanic guy at my work said you can fill the tank with water, add the cap then place the entire tank in the freezer. He said the expansion of freezing water pops out the dent and that he has done this on several bikes. Not sure it works first hand but just throwing this out there...
PracticingLiberty i actually thought about buying a junk tank just for the purpose of trying that and documenting it because I have serious doubts. I’m sure it will improve the dent and move it some but a couple of things. 1. Crowns are a big factor with motorcycle dents and the freezing of water would expand and push the dent from the inside but there would be nothing to knock down the crown around the dent. 2. I’ve seen what happens when a dent is pushed with no heat being applied, the paint can crack easily, so I’d assume a tank in a freezer, where the paint is super cooled prior to the water freezing and moving the metal could result in a lot of busted paint. 3. I’ve seen similar videos of people using inner tubs and blowing them up inside the tank and it only removes some of the dent but doesn’t result in a perfect repair. I expect that to be the case with freezing water inside too. All that being said, i’d still be interested in trying it and videoing the results just to put the knowledge out there.
@@ProPDRofGa I should ask my dad if he still has his dented Harley tank to use for the experiment. That is how the conversation came up i.e. when I told the guy my dad paid $800 for a new tank because of a dent he told me of the freeze procedure
@@ProPDRofGa I would have but just asked him and he said he no longer had it - that he even looked for it to make sure before telling me as much. Sorry. Would have been fun!
Hey Greg, if you email me your address I will reach out to a few guys to see if I can find someone in your area. In the meantime send me photos of the damage to your Stryker.
W. Apnj as long as the metal isn’t stretched badly and heat is applied to the area, the paint remains flexible and can withstand shaping it from the inside like this. If it’s cold or too sharp of a tool is used the paint can crack, experience is the best teacher
Daddy hermanson the repair with shipping came out to under the price of a new tank, some of the specifics have been mentioned in previous comments by other people I believe
Kamalakrsna Devi every dent is different so I dont want to anchor a price in anyone’s mind because more than likely someone else’s dent would be priced differently, that being said the price of this repair has been mentioned in the comments, 800-900 with shipping included, less than a new tank according to the customer.
What did this job cost this guy. Then what was shipping both ways. If it was a stock paint job. Would it have been cheaper to just order a new tank? Shipping both ways? Your part in cost was? Total??
Lee Olaeta I believe it was 800-900 total with shipping if I remember right. My cost was around $600 give or take. It was cheaper to repair and not replace in this situation from what the customer told me. We are in GA and the customer was in TN so the distance wasn’t that bad.
@@ProPDRofGa I have the 2008 Hayabusa orange tank with a small dent in it. This color tank brand new from Suzuki was just under 900 dollars. So I think it's a better idea to just keep it as Wall Art.
@@nicstr28 I purchased in brand new from that factory 2008 limited edition tank in 2010 for a Hayabusa. Its was $900.00. That's why I asked about this one. I lost balance on mine in my own garage. I had it under control. But it was going to go all the way down before I could stand it back up. It landed very gently on something. But it collapse a small dent. But if it cost this much to get a dent out. I'm even. I was thinking a couple to a few hundred dollars. I would fix this one & sell it off. Now I'll just need to sell it off fairly cheap.
Edwin that’s no problem at all. People ship me tanks to work on all the time so you have that option. You can also look up Dent Dynamics in Santa Rosa or Dents No More (think they’re in Orange County) and either of those guys could help you out as well.
Dave Pelfrey I’m not sure, I don’t know anyone who can paint those graphics, not sure if they were airbrushed or decals under the clear. I know the cost of a new tank unpainted was $800 or so I’m told. This guy wanted to save the original paint and not drop serious coin on a new tank. It all just depends on the situation, sometimes it’s just better to replace it, just have to weigh all the options. I personally don’t think any paint job is a good as the factory one, people will argue that but an immaculate paint job that’s identical to the original is a rare find.
JT 1200 haha, no trade secret here, you can buy the whole kit at Ultra Dent Tools in CA website, be prepared to drop close to 2k on it all. Truth is I could give anyone out there all the tools necessary but without extensive training and years of experience it wouldn’t do anyone any good. A lot of people associate me with a typically DIY guy but I’ve been doing PDR for 18yrs now and bikes for only the last 5yrs...they can be a real pain in the butt. There are seasoned PDR techs all over the country that won’t even touch them. Not trying to toot my own horn but I just wanted to put things into perspective. If you really want to learn PDR, find a school that trains and then get on with a company who will mentor you and show you the ropes.
