This process is an art form it should not be performed by do-it-yourselfers, this was an absolute professional job and it is one of the only three times I've seen someone get this kind of crease out. Your work was flawless and you're definitely an artist. I've been in the restoration business for over 30 years and we have a guy that comes by and does this type of work and he is absolutely amazing and you definitely matched his expertise. Outstanding video.
@@ProPDRofGa what do you do when a dent is on the opposing side of the gas cap when it's asymmetric located all the way ok the opposite side with a tank divider/anti slosh plate inside?
@@jonathangarzon2798 if there is no way to get a tool to it from within the tank then most likely it will not be repairable with PDR. Glue pulling is an option but it’s rarely effective on tanks.
Stephen, thank you again for this repair. I am so glad that I found you before I shipped this tank across country for repair. I know that no one could have done a better job than what you have done for us. I will be sending anyone needing repairs to you. Great job!!
@@ProPDRofGa Excellent result I did a friend's Honda 4 tank about thirty years ago it had four or five dents but I managed to push them all out through the filler hole with whatever tools I had around at the time and ended up with a nice straight tank
As a former professional motorcycle mechanic and workshop owner I have never come across such an outstanding restorative work of art as this! Your craftsmanship and determination to do your very best to ensure that your client received workmanship of the very highest standard really shines through in the sheer beauty of this restoration. That you were able to achieve such remarkable results without damaging the original, custom limited edition paintwork is truly outstanding! Its been an absolute pleasure to see a Master at his Craft, thank you for making and sharing your video.
15 years as a body man, off and on for years after and I can tell you that what you did with that tank is amazing. It does seem to get easier when you have that reassurance from the customer that it’s ok if you crack the paint...you can work past the point that you think is safe. Sometimes you win and sometimes not. I’m very impressed.
These new sheet metal repair techniques are really amazing. Last year, my car was damaged by hail that was only two months old, and these craftsmen restored it to perfect condition. This is really wonderful. I like !
This guy is awesome! Just goes to show some things are not impossible. From the beginning of this video i just knew that there was no way that dent would come all the way out. But that tank looked like brand new after he was finished. That is truly incredible. This guy knows his stuff!
They actually are impossible, this is total BS, the end of the video is the original undamaged tank. Don't be so gullible. When you dent your gas tank it's going to need to be stripped, pulled, filled, primed, sanded, based, and cleared... or it's gonna be in the garbage. There is no magic in this world, don't look for it.
WOW! Just Wow. I would like to see more detail on how you worked the crease and what tools you used to knock it down without damaging the paint. Good Job!
A lot of these guys don't want to show the tools & technique, that's their secret. I did see a car dent remover clip a few years ago, that did show everything. He was getting a deep crease out of a SUV rear door, amazing job.
I was a PDR tech firm Dent Wizard years back and later went independent. Did very little work on motorcycles but when you got to the stretched mound I too thought no matter where you go from there it'll never look unnoticeable. That is some fantastic work! The reason I looked this up because my brothers bike tank got dented and I was looking for some quick solutions. He also is an old PDR tech and still has most of his tools. Probably just going to do it PDR method. It's a simple dent with no crease or smiles. Should pop easily. Once again, that's phenomenal repair !
I spent 35 years in the car business 15 in wholesale and as a used car manager. Set up thousands of cars and have used mechanics like you in the past.. There are some that are junk to very good. You are in the top 3 I have ever seen......
I really appreciate that. Locally we have a route where we service several dealers a day. I personally do motorcycles at my shop on the weekends and evenings but we do dealer work primarily.
Wow. Incredible. Ive watched a few of these dent repair videos and really am stunned by the results. Ive been in the conventional body repair business for over 40 years. Bravo.
Yep, I agree with Warren below. I am a custom painter too and I am astonished, you are so talented, patient and impressive. Thanks for sharing a little of your skill. Well done Sir.
Doing restoration and custom paint for almost 40 years I would have never believed this was possible years ago. What a great way to avoid conventional paint and body work. Amazing.
