That's amazing. Years ago I used to do "smart" repairs at the franchised dealerships so I've seen dozens of dent guys, and none of them could have fixed a dent that size. Quite often they made things worse!
Hi 57dogsbody thanks for your message.... it’s amazing what’s possible given the time to repair and the accepted price. I love the big nasty stuff which is probably BodyShop and like to push the boundaries to see what’s possible. I do fail too! There’s still a lot of dent guys who just do the trade repairs and it’s all about time/money..... the going rate is less than 50 a car or 35 a panel something like that, so making a job look ok is all that they are after. I don’t do the trade as such as I like to produce the best standard without a time limit. Did you enjoy your time as a smart repairer? What did you do Thanks for watching and hope you’ve subscribed Martin
As a fellow TH-cam in the PDR industry I’ll say that it’s incredibly difficult to find time to absorb other peoples content. I try to catch Martins videos whenever possible..... not only is he a superb tech, but a fantastic human. Keep it up and congratulations on huge views!
Thanks Jim il second that! It’s always hard to find the time to view other PDR vids when we have so much other stuff to do! You have an amazing library of videos to suit everyone and that’s a super achievement 🙌🏼 likewise super technician... don’t take no shit and tells it how it is 👊🏼 il catch up with you soon dude
Wow! When I was in college in the early 1990's, I took some auto body courses to work on my own car, not as a career choice, and no one was doing this kind of detail work. They were teaching us to work the dent out a bit, then fill it with bondo and let the paint do the rest. What you did here is nothing less than art. Just amazing!
Hi Sean! Thank you for your great comment! I too did a similar course where the instructor hit a piece of metal with a hammer and we were told to fix it. Used filler like you did I often look back at that and smile, the skills have improved over the years PDR has been around for a long time, I did see a set at college but thought it was a gimmick!! Thanks again for your kind words and glad I could show you something new 😉 Merry Christmas Martin
Hey bud, this was a fantastic in depth video. I wouldn’t doubt editing and audioing this took as long as the repair. My oldest just turned 20 and put his two weeks in at his job to come with me and start learning. He will be watching A LOT of your videos Martin so I really appreciate how detailed you are in explaining our process. You’re actually helping me too, with how i will be verbally explaining as he learns. Hope you and Miss G are well my friend.
Hey Tommy & Jamie! My pleasure and yea the editing takes around 50-80mm a each video!! Happy birthday to you d d DingKing I wish him all the success and he has you as a great teacher 🙌🏼 We’re great thanks, just away camping this weekend and it’s 10 degrees and pissing it down!
I took my car to a PDR place on the IOW UK and was very very disappointed with the result and being charged £150 for it.. I watched a few PDR videos and improved on what had been done (that's how bad the 'expert' was ) but you sir are a magnificent Magician, it is craftsman like you that set the bar for excellence.
تعرف ان لمذا اعشق عملك واحبوك انت شخصيا تعلم لمذا سوف اخبرك لانك لست انسان حساد او بخيل في تصوير وشرح لناس يعني ان كا عرابي افهمك وتعلمت الكثير منك واشكراك اطال الله في عمرك ويبارك في صحاتك وان ادعي لك في كل صالاتي ان الله يوفقك في عملك وشكرا
مرحبا قاضي. واو ، شكرًا مرة أخرى ، لقد أعطيتني ملاحظات رائعة ومن الجيد حقًا أن تعرف أن ما أعرضه للمراقب يسهل رؤيته وأن المعلومات التي أقدمها سهلة الاستيعاب. il استمر في إجراء العديد من الإصلاحات وحاول شرح قدر ما أنا استطيع. أنا سعيد حقًا بتعلمك من مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بي أيضًا. شكرًا martin
no one can understand how incredibly difficult it is to perform a repair of such a class, or how many years of sweat and training are behind it, you are a role model for the pdr industry. best regards Thomas
Thank you Thomas i really appreciate your comment. Yes it takes a while to get to a point wher you can make an ugly dent look nice… Thanks for watching and take care Martin
Nice. Seeing this kind of work, it always amazes me to see how flexible car paint is. Even with these pretty sharp-edged dents, it didn't come off during the repair and remained intact, as if nothing had happened.
