Wow I really like your tools I often watch your videos and learn online in my country no one teaches me and I suffer a lot with Chinese tools good luck❤
To me. long time subscriber here 🙂... You're mentioning @ 16:29 how to read the lines. Finally, it clicked for ME! And, instantly, I remembered Jim, from the 'Real World PDR Training" channel. He mentioned you, sir, in one of your videos. He said something similar to: 'if you want to learn how to read lines, go to Mike Toledo's channel". Finally, I understood why! @ 27:26 you're mentioning the possibility of someone not liking your videos, for different reasons. Can be true, but, if somebody doesn't like it, he/she, shouldn't watching it. That's easy! (In my poor opinion). For me, personally, the only thing I don't like about your videos, is the fact I'm not there, learning straight from you!! The same for the shop noise excuse. I understand you have to be polite, but, let's be honest, the person who's watching these type of videos, they aren't future acupuncture students, or future artists in oil based paintings, etc. The addicted people to this kind of life, they don't care about normal and routine shop noises. You got the point. This category of people live and breathe the shop environment. Like myself, in Europe, in my own shop. I lost so many years of valuable family time, just to be in the shop. Nobody pushed me, except my passion/obsession about cars... You said, @ 47:52, we are learning just a fraction from the videos. I agree! But, for most of the people, these videos are everything! Out there are all kind of particular life situations. In my case, if I would be just by myself in this life, I would gladly be, long time ago, your student... Also, my situation and, maybe, other's people as well, I receive all your channel's, but, because of my actual job, it's impossible to watch anything in real time. Everything has to be postponed. Usually, for weeks... Anyway, I apologize for the long comment. Your time is limited... I really enjoy your channel! Very well put together and even better explained!! You're a great teacher!! Thank you, for everything you do for us!!!
Dent Trainer student here... Myke I like that EJ6 man. K swaps are nice but I would leave the B18 and keep AC!! Another oldschooler here... my current PDR test mule is an all original Almond Cream(yr88) 1988 DX sedan. Daily is a 92 CX with mini me and JRSC, and I have a showroom time capsule 96 LS Teg 70k cream puff. Love all your vids and training style homie 👊
Totally random old school Honda guy here aswell….looking into PDR, working as a technician for 15+ years (mostly Hondas) and wants to expand into this field. Love the videos! Thank you!
Hi this is Dave Wallace/ wally in Australia near Gosford north of Sydney. It is nice to see masters at work . The results are first class. Best wishes from Australia . Wally
learning repair from chrysler bull repair with no good tools. Good to see the pros at work. we use the same lights but have the option to repaint through paint shop
@@denttime, I wasn't complaining- just rendering feedback. Your content is great & appreciated. I'm considering paying for your program. Is all of the video on your DentTrainer site HD or is some in 720p?
If someone is genuinely interested in learning PDR (Paintless Dent Repair), the resolution of the video should not be their main concern. What truly matters is the explicit explanation and the quality of the content. DentTrainer offers a platform where they can learn more about paintless dent repair, and I can confidently say that they won't be disappointed with the learning experience provided. The focus should always be on the valuable knowledge gained, and DentTrainer ensures just that. Thank you.
If I not the old I am I take a fly to LA to be ad your students Mike and I am in Puerto Rico. How this PDR thing stated ? because is a very clean technique God bless you for your knowledge and to pass to others Learn the Spanish and by the way do you train somebody from the Island?
Hi, I am interested in to learn this. I live in Canada Calgary, Alberta would you please tell me how to proceed to joint your course of there is any? thanks Yousha Ali
Awesome video. Where do you get the handle wrap I need a replacement for my hammer? Also a good tools that don’t suck episode suggestion on tools that work well on aluminum. Keep it up!!
I DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH WELL, YOU TELL ME YOUR SURNAME IS FROM TOLEDO. THE PDR SYSTEM IN SPAIN IS NOT VERY SUPPORTED FOR LARGE HITS AND IT IS A GREAT MARKET POSSIBILITY. GREETINGS.
So what you’re saying.. is you’d undersell yourself and value of your business because the more experience you get at it.. the less you should charge? Pshhh.. yeah buddy.. that makes perfect sense... to go out of business.