Stephen thank you for sharing the honesty moment there when you had all but given up. It would have been easy to gloss over that in this video. Great tutorial & camera work btw 👍
Very Awesome work on that Harley tank Ive owned and rode many Motorcycles in my life I’m 56 years old and bt far that was one of the best gas tank repairs ive ever seen on one messed up that badly more importantly a Paintless repair Ive always wondered why no one has made a Elecro Magnet repair system that would allow you to insert shaped Steel peices inside the tank and pull using a very strong magnetic force of course with that very cool Vise set up you have and your process perhaps there is no need to do repairs any other way i’m quite impressed that you got that sharp crease out as well as you did i know years ago petiole used to build weird contraptions to try and reach all parts of the tanks thru the fuel holes one time at a Flea Market in Florida a group of guys were selling off their contents of a Motorcycle repair shop they closed and they had a box of all these weird shaped items they welded up so i inquired about them and thats what they used to try and straighten damaged tanks as much as they could before they sent them to a painter i didnt have a need for the box so i passed it up and bought some other things they had that i could use living and riding in Florida all the sand on the roads could pit a face shield pretty quickly so i bought some NOS they had then shared them with freinds for my cost which was close to a dollar each
That’s absolutely incredible. I wish this guy could straighten out my life like that. It’s all dented and stretched out to. I bet that buffer would feel good to.
Aren't those dents and scratches called memories? If you lose them you'll lose the good ones and might repeat the bad ones 🤔 Maybe just skip straight to the buffer 😁
I'm not a paint expert but I'm a fabricator and anyway yea I as green I could see the left over damage. no surprise tho that tank was fucked. dude did a killer job idk how cost effective this is tho vs a new tank
The tank looked so bad at the first of the video. I am impressed at what a great job you did on getting those stretched creases out. I used to help paint motorcycle tanks back in the 70’s and I usually had to use filler & repaint. Good job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
You should pay yourself on the back, that was an amazing job. I've worked on several dented tanks and that's one of the most professional jobs I've ever seen. Cya
It hurts just to watch this video. After over a month of sanding glazing, painting, and top coating my gas tank....i was was working on my bike and it fell over and dented the tank. Can't even describe that much anger.
Impressive craftsmanship. I had a 77 Super Glide with a similar dent, tried the freezing water routine, no workie.. Shame these techniques weren't around back in 77. If they were I never knew or saw it. Good job.
I've been chopping/fabricating custom looks for bikes for some time, and I could have spent a month on this job and not come close to your level of work. Beautiful work, my friend.
Dropping a motorcycle as I have done will dent a tank. Wish I had known somebody that could straighten the metal out on my Super Glide tank. I sold the bike for $800. The new owner parted out the bike and that tank ended up on a shelf in a friends car and bike shop. Probably still there after over 30 years! Nice work!
Steve at Dent Hog GA, I saw the Sportster tank, the Special # tank. That guy puts the "T" on Technition. This happened 11yrs ago, but the guy has the skills... MAD skills! He almost quit on the tank but man, he stuck with it and was Victorious. Good work.
Impressive! Did not expect you to be able to get that crease out, but you did an exceptional job. I have got to remember patience when attempting any job like this one. As you mentioned, it would be easy to throw in the towel on that one. Perseverance pays!
Thank you 👍. I have other videos showing the tools and some techniques but the truth is that unless someone is committed to purchasing an extensive array of tools and spending a chunk of change on training and then have years to develop the skills, you won’t being doing repairs like these anyway.
The heat will cut down the life of the clear cote in half, at least. Motorcycles live a easy life, compared to cars. I live in the Rockies, lots of hail. People tried this, because of insurance companies. Most, now just take the money & have the vehicle painted. You definitely did an excellent job! PDR, definitely has its time & place.
Yeah, this is A 1 job. Specially taking out that deep cut like crease and bringing it back up to the level where it's impossible to see it had a damage before. You definitely earned props !
Excellent job, I dropped my bike few months back, she hit a building block. Sad to say here I am with a sharp dent on my tank. Thing is I'm going to try an fix it myself. So just to say I really appreciate your video THANKS
Great job!! That is a $3100 Harley Roadster tank. You could get them through Harley as part of a Cafe' racer package. I had a 2016 Harley Roadster & considered it when one was made available to me but didn't do it.