Hi Omar yes it surprises me too! I did a repair yesterday which required shrinking, super sharp Tools, heat, cold and lots of tapping and the paint was still ok. So it certainly can take a beating
That is truly amazing. It demonstrates the fantastic adhesion of modern paints to the metal surface. I was expecting the paint to pull away, leaving some kind of paint repair necessary - maybe even a bit of filler and a complete panel spray. It is as if the Forth rail bridge were held up by the strength of its paint!
Hi Paul. Yes I’m too amazed how the paint keeps intact sometimes. On some vehicles you can see the paint react and it’s quite nerve wracking but then it heels itself. I bet older paints wouldn’t stand up to the glue pulling. Japanese cars have really thin paint so they are not so good to glue pull. German cars have lovely paint. Thanks for watching and commenting Martin
Thank you Alan I really appreciate your kind comment...... yes it’s definitely an Art sometimes! I’m happy to share these adventures with you guys! Thanks Martin
Nice job Martin, it came out nice and clean as usual! 👏I've also never managed to get them pillar clips out in one piece, they are such a bad design, they must sell hundreds of them lol! 😉
Thanks Jake, never came across them before. Luckily they had them in stock the same day so I bought a few extra! I bet they do sell loads too! Thanks for watching Jake..... you will like my next one for sure 🤣😬🇬🇧👊🏻
Very impressive. I've done bodywork in the past, I'm always impressed with advances in tools and techniques. What most impressed me was that tool to reflect all those lines on the car. That would be so handy, not just for repairs, but to show people the quality of the end result.
Hi James thanks for your comment. You can buy these inspection boards from most PDR tool shops They are called inspection discs And yes they are excellent for quality control Thanks Martin
I have never seen this done before. I have tried to do similar myself but ended up with little dents that needed to be flattened and sprayed afterwards. This was brilliant. It must take a lot of training to achieve that sort of fine work.
Hi Honest Chris thanks for watching and I’m very happy you enjoyed the repair video I hope you subscribed to my channel. Yes it takes years of practice to get the dents out without damaging the paint or the metal surface. I’m sure you can appreciate from your past experience Again thanks for watching and keep safe Martin
@@dentremover01 thank you for the reply Martin. I believe in giving credit where it is due. What you do is more like an art, just the same as it is when a potter throws a pot or a glass blower makes an attractive ornament. I am always impressed when people do the things that I cant do and yes, I have subscribed.
Another perfect job! Always a pleasure to watch your videos and always learning something from your narrating way you teach. Thanks for sharing your time.
hi Funkyt, Thanks for watching i really appreciate it and for the great feedback, i always think im rabbiting on and saying the same things all the time. il make sure i make future vids like this when i can Take care, Martin
Hi Everyone! Premiere for my latest video is Sunday morning @10:30am GMT...... if your a lucky one you may be having breakfast in bed at that time! I really hope you enjoy this repair video and of course the rest of your weekend Thanks Martin
Excellent work! At the start of the video I thought you had taken on a very difficult job, which it was, and I thought that you would need to do some bondo, flatting and painting, but you proved me wrong. Well done.
Hi Barry. Thanks so much for your kind comments... Yes it was a tough dent to repair and took quite a lot of effort to get it started and then at the end getting it to a smooth finish. So thanks again for watching and I’m very happy you enjoyed it. Hope you subscribed to my channel and il do my up most to continue producing great content Thanks Martin
Nice job👍 I recently subscribed to your channel. It’s amazing to see how a nasty dent can be fixed like nothing happened there. Patience is the key! You have this quality. Keep going!
Thank you Maxim for your great comment. It’s very satisfying to watch and also it is for me when I’m repairing vehicles. I love to show the public and my viewers what can be accomplished with PDR Thanks again for watching and hope you subscribed 🙌🏼
Brilliant job. My dad had a dent on the bootlid of his mokka in the same place only on the other side. He traded the car in though and didnt bother getting it fixed.
Hi Mark, thanks for watching..... maybe it’s a common place for dents on that vehicle, we often see this! Hope he got another nice car? Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed Martin
Hi Shane! I’m 40 next week.... hope your well? I remember looking at the pdr set you had at the motor college with the magnetic balls 😂 I still don’t think o could use that now! Thanks for watching I hope it was interesting Thanks Martin
Hi Ray thanks for your message. Yes it’s good isn’t it, we use different lights to show the damage up so we can repair to a very high standard. In my next video I use 2 types of light board.... check it out if you get a few minutes Thanks for watching Martin
Thanks Slingblade Jim! Really appreciate you watching and commenting.... I have another going love today hope you can catch h it! Have a nice weekend Martin
I don't know how many people could do that, it would be nice if someone who said they were a tradesman was as good as you, it's amazing the paint didn't crack. It would be interesting to know how much it should cost to fix a dent like that.