I'm looking at purchasing a gromm tank vice for our pdr shop (Canada, don't worry) and are curious what you roughly charge for the average tank job since it requires mounting and all this extra work on top of being difficult metal to work with. I'm trying to justify the purchase since we get asked a lot by local bike dealers and retail as well. Thanks!
Glad to hear you’re adding it to your arsenal. I would say my average cost is in the 300-500 range depending on the damage...had some bigger jobs that were more and had plenty of smaller jobs that were less. Either way when you factor in the cost of the set up I personally think it’s a great investment...if you plan on marketing it and trying to get more business.
Wow bro awsome work holly f*** love that guys i hate dents. Now adays u can. Because all the stuff. Is not metal anymore. I would love see u try that on a Lincoln continental. God job. 👍
Man my whole life has been in the motorcycle field and I’m retired now and I’ve never seen work this good, you guys are definitely professionals and I’m keeping your number handy for future repairs and will pass this on
James Polucha I really appreciate that. I’ve been in the PDR field for 19 years now, only been doing motorcycles for about 5. This segment in PDR is starting to grow and more guys are adding it to their business models but it is still a small group of guys in the industry. Thanks for the feedback and for sharing this video with others 👍🏻
Dang, I was blown away immediately upon seeing the finished result in this video. I can just imagine the customer and how he felt. He must have been doing back flips out of pure happiness.
I work on motorcycles and I would have said "no way" to fixing that. Amazing to say the least. What is also amazing is the paint didn't crack or chip from the impact.
Mike Smith yea I know, he got lucky for sure
Most gringos will dump the tank haha
you are not just stephen, you are THE BOSS. Craftmanship at its finest. i am very impressed. you definitley know what you are talking about. Wow.
Dario Luca Cuter thanks man 👍🏻 I appreciate the compliment.
So far, you guys look like you're the best at this kind of repair and provide the best looking "after"! I've been watching different techniques all day and this looks like the simplest yet most difficult way to remove dents from tanks and I've got to say, I'm incredibly impressed with your work!
i RageQuitAgain thank you very much, I appreciate that 👍🏻
That was. An incredible repair.. kudos you guys are craftsmen.. wish you were closer
Blair Stevenson thank you very much 👍🏻 we do have tanks and fenders shipped in for repairs as well.
These guys do the impossible. I got to find somebody like that in San Francisco~
ghahandi I have just the person for you. Go online and look up Dent dynamics, the owners name is Daniel Gromm, he’s in Santa Rosa
@@ProPDRofGa Hey you refer me to anybody in Okla? , or do i need to send my stryker tank 2 you?
You guys do good work. It is kinda a testament to the integrity of modern paint.
Nimbly for sure, older paint wouldn’t hold up as well with larger damage like this
I subbed and saved this video on the very very off chance i ever drop my bike lol. In Tucson i had to cross a wash to and from work every day. One day the sand got me. Wasn't paying attention and the bike went down and stalled at the same time. I was going about 4 mph at the time. No tank damage so i don't count that one lol
David Brandt you got lucky, glad you were ok. Thanks for the sub 👍🏻
@@ProPDRofGa thank you! You guys do awesome work!
i would not have believed it if i hadn't seen it in video. Nice!
holoholo haole no ka oi haha, appreciate it 👍🏻
nineball26 dude, I’m sorry I didn’t video the 8 hours this repair took. Most people like a 2-3 min video. This was never painted. It took hours to fine tune the little details to get the metal slick to the point of wet sanding the clear to being perfect again. I would not claim this as a paintless repair had that not been the case. But I appreciate the compliment, if you think I repainted or cleared it to get these results I count that as a win.
@nineball26 look closely at the decal, still has small crease where dent was
Wish I was close to your shop, never seen somebody do that kind of work. Great
Great job!!! I’ve seen several people do paint-less dent repair on cars but I never thought about doing it on motorcycle gas tanks.
JOSH DRUMMOND there aren’t that many guys doing it at the moment. At this point it’s a small niche within the PDR industry but it is steadily growing.
Pro PDR of Ga I can understand why. My brother had a sportster a few years back. I think it was a 2012. The insurance company was going to total it for a dent on each side of the gas tank. It had been dropped a couple times sitting still and just because 2 dents it was gonna be totaled. The guy sold it to my brother and he rode it for a while till he got a bigger bike.
JOSH DRUMMOND i haven’t done any insurance work...not sure why. I’m trying to crack that nut through my relationship with the HD dealers around me....time will tell.
Pro PDR of Ga absolutely. I don’t see why the insurance companies wouldn’t catch on but I hope it becomes a huge thing. Best of luck. You really don’t need it because you’re work is flawless from what I see here.