By the way.. how long did it take you to remove a silver dollar dent on an aluminum hood with only 3 weeks PDR experience? I know it didn’t take you “only” one hour. 🙄
Good info.... but your camera work leaves a lot to be desired!!!...a lot .. I mean really a lot!!!...when you start off a video with all that visual irritation creates a lot of tension and you will lose viewers within a couple of minutes.. that’s the way I felt!!!. Hope this helps you attract more viewers.
Here’s the deal. When a PDR tech is learning the trade and I’m doing my best to capture the moment as the student moves around in and out of the shots while trying to keep detail on the dent.. let’s see how you’d do it. Because yes I could keep the camera on a tri pod and then you would be complaining that the person was blocking the shot. Besides view the rest of my videos and see if you think I’m still not experienced? Because this video was “live” and about the content. Thanks for watching. 😉
@denttime dno matter how you do it man someone is gonna find something stupid to complain about. Fun fact I just got a brand new car and a branch fell on my hood and I'm torn as to leave it or fix it via PDR but idk any truly experienced PDR techs in my area. 2023 RAV4 aluminum hood. Very shallow dent in hood.
Wow I really like your tools I often watch your videos and learn online in my country no one teaches me and I suffer a lot with Chinese tools good luck❤
To me. long time subscriber here 🙂...
You're mentioning @ 16:29 how to read the lines. Finally, it clicked for ME! And, instantly, I remembered Jim, from the 'Real World PDR Training" channel. He mentioned you, sir, in one of your videos. He said something similar to: 'if you want to learn how to read lines, go to Mike Toledo's channel". Finally, I understood why!
@ 27:26 you're mentioning the possibility of someone not liking your videos, for different reasons. Can be true, but, if somebody doesn't like it, he/she, shouldn't watching it. That's easy! (In my poor opinion). For me, personally, the only thing I don't like about your videos, is the fact I'm not there, learning straight from you!!
The same for the shop noise excuse. I understand you have to be polite, but, let's be honest, the person who's watching these type of videos, they aren't future acupuncture students, or future artists in oil based paintings, etc. The addicted people to this kind of life, they don't care about normal and routine shop noises. You got the point. This category of people live and breathe the shop environment. Like myself, in Europe, in my own shop. I lost so many years of valuable family time, just to be in the shop. Nobody pushed me, except my passion/obsession about cars...
You said, @ 47:52, we are learning just a fraction from the videos. I agree! But, for most of the people, these videos are everything! Out there are all kind of particular life situations. In my case, if I would be just by myself in this life, I would gladly be, long time ago, your student...
Also, my situation and, maybe, other's people as well, I receive all your channel's, but, because of my actual job, it's impossible to watch anything in real time. Everything has to be postponed. Usually, for weeks...
Anyway, I apologize for the long comment. Your time is limited...
I really enjoy your channel! Very well put together and even better explained!! You're a great teacher!!
Thank you, for everything you do for us!!!
Dent Trainer student here... Myke I like that EJ6 man. K swaps are nice but I would leave the B18 and keep AC!! Another oldschooler here... my current PDR test mule is an all original Almond Cream(yr88) 1988 DX sedan. Daily is a 92 CX with mini me and JRSC, and I have a showroom time capsule 96 LS Teg 70k cream puff. Love all your vids and training style homie 👊
😆 agreed. B18 with A/C is correct. This OG can’t roll without either 😆👊. Thanks for being a member and glad you like denttrainer.com. Appreciate it.
Totally random old school Honda guy here aswell….looking into PDR, working as a technician for 15+ years (mostly Hondas) and wants to expand into this field. Love the videos! Thank you!
Hi this is Dave Wallace/ wally in Australia near Gosford north of Sydney. It is nice to see masters at work . The results are first class. Best wishes from Australia . Wally
Very good man for repairing PDR
Thanks 👍
i appreciate your work Mike. u take a lot of pain to teach and give details.
Great video😅 hi from Italy
I was taught on lines. Much prefer lines. 👍
Would love to come to you for some advanced training.
learning repair from chrysler bull repair with no good tools. Good to see the pros at work. we use the same lights but have the option to repaint through paint shop
Of course l like this video! You are calm and give us explaination of your work. Thank you!
trying to learn for a hobby. this was cool to watch. thanks for the video
Wow, a technical video in 720p...
Wow it’s “free” information and you’re complaining?
@@denttime, I wasn't complaining- just rendering feedback. Your content is great & appreciated. I'm considering paying for your program. Is all of the video on your DentTrainer site HD or is some in 720p?