Thanks Opposite True! Really appreciate your kind words. We can repair some crazy damage and if we can make our customers happy then that’s the best thing in the world! Thanks for watching Martin
Nice repair! Give those crowns a little love after a few big pulls and go back to the glue. You'll end up with less cleanup. Also get yourself a B and D trunk jammer, and thank me later
Hi Scott thanks for your feedback. Definitely a lot to think about when repairing complex damage like this aswell as trying to think about film content at the same time! All taken onboard Thanks Martin
There is something really satisfying about watching a master craftsman at work. Outstanding work.
Wow thanks Rickie really appreciate your comment and glad you enjoyed it
Hope you subscribed to the channel
Thanks Martin
@@dentremover01 Price for this job???
That's amazing. Years ago I used to do "smart" repairs at the franchised dealerships so I've seen dozens of dent guys, and none of them could have fixed a dent that size. Quite often they made things worse!
Hi 57dogsbody thanks for your message.... it’s amazing what’s possible given the time to repair and the accepted price. I love the big nasty stuff which is probably BodyShop and like to push the boundaries to see what’s possible. I do fail too!
There’s still a lot of dent guys who just do the trade repairs and it’s all about time/money..... the going rate is less than 50 a car or 35 a panel something like that, so making a job look ok is all that they are after. I don’t do the trade as such as I like to produce the best standard without a time limit.
Did you enjoy your time as a smart repairer? What did you do
Thanks for watching and hope you’ve subscribed
Martin
As a fellow TH-cam in the PDR industry I’ll say that it’s incredibly difficult to find time to absorb other peoples content. I try to catch Martins videos whenever possible..... not only is he a superb tech, but a fantastic human.
Keep it up and congratulations on huge views!
Thanks Jim il second that! It’s always hard to find the time to view other PDR vids when we have so much other stuff to do! You have an amazing library of videos to suit everyone and that’s a super achievement 🙌🏼 likewise super technician... don’t take no shit and tells it how it is 👊🏼 il catch up with you soon dude
How I would love for you to come out with a video on how to understand and navigate around the line board & how to read it from with its reflection
Wow! When I was in college in the early 1990's, I took some auto body courses to work on my own car, not as a career choice, and no one was doing this kind of detail work. They were teaching us to work the dent out a bit, then fill it with bondo and let the paint do the rest. What you did here is nothing less than art. Just amazing!
Hi Sean! Thank you for your great comment! I too did a similar course where the instructor hit a piece of metal with a hammer and we were told to fix it. Used filler like you did
I often look back at that and smile, the skills have improved over the years
PDR has been around for a long time, I did see a set at college but thought it was a gimmick!!
Thanks again for your kind words and glad I could show you something new 😉
Merry Christmas
Martin
I love this works help me❤
Hey bud, this was a fantastic in depth video.
I wouldn’t doubt editing and audioing this took as long as the repair.
My oldest just turned 20 and put his two weeks in at his job to come with me and start learning.
He will be watching A LOT of your videos Martin so I really appreciate how detailed you are in explaining our process.
You’re actually helping me too, with how i will be verbally explaining as he learns.
Hope you and Miss G are well my friend.
Hey Tommy & Jamie! My pleasure and yea the editing takes around 50-80mm a each video!!
Happy birthday to you d d
DingKing I wish him all the success and he has you as a great teacher 🙌🏼
We’re great thanks, just away camping this weekend and it’s 10 degrees and pissing it down!
I took my car to a PDR place on the IOW UK and was very very disappointed with the result and being charged £150 for it.. I watched a few PDR videos and improved on what had been done (that's how bad the 'expert' was ) but you sir are a magnificent Magician, it is craftsman like you that set the bar for excellence.
Awesome! I would wish all damages could be removed like this! Very excellent work.
Thanks for the working details Martin. The meaning is hidden in such little things. These videos really help
My pleasure, thanks for watching Vadim
Patience is a virtue. When combined with knowledge, skills and the correct tools, this can be the result. Awesome job!
Thank you King Fu!