You guys are good. I wish you would have shown using the tools from the opening. . . It's amazing that pulling on the dent from the outside didn't pull the paint off.
234dilligaf I told the customer of the risk with glue pulling and he said “go for it”. Typically I won’t GP on gas tanks unless there is no other way. If you watch some of my other videos I think I show tooling out a dent from inside.
People....This man is a sorcerer I tell you! ........Excellent job, got to get into a bit of this on the tank of my 75 Honda XL 350. thanks for the upload.
Good work lads, I live in England and don't really have any dents in anything, you came up on the suggestions, but I was pleased to watch it
Nigel Perren thanks for checking us out! I was born in Bedfordshire and have family in the UK....there’s a great PDR shop over there called TDN if you are ever in need of PDR.
I don't have a motorcycle. That fix was incredible!
I'm surprised the paint didn't get messed up.
Lou Fazio you can do a lot with metal as long as you have a heat gun keeping the paint hot.
Me, too, but I was thinking in terms of whatever caused the dent damaging the paint at the same time.
Mike Brown yea I cant remember how he said it happened but I know it was dropped....maybe in the grass 🤷♂️
I felt like I was watching a master at work...exceptional!
Noahmercy -Mann i appreciate that, thanks for checking us out.
This profession is called magic knocker here in my country. Now I know why. It's MAGIC!!
Been nice to slightly pressurize the tank while you were pulling with the glue. Beautiful outcome!
I own a custom paint shop in Virginia Beach Wicked paint I can say that is a fantastic repair you guys did way to go
john brountas thanks man! I appreciate it. You on FB or Instagram? If so I’ll look you guys up.
Goddamn 2 1/2 minutes. My favorite video. Straight to the point. Excellent job!!!!
VERY impressive. Nice work, sir.
You deserve all the success in the world.
Shredded Chi thank you!
Total awesomeness! Can't believe you got that all out.
Beautiful work. I wouldn't have thought that was possible, with out body work and repaint.
I’ve been hearing that a lot! Thanks for checking us out and for the compliment 👍🏻
That was absolutely amazing! I did collision repair and vintage auto restoration for years but, wow this is way cool!
Jeff Wyatt thanks man I really appreciate that. Always great to hear from other auto body guys.
Pro PDR of Ga Right on man! I’ve restored and saved rust buckets from the scrap yard turning them to show cars and I’ve fixed brand new train wrecks that needed 30k in work. I’ve done many paint jobs comparable to the one on that tank you repaired.
This dent repair completely blew me away though! I immediately subbed to you if that says anything! Keep up the great work brother!
Awesome man, I appreciate the sub. I’ll keep pumping stuff out there. I enjoy the job and video editing so it’s a good marriage.
You guys are geniuses.
That's awsome. And wow they dont want u to fix them they want u to just buy new thats why they make it so hard to repair stuff now days. But u guys did it. Good name for yourselves. Good job
Old Blue thanks I appreciate it.
Excellent job Brother.. 🏴👊🏼👌🏻
nice to see the paint help up glue pulling
NFW. UNBELIEVABLE, YOU DID A GREAT JOB.
Erwin Monti thanks man 👍🏻
Very nice work
That was amazing! Can't believe you got that dent pulled out without damaging the paint. Truely impressive! PEACE!!!!!
Patrick Hatrick thanks man 👍🏻
@@ProPDRofGa No shit man some of the most impressive work I've ever seen! I'm a professional wood finisher and I been doing custom paint as a shade tree bike builder off an on for years. I would NOT believe it if you didn't film it! I sub you sir! PEACE!!!!
Patrick Hatrick sweet! Appreciate that bud 👊🏻 💥
A mechanic guy at my work said you can fill the tank with water, add the cap then place the entire tank in the freezer. He said the expansion of freezing water pops out the dent and that he has done this on several bikes. Not sure it works first hand but just throwing this out there...
PracticingLiberty i actually thought about buying a junk tank just for the purpose of trying that and documenting it because I have serious doubts. I’m sure it will improve the dent and move it some but a couple of things. 1. Crowns are a big factor with motorcycle dents and the freezing of water would expand and push the dent from the inside but there would be nothing to knock down the crown around the dent.
2. I’ve seen what happens when a dent is pushed with no heat being applied, the paint can crack easily, so I’d assume a tank in a freezer, where the paint is super cooled prior to the water freezing and moving the metal could result in a lot of busted paint.