If someone is genuinely interested in learning PDR (Paintless Dent Repair), the resolution of the video should not be their main concern. What truly matters is the explicit explanation and the quality of the content. DentTrainer offers a platform where they can learn more about paintless dent repair, and I can confidently say that they won't be disappointed with the learning experience provided. The focus should always be on the valuable knowledge gained, and DentTrainer ensures just that. Thank you.
Hey 👋 Chris
William here from The Stables
👍
Please can you tell me how many degrees there is on the panel after you use Airgun?
Great video I love all your work
If I not the old I am I take a fly to LA to be ad your students Mike and I am in Puerto Rico. How this PDR thing stated ? because is a very clean technique God bless you for your knowledge and to pass to others Learn the Spanish and by the way do you train somebody from the Island?
Brilliant upload...
Oh goodness How I wish I could get a tool box like 18:40 that down here in South Africa.
Thanks for watching. 👊👍
great video , great tuition
What light do you use? Is this striped lens inclusiv?
how do you keep your lines straight
Very carefully 😉
Nice video mate. Keep going..
Is there any deferents between aluminum and steel repair?
Yes. Memory. Aluminum is stronger with no memory and steel is easier with memory.
Hi, I am interested in to learn this. I live in Canada Calgary, Alberta would you please tell me how to proceed to joint your course of there is any? thanks
Yousha Ali
Please visit my website DENTTIME.com and email me please
720p?
Very good way to learn but being there will be more productive.... But this Coronavirus is a headache....
Awesome video. Where do you get the handle wrap I need a replacement for my hammer? Also a good tools that don’t suck episode suggestion on tools that work well on aluminum. Keep it up!!
On Amazon called x flock
I ask you 3 questions at once about where the PDR started?
Hey Mike I'll see in MTE 2021 ORLANDO TANK YOU
Good stuff, thanks
Could you please add Turkish subtitles?
Great video, but too much camera movement.
It was all or nothing but thanks for your attention.
انا من سوريا احسنت فيديو جيد جدان
Such a shaky video but great outcome
Thanks Steve.. I'm sure you rather see shaky video (and it was live by the way) than not see anything. 😉
THANKS 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇧🇷🇺🇸
it's not easy to do,
congratulation
I DO NOT SPEAK ENGLISH WELL, YOU TELL ME YOUR SURNAME IS FROM TOLEDO.
THE PDR SYSTEM IN SPAIN IS NOT VERY SUPPORTED FOR LARGE HITS AND IT IS A GREAT MARKET POSSIBILITY.
GREETINGS.
1 hour job you say, 20 mins max easy 40 quid job ;)
So what you’re saying.. is you’d undersell yourself and value of your business because the more experience you get at it.. the less you should charge? Pshhh.. yeah buddy.. that makes perfect sense... to go out of business.
By the way.. how long did it take you to remove a silver dollar dent on an aluminum hood with only 3 weeks PDR experience? I know it didn’t take you “only” one hour. 🙄
Myke.. no complaining here appreciate your videos can you tell me do you use a screw on bullet tip for pushing on aluminum or plastic 🤔
@@denttime don't know why Mike they think they are better if they do it quicker. Never rush a job and most important, ENJOY YOURSELF. 👍
Good info.... but your camera work leaves a lot to be desired!!!...a lot .. I mean really a lot!!!...when you start off a video with all that visual irritation creates a lot of tension and you will lose viewers within a couple of minutes.. that’s the way I felt!!!.
Hope this helps you attract more viewers.
Here’s the deal. When a PDR tech is learning the trade and I’m doing my best to capture the moment as the student moves around in and out of the shots while trying to keep detail on the dent.. let’s see how you’d do it. Because yes I could keep the camera on a tri pod and then you would be complaining that the person was blocking the shot.
Besides view the rest of my videos and see if you think I’m still not experienced?
Because this video was “live” and about the content.
Thanks for watching. 😉
@@denttime i thought it was good stuff and I learnedsome thingssoin my book......SCORE!
@denttime dno matter how you do it man someone is gonna find something stupid to complain about. Fun fact I just got a brand new car and a branch fell on my hood and I'm torn as to leave it or fix it via PDR but idk any truly experienced PDR techs in my area. 2023 RAV4 aluminum hood. Very shallow dent in hood.
Американский Капусткин😀