So sorry for the late reply
Wish you well 🙌🏼
تعرف ان لمذا اعشق عملك واحبوك انت شخصيا تعلم لمذا سوف اخبرك لانك لست انسان حساد او بخيل في تصوير وشرح لناس يعني ان كا عرابي افهمك وتعلمت الكثير منك واشكراك اطال الله في عمرك ويبارك في صحاتك وان ادعي لك في كل صالاتي ان الله يوفقك في عملك وشكرا
مرحبا قاضي. واو ، شكرًا مرة أخرى ، لقد أعطيتني ملاحظات رائعة ومن الجيد حقًا أن تعرف أن ما أعرضه للمراقب يسهل رؤيته وأن المعلومات التي أقدمها سهلة الاستيعاب. il استمر في إجراء العديد من الإصلاحات وحاول شرح قدر ما أنا استطيع. أنا سعيد حقًا بتعلمك من مقاطع الفيديو الخاصة بي أيضًا. شكرًا martin
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no one can understand how incredibly difficult it is to perform a repair of such a class, or how many years of sweat and training are behind it, you are a role model for the pdr industry.
best regards Thomas
Thank you Thomas i really appreciate your comment. Yes it takes a while to get to a point wher you can make an ugly dent look nice…
Thanks for watching and take care
Martin
I agree with you he's a great teacher
Thank you
Craftsman at his best,i learned so much!
For example : i learned ; to call you instead of trying myself.
I don't have this level of patience😂
Been a aircraft paintsprayer and finisher that is brilliant how it's done saves a lot of reprinting etc
Thanks Mark. Aircraft repairs are an art too. Both very satisfying jobs
Hope you enjoyed and subscribed
Thanks Martin
If that was my car, I’d be very happy with that result!
Thank you I really appreciate your kind comment 🙌🏼
Nice. Seeing this kind of work, it always amazes me to see how flexible car paint is. Even with these pretty sharp-edged dents, it didn't come off during the repair and remained intact, as if nothing had happened.
Hi Omar yes it surprises me too! I did a repair yesterday which required shrinking, super sharp
Tools, heat, cold and lots of tapping and the paint was still ok. So it certainly can take a beating
like the camerawork. ... and of course the bodywork
Excellent thank you
That is truly amazing. It demonstrates the fantastic adhesion of modern paints to the metal surface. I was expecting the paint to pull away, leaving some kind of paint repair necessary - maybe even a bit of filler and a complete panel spray. It is as if the Forth rail bridge were held up by the strength of its paint!
Hi Paul. Yes I’m too amazed how the paint keeps intact sometimes. On some vehicles you can see the paint react and it’s quite nerve wracking but then it heels itself. I bet older paints wouldn’t stand up to the glue pulling. Japanese cars have really thin paint so they are not so good to glue pull. German cars have lovely paint.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Martin
Wow, what a great job. How long end to end did this repair take and what did it cost the customer?
It is a science and art combination. Good craftsmanship is required for this work. ❤️🙏
Stunning work my friend. I love watching a craftsman.
Thank you Alan I really appreciate your kind comment...... yes it’s definitely an Art sometimes! I’m happy to share these adventures with you guys!
Thanks Martin
A true artist and craftsman at work. Well done.
Thank you Smiffy Man!
1st class work,pride in what he does as well ,a rare phenomina these days
Jesus mate your a genius 👍👌👌👌
Wow thank you Steven!!
Just amazing, damn that I do not live in UK, would bring my merc to you for a dent repair. Nice job!
Thank you! I’m sure there will be techs closer to home that are good?
nice job .. saved the owner a lot of money
Thank you Bjarke for your comment I hope you enjoyed the video
Incredible work. You have got golden hands, man!
Wow thank you AdamCinematic- saw hands too at times!!
Nice job Martin, it came out nice and clean as usual! 👏I've also never managed to get them pillar clips out in one piece, they are such a bad design, they must sell hundreds of them lol! 😉
Thanks Jake, never came across them before. Luckily they had them in stock the same day so I bought a few extra! I bet they do sell loads too!
Thanks for watching Jake..... you will like my next one for sure 🤣😬🇬🇧👊🏻
@@dentremover01Can't wait, look forward to it 👍
A master craftsman at work. Beautiful
Very impressive. I've done bodywork in the past, I'm always impressed with advances in tools and techniques. What most impressed me was that tool to reflect all those lines on the car. That would be so handy, not just for repairs, but to show people the quality of the end result.