Anybody can pull a Dent out of a piece of metal and hammer, grind, fill, and Paint it. But when its already a Finished surface that's a different story PDR people are truly Artist in reshaping Metal without damaging the Paint or surrounding area and making an undetectable Repair Excellent repair
Just to think of all the original tanks and guards that were thrown away in the 60's, 70's and 80's because guys like you didn't exist is heartbreaking.
Sand Panda I hear ya, it’s always fun getting to work on older bikes and restoration jobs. I have some videos like that on my channel if you haven’t seen them yet.
Fantastic job! It's great to watch quality craftsmanship at work. It would be good to see the tools that were used on the inside. It would also be interesting to see a demo of this done on a transparent plastic tank to see the processes involved. I suppose you can't give too many secrets away or we'd all be doing our own repairs!!
That was amazing. I was sure the crease was going to put the death-nail into that beautiful tank. Great job. I hope I never have to use your services but if I do I'm calling you.
Outstanding , the point where you had a dent and a mountain just looked like Id tried to do it myself , the end result is amazing , Ill bet that paint job cost thousands , many thousands.
I’m here because I have dents in my tank. I bought a PDR “kit” off Amazon for less than $20. Had two pullers, a scraper, some glue sticks and the pieces you glue to the dented area. I had very low expectations but figured for $20 it was worth a shot. To my surprise 90% of the dent came out after 1 failed attempt and 2 good pulls. The dent is barely there now. The dent was the size of a a baseball and as deep as 3/4 of a inch. All but a tiny bit is gone. I used gorilla glue sticks due to the sticks from the kit being too small for my glue gun. The 2nd pull which was really the first real pull blew my mind watching the dent come up right in from of my eyes. Then the next pull really shrank the dent to almost nothing. After that I could not get more of it out and burnt the shit out of my thumb, so I boxed it and got to paint correction. Pro PDR guys have my UTMOST respect. I bet that is one heck of a satisfying job. Closest thing I have ever seen to magic. Cool jig for holding tanks. I sure wish we were in the same area. I bet you could make my tank look perfect.
This is a dieing trade. Many body shops would rather fill it in simply because they dont have a skilled dent man. Taking a dent out of a fender is one thing but going inside a tank like that is amazing.
@@ProPDRofGa It's sad indictment on the world when people don't believe what a gifted craftsman with a passion for their craft is capable of. I wonder how they think watches were made or repaired 100 years ago.... keep up the great work
Is it a testament to your skill, or to Harleys paint, that everything came out so well. One thing I hoped I would have seen was the final result with your lights shining on it. What are those lights that show how misaligned things are called anyway?
ACoustaDC they are just PDR lights...come in all sizes and colors. You can find them at just about any legit PDR tool company. I won’t toot my own horn but I will say Harley’s have great paint and loads of clear....pretty forgiving to work with.
Ur vid caught my eye, sparked my intrest so I watched and I freaking blown away. What a masterful technique! I guess I'm not going to worry too much About those little ding on top of A fender I have. I'm sure somebody in Tucson Arizona can fix it. Way to go man congratulations.
I have an old honda trail bike with a dent with a sharp crease in it - bigger but not as extreme - you've given me hope - just bought a PDR kit and it will be my first time attempting pdr (watching lots of videos and learning lots!). thanks!
This process is an art form it should not be performed by do-it-yourselfers, this was an absolute professional job and it is one of the only three times I've seen someone get this kind of crease out. Your work was flawless and you're definitely an artist. I've been in the restoration business for over 30 years and we have a guy that comes by and does this type of work and he is absolutely amazing and you definitely matched his expertise.
Outstanding video.
Thank you very much for the accolades and feedback. I really appreciate that 👍.
@@ProPDRofGa what do you do when a dent is on the opposing side of the gas cap when it's asymmetric located all the way ok the opposite side with a tank divider/anti slosh plate inside?
@@jonathangarzon2798 if there is no way to get a tool to it from within the tank then most likely it will not be repairable with PDR. Glue pulling is an option but it’s rarely effective on tanks.