3. I’ve seen similar videos of people using inner tubs and blowing them up inside the tank and it only removes some of the dent but doesn’t result in a perfect repair. I expect that to be the case with freezing water inside too.
All that being said, i’d still be interested in trying it and videoing the results just to put the knowledge out there.
@@ProPDRofGa I should ask my dad if he still has his dented Harley tank to use for the experiment. That is how the conversation came up i.e. when I told the guy my dad paid $800 for a new tank because of a dent he told me of the freeze procedure
I will make you a deal, if you get that tank and send it to me, I will run the experiment and video the whole thing and plug you in the video 😆
@@ProPDRofGa I would have but just asked him and he said he no longer had it - that he even looked for it to make sure before telling me as much. Sorry. Would have been fun!
PracticingLiberty no worries, if the opportunity comes I’ll still do it. Thanks for checking though.
You are a true Craftsman . way to go carry on
Removing the dent without damaging the paint is impressive enough but how on earth does a tank get that big a dent without damaging the paint.
TheGame i think it was dropped or fell over in grass
Exactly what I'm looking for hopefully my Raider is the same way
the magician plays again
Nice work fellas, would never have thought that was recoverable!
Pdr is good if done right.
Very nice,you got the skills to pay the bills.
David Nanze 😆 appreciate it
Great work!!
dave jones thank you 🙏
True craftmanship!!!!
Very nice job !
WOW great job
That light and the reflection unreal
Hey Greg, if you email me your address I will reach out to a few guys to see if I can find someone in your area. In the meantime send me photos of the damage to your Stryker.
Amazing , Again !
Wtf. That’s friggin awesome 👏😎👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Ricky Burton 😆 thanks man!
Wow!!….Nicely done.
I would have tossed an M-80 explosive in the tank and hoped for the best.
Snow Crest I’ll try that next time 😈
fill it with water, let the water freeze. the water will expand and fix the dent.
@@pR1mal.
Do a video.
Pro-PDR
Very nice and profesional work
And very well presented
Thanks for sharing
freddykugr thank you, I really appreciate that.
well done....great job...love that 'can do' attitude!
“Can’t do” doesn’t get you anywhere 👍🏻
WE NEED OONE LIKE YOU, in Europe
Wow...awesome job thanks for sharing.
George Dechello no problem
Incredible work guys! Well done.
Thank you 👍
Outstanding work guys, thanks for sharing.
I wouldn't have thought that was possible! Good job 👍
You are a wizard,really nice job
Wow.. That is amazing! Could you please explain why the paint finish remains intact during these PDRs.
W. Apnj as long as the metal isn’t stretched badly and heat is applied to the area, the paint remains flexible and can withstand shaping it from the inside like this. If it’s cold or too sharp of a tool is used the paint can crack, experience is the best teacher
That is amazing!!!
With Limited Access... I'm Impressed 💥🏆💥
I wish I knew how to do this, looks like a good challenge
Alfonso Demagistris there are PDR training schools to get you started.
@@ProPDRofGa I dont want to do it for a living, I just want to know how to do it, lol! Like a crash coarse!
Nice work guys looks good again
Amazing skills, such talent.
Paul Fitzgerald thank you 😊
Thanks from Texas.
Hi, great job, but what kind of glue did you use exactly? Thanks
Nico Pacella tabweld glue available at Blackplaguepdr.com
Amazing result
Cost of shipping back and forth and cost of repair? Compared to cost of new tank ? Would just be curious of the difference in cost ?
Daddy hermanson the repair with shipping came out to under the price of a new tank, some of the specifics have been mentioned in previous comments by other people I believe
i wish all videos would mention the price of the whatever ... which is very interesting/important consideration IMHO.
Kamalakrsna Devi every dent is different so I dont want to anchor a price in anyone’s mind because more than likely someone else’s dent would be priced differently, that being said the price of this repair has been mentioned in the comments, 800-900 with shipping included, less than a new tank according to the customer.
thats amazing work for sure !!!
You guys are awesome
Thanks 👍
Nice work! I wonder though why the customer did not just send you the tank?
Holy crap yall guys are awesome!
Great work
EXCELLENT.
Thank you guys for offering your service great overall job
wow looks great
beautiful work
Wow wow great job !!
Awesome work, guys!
Appreciate it!
Well Done! An outstanding job!
Well done - definitely liking this vid, but hopefully won't need to contact you :)
Mission Impossible Reload... Great Job. Bravissimo e tanti complimenti! Really inspiring 👍👌🙂.
F***n MIRACLE! Very good!