Hi James thanks for your comment. You can buy these inspection boards from most PDR tool shops
They are called inspection discs
And yes they are excellent for quality control
Thanks Martin
I have never seen this done before. I have tried to do similar myself but ended up with little dents that needed to be flattened and sprayed afterwards. This was brilliant. It must take a lot of training to achieve that sort of fine work.
Hi Honest Chris thanks for watching and I’m very happy you enjoyed the repair video I hope you subscribed to my channel.
Yes it takes years of practice to get the dents out without damaging the paint or the metal surface. I’m sure you can appreciate from your past experience
Again thanks for watching and keep safe
Martin
@@dentremover01 thank you for the reply Martin. I believe in giving credit where it is due. What you do is more like an art, just the same as it is when a potter throws a pot or a glass blower makes an attractive ornament. I am always impressed when people do the things that I cant do and yes, I have subscribed.
Great to watch a real craftsman at work. Outstanding job.
Draw droppingly good that Martin , can't believe it would come out with it being so bad a crease . Top man :)
Hi Mark thank you! yes it was a deep one, still a few small ripples but it was 98% and our customer was delighted!!
Thanks Martin
Another perfect job! Always a pleasure to watch your videos and always learning something from your narrating way you teach. Thanks for sharing your time.
hi Funkyt, Thanks for watching i really appreciate it and for the great feedback, i always think im rabbiting on and saying the same things all the time.
il make sure i make future vids like this when i can
Take care, Martin
Amazing what you can do! Inspired me to get a few bits off ebay and have a go at my Daughter's 20 year battered old Peugeot.
Wow unbelievable. Never thought a dent repair would come out as good as that 👌
Hi Everyone! Premiere for my latest video is Sunday morning @10:30am GMT...... if your a lucky one you may be having breakfast in bed at that time!
I really hope you enjoy this repair video and of course the rest of your weekend
Thanks Martin
Excellent skills and LOTS of patience!
Thank Red Pill yes it takes super patience and determination sometimes!
Hope you subscribed for more great repair videos?!
Thanks Martin
Perfect robot. I watch your videos are good. I'm also learning to do it.
Excellent work! At the start of the video I thought you had taken on a very difficult job, which it was, and I thought that you would need to do some bondo, flatting and painting, but you proved me wrong. Well done.
Hi Barry. Thanks so much for your kind comments...
Yes it was a tough dent to repair and took quite a lot of effort to get it started and then at the end getting it to a smooth finish.
So thanks again for watching and I’m very happy you enjoyed it. Hope you subscribed to my channel and il do my up most to continue producing great content
Thanks Martin
Nice job👍 I recently subscribed to your channel. It’s amazing to see how a nasty dent can be fixed like nothing happened there. Patience is the key! You have this quality. Keep going!
Thank you Maxim for your great comment. It’s very satisfying to watch and also it is for me when I’m repairing vehicles. I love to show the public and my viewers what can be accomplished with PDR
Thanks again for watching and hope you subscribed 🙌🏼
Great job. No words of appreciation are adequate.
Thank you Shameek really appreciate your kind comment
Take care, Martin
Brilliant job. My dad had a dent on the bootlid of his mokka in the same place only on the other side. He traded the car in though and didnt bother getting it fixed.
Hi Mark, thanks for watching..... maybe it’s a common place for dents on that vehicle, we often see this! Hope he got another nice car?
Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed
Martin
Amazing work love watching your videos 👍 👍
Thank you Dave!!
So satisfying to watch a truly skilled craftsman at work!! Absolutely brilliant piece of work.
Wow just found your channel my trucks are beat up and your work is really making me want to try to fix up the body! It’s inspiring!
That absolutely amazing. Truly outstanding work!
Thank you for your kind words, merry Christmas and happy new year
Your very good at what you do, well done.
love watching you work!
Thank you Claudia B
Brilliant son ! Wish I had half your patience.
Always delivering upstanding craftsmanship master brilliant job👍👏
Such a clean repair ! Very nice job, thanks for the video :)
Thank you Thomas
Truly astounding craftsmanship.
Nice work Martin, you’re probably older now than when I was teaching! Best wishes Shane
Hi Shane! I’m 40 next week.... hope your well?
I remember looking at the pdr set you had at the motor college with the magnetic balls 😂 I still don’t think o could use that now!
Thanks for watching I hope it was interesting
Thanks Martin
@@dentremover01 happy birthday!
Thanks Emilio!!!
Repair looks better than the other side 😂
Haha thank you! That’s what I like to hear!