Nice job 👍 I paint n do bodywork. But that was amazing. Very clean for the damage that was done! Nice
What do you charge for dent removal on a gas tank? Do you also do paint touch up?
You did an absolutely incredible job on that !!!!! Wouldn’t have believed you got out all defects had I not seen it
Thank you very much 👍
Stephen, thank you again for this repair. I am so glad that I found you before I shipped this tank across country for repair. I know that no one could have done a better job than what you have done for us. I will be sending anyone needing repairs to you. Great job!!
Tim Morton man I really appreciate ya! Thanks again for trusting me with it, glad your son loved it 👍🏻
Beautiful work. Are we allowed to know what the cost for this repair was? I’m extremely curious!
@@ProPDRofGa
Excellent result
I did a friend's Honda 4 tank about thirty years ago it had four or five dents but I managed to push them all out through the filler hole with whatever tools I had around at the time and ended up with a nice straight tank
As a former professional motorcycle mechanic and workshop owner I have never come across such an outstanding restorative work of art as this!
Your craftsmanship and determination to do your very best to ensure that your client received workmanship of the very highest standard really shines through in the sheer beauty of this restoration.
That you were able to achieve such remarkable results without damaging the original, custom limited edition paintwork is truly outstanding!
Its been an absolute pleasure to see a Master at his Craft, thank you for making and sharing your video.
Stephen, you're a master. The dent is one thing but getting that hard crease out was epic!
Just my own curiosity, if someone knows, did the bike fall or did something fall into it.
yeah hes a master indeed,i've been doing body work and restoration for 40 years,outstanding craftsman,take a bow
15 years as a body man, off and on for years after and I can tell you that what you did with that tank is amazing. It does seem to get easier when you have that reassurance from the customer that it’s ok if you crack the paint...you can work past the point that you think is safe. Sometimes you win and sometimes not. I’m very impressed.
Well that is amazing
I'm not any kind of authority but I recognize genius when I see it, you Sir, are a genius.
TOGunslinger 🙏 thank you, I really appreciate that.
I do not know about genius, but he's highly skilled at what he does.
Johnny Railroad I’ve never claimed to be a genius 😂
@@ProPDRofGa I know. It's just that someone else mentioned it. You're a skilled man.
That is pure professional talent.
These new sheet metal repair techniques are really amazing. Last year, my car was damaged by hail that was only two months old, and these craftsmen restored it to perfect condition.
This is really wonderful.
I like !
That’s awesome! 👍
@@ProPDRofGa You and masters like you are great... Solve such problems in such a good way :)
This guy is awesome! Just goes to show some things are not impossible. From the beginning of this video i just knew that there was no way that dent would come all the way out. But that tank looked like brand new after he was finished. That is truly incredible. This guy knows his stuff!
Thanks man, really appreciate that 👍🏻
They actually are impossible, this is total BS, the end of the video is the original undamaged tank. Don't be so gullible. When you dent your gas tank it's going to need to be stripped, pulled, filled, primed, sanded, based, and cleared... or it's gonna be in the garbage. There is no magic in this world, don't look for it.
I had a local shop repair a dent in my tank. This is truly a talent. You guys who do this work are amazing...my hats off to you.
WOW! Just Wow. I would like to see more detail on how you worked the crease and what tools you used to knock it down without damaging the paint. Good Job!
A lot of these guys don't want to show the tools & technique, that's their secret.
I did see a car dent remover clip a few years ago, that did show everything.
He was getting a deep crease out of a SUV rear door, amazing job.
I call fake
I was a PDR tech firm Dent Wizard years back and later went independent. Did very little work on motorcycles but when you got to the stretched mound I too thought no matter where you go from there it'll never look unnoticeable. That is some fantastic work! The reason I looked this up because my brothers bike tank got dented and I was looking for some quick solutions. He also is an old PDR tech and still has most of his tools. Probably just going to do it PDR method. It's a simple dent with no crease or smiles. Should pop easily.
Once again, that's phenomenal repair !