Wow!! Phenomenal work man. 👍
SuperGlide Fletch! Thanks man 👊🏻
Great job guys 👍
Great job 👍
You are the MAN !
golden fingers
What did this job cost this guy. Then what was shipping both ways. If it was a stock paint job. Would it have been cheaper to just order a new tank?
Shipping both ways?
Your part in cost was?
Total??
Lee Olaeta I believe it was 800-900 total with shipping if I remember right. My cost was around $600 give or take. It was cheaper to repair and not replace in this situation from what the customer told me. We are in GA and the customer was in TN so the distance wasn’t that bad.
@@ProPDRofGa I have the 2008 Hayabusa orange tank with a small dent in it. This color tank brand new from Suzuki was just under 900 dollars. So I think it's a better idea to just keep it as Wall Art.
New fuel tank for a Stryker is $800 minus paint.
I bought a new factory painted rear fender and it was over $800
@@nicstr28 I purchased in brand new from that factory 2008 limited edition tank in 2010 for a Hayabusa. Its was $900.00. That's why I asked about this one. I lost balance on mine in my own garage. I had it under control. But it was going to go all the way down before I could stand it back up. It landed very gently on something. But it collapse a small dent. But if it cost this much to get a dent out. I'm even. I was thinking a couple to a few hundred dollars. I would fix this one & sell it off. Now I'll just need to sell it off fairly cheap.
That was awesome! I got a dent in my gas tank too but I'm in California :(
Edwin that’s no problem at all. People ship me tanks to work on all the time so you have that option. You can also look up Dent Dynamics in Santa Rosa or Dents No More (think they’re in Orange County) and either of those guys could help you out as well.
@@ProPDRofGa oh cool! I'm in the orange county area. I'll check them out. Thanks!
Nice video, just asking how many hours did it take to get the dent out?
Dave Pelfrey more than I expected, 8-9 roughly
@@ProPDRofGa how does that compare to the amount of cost to pulling dent, sanding and painting? Just really curious.
Dave Pelfrey I’m not sure, I don’t know anyone who can paint those graphics, not sure if they were airbrushed or decals under the clear. I know the cost of a new tank unpainted was $800 or so I’m told. This guy wanted to save the original paint and not drop serious coin on a new tank. It all just depends on the situation, sometimes it’s just better to replace it, just have to weigh all the options. I personally don’t think any paint job is a good as the factory one, people will argue that but an immaculate paint job that’s identical to the original is a rare find.
@@ProPDRofGa I really appreciate the feedback and especially the speed of you replying. Thank you!
And I subscribed to your channel.
wow nice job
joseph wittrock thank you 🙏
AMAZING, AMAZING, AMAZING! Well done!
Great work guy's i just wanted to see what tool u used to get in thru that hole but i guess thats a trade secret lol
JT 1200 haha, no trade secret here, you can buy the whole kit at Ultra Dent Tools in CA website, be prepared to drop close to 2k on it all. Truth is I could give anyone out there all the tools necessary but without extensive training and years of experience it wouldn’t do anyone any good. A lot of people associate me with a typically DIY guy but I’ve been doing PDR for 18yrs now and bikes for only the last 5yrs...they can be a real pain in the butt. There are seasoned PDR techs all over the country that won’t even touch them. Not trying to toot my own horn but I just wanted to put things into perspective. If you really want to learn PDR, find a school that trains and then get on with a company who will mentor you and show you the ropes.
I'm looking at purchasing a gromm tank vice for our pdr shop (Canada, don't worry) and are curious what you roughly charge for the average tank job since it requires mounting and all this extra work on top of being difficult metal to work with. I'm trying to justify the purchase since we get asked a lot by local bike dealers and retail as well. Thanks!
Glad to hear you’re adding it to your arsenal. I would say my average cost is in the 300-500 range depending on the damage...had some bigger jobs that were more and had plenty of smaller jobs that were less. Either way when you factor in the cost of the set up I personally think it’s a great investment...if you plan on marketing it and trying to get more business.
Great work!
Fantastic
Whaaat??? Wow! Awesome work!
Best work ever seen... 👍👌
Im Jadefox thank you, I really appreciate that
@@ProPDRofGa You got some good skills bruh.... #Shout-out
Wow bro awsome work holly f*** love that guys i hate dents. Now adays u can. Because all the stuff. Is not metal anymore. I would love see u try that on a Lincoln continental. God job. 👍
Kevin Scott haha, yea metal is so thin these days
Outstanding work! Have worked with glue pulls on a matte finish?
On cars I have but not on motorcycles, I dont glue pull much on bikes, only when there’s no other option.