Amazing. Fantastic craftmanship well done!.
Hi Peter. Thank you very much
Martin
True artistry or should we call it dentistry. Maybe not. Great work and I've made a note of you, just in case I need you in the future.
Excellent Video, brilliant dent removal, top marks,,,👍👍👍👍👏👏👏☺
Thank you Dino really appreciate your comment
Outstanding job as always, Martin 👌🔝. Another Big Thumb for you 👍👍👍
Lol thanks Francisco👍
@@dentremover01 You're welcome, Martin, you're a real Master!
Thanks again 😊
Like new again, great jobs bro. It saves a lots of money for the costumes.
Thank you Jrysray it certainly does, quicker, better. And cheaper
Thanks for watching and hope you subscribed
Martin
Excellent workmanship,a true professional.
Your good at that mate I take my hat off to you ,old jimmy
Just came across your channel and subscribed. Really nice work
Hi Tim Thanks! Really appreciate you watching and subscribing. Plenty more videos coming up soon
Thanks Martin
Best technician:)
Thank you Peter very kind of you
outstanding work, thanks for sharing.
Thank you Victor 😊
Amazing, what skill and perfection.
Good job exelent condition 👍👍👍🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲
Very good on such a difficult dent😏😊👍👌💯
Very excellent work. Great job. Well Done
Thank you Kutalmis really appreciate your kind words glad you enjoyed it.
Hope you subscribed to our channel
Thanks martin
So very professional
Thanks John Clive
Thats a hundred percent blend!!!
You’re an artist...
Vary impressive & well done !
Hi Julian thank you
That reflect line thing is a gr8 idea I've never seen 👍
Hi Ray thanks for your message. Yes it’s good isn’t it, we use different lights to show the damage up so we can repair to a very high standard. In my next video I use 2 types of light board.... check it out if you get a few minutes
Thanks for watching
Martin
Now THAT was impressive...........................................
Thanks Slingblade Jim! Really appreciate you watching and commenting.... I have another going love today hope you can catch h it!
Have a nice weekend
Martin
The words Fecking clever come to mind
Respect from Turkiye 👏👏👏👏
That Mokka's a shocker.
You can have that mate.
Perfect service !
Fabulous Workmanship
Thank you Peter really appreciate your time watching the video,
Hope you subscribed to the channel
Take care, Martin
a work of an artist
This is therapy for me
Thanks Raul, in that case you will love my next video- I go right into the repair close up
Should be out in a week or two
Thanks Martin
@@dentremover01 I'm ready for it!
Excellent service
Very good job.
Congratulations.
Hi Vagner thank you!
Great stuff a master of your skill!!👌👊👊
Thank you mate ☺️ appreciate your comment especially coming from a fellow panel beater
Take care
Martin
Thanks friend...jose.....of medellín Colombia....
Thank you very much Jose
Cheers dude 🥃
Much appreciated
Another good video 👍
Lol Thanks Dude! No problem at all and Cheers 🍻
That is fantastic job!! Well done!! :-)
Thank you Phil
Crazy man. Its magic
Thanks DirtyDean!!
I don't know how many people could do that, it would be nice if someone who said they were a tradesman was as good as you, it's amazing the paint didn't crack. It would be interesting to know how much it should cost to fix a dent like that.
Thanks Opposite True! Really appreciate your kind words. We can repair some crazy damage and if we can make our customers happy then that’s the best thing in the world! Thanks for watching
Martin
Outstanding skill.
Thanks Jo Soap!
Really appreciate your comment
Hope you subscribed to our channel we have great repair videos coming out all the time!
Thanks martin
amazing workmanship!
Thank you Dave Merry Christmas
Most people wouldn't have your patience 😜. Well done
Just love these tutorials really well done
Yep! great stuff Sir .......lovely job .
Great work mate! Enjoying your videos
Excellent job as always!
Thank you Jonathan! Cheers!
Nice work Martin😮perfect💪👌✌️
Thanks Morten
Nice repair! Give those crowns a little love after a few big pulls and go back to the glue. You'll end up with less cleanup. Also get yourself a B and D trunk jammer, and thank me later
Hi Scott thanks for your feedback. Definitely a lot to think about when repairing complex damage like this aswell as trying to think about film content at the same time! All taken onboard
Thanks Martin
Why do you like the Prop n Lock better than the conventional hood props? You have use 1 or 2?