I really appreciate the compliments and for checking out the video. My dad got his start with Dent Wizard also and then trained me 👍
He worked a miracle on that tank!!! Pure genius, No brag, just fact!!!!!
I spent 35 years in the car business 15 in wholesale and as a used car manager. Set up thousands of cars and have used mechanics like you in the past.. There are some that are junk to very good. You are in the top 3 I have ever seen......
I really appreciate that. Locally we have a route where we service several dealers a day. I personally do motorcycles at my shop on the weekends and evenings but we do dealer work primarily.
No way , that is an incredible repair. Very impressive work..
Wow. Incredible. Ive watched a few of these dent repair videos and really am stunned by the results. Ive been in the conventional body repair business for over 40 years. Bravo.
Amazing! I know body work and painting but I’ve never seen anything like this. Truly a valuable skill.
Yep, I agree with Warren below. I am a custom painter too and I am astonished, you are so talented, patient and impressive. Thanks for sharing a little of your skill. Well done Sir.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate you checking out our videos and the feedback.
I work in the industry very specific to this and im seriously impressed that’s a talent sir keep doing it.
That's astonishing! I used to repair tanks for a living and I have never seen anything remotely like this. Truly amazing.
Amazing repair! That thing looked like a goner. Nice save, awesome skills, great video!
You did an outstanding job and you should be very proud! All Harley dealers shops should contact you!
John Cannon I do work for a few local Harley dealers and have one in CT that sends me stuff periodically.
Don't know how this showed up in my feed but, Sir you have the skills and talent.
103m95g thank you man, I’m glad it showed up in your feed 😆
Doing restoration and custom paint for almost 40 years I would have never believed this was possible years ago. What a great way to avoid conventional paint and body work. Amazing.
Stephen thank you for sharing the honesty moment there when you had all but given up. It would have been easy to gloss over that in this video. Great tutorial & camera work btw 👍
Dan McGrath no problem man, hope it motivates guys to push their limits.
Very Awesome work on that Harley tank Ive owned and rode many Motorcycles in my life I’m 56 years old and bt far that was one of the best gas tank repairs ive ever seen on one messed up that badly more importantly a Paintless repair Ive always wondered why no one has made a Elecro Magnet repair system that would allow you to insert shaped Steel peices inside the tank and pull using a very strong magnetic force of course with that very cool Vise set up you have and your process perhaps there is no need to do repairs any other way i’m quite impressed that you got that sharp crease out as well as you did i know years ago petiole used to build weird contraptions to try and reach all parts of the tanks thru the fuel holes one time at a Flea Market in Florida a group of guys were selling off their contents of a Motorcycle repair shop they closed and they had a box of all these weird shaped items they welded up so i inquired about them and thats what they used to try and straighten damaged tanks as much as they could before they sent them to a painter i didnt have a need for the box so i passed it up and bought some other things they had that i could use living and riding in Florida all the sand on the roads could pit a face shield pretty quickly so i bought some NOS they had then shared them with freinds for my cost which was close to a dollar each
Craig Monteforte cool 😎 I would have been curious to see what those tools looked like 👍🏻 thanks for watching and for the compliments, I appreciate it.
Good Lord brother! You're a Craftsman sir.
I've seen tons of paintless dent repair videos but that one really takes the cake.
I’m happy you liked it, thanks for the feedback 👍 👍
Awesome work!! You did a great job with that tank. Cheers
Unbelievable best work ever !! Best tank work I have seen in 50 years of Riding...
Wow, that's impressive! Great job!!!
An all American craftsman. Great job
Joseph Beattie I was actually born in England 🇬🇧 but raised in Georgia 🇺🇸...not sure I can technically claim to be “all” American 😂
That’s absolutely incredible. I wish this guy could straighten out my life like that. It’s all dented and stretched out to. I bet that buffer would feel good to.
Aren't those dents and scratches called memories? If you lose them you'll lose the good ones and might repeat the bad ones 🤔 Maybe just skip straight to the buffer 😁
@@sethc6663 I have one in my 95 Heritage! Was run out of the road, someone crossed the yellow line up near Smith Mountain Lake!
I think removing that tank from the motorcycle would be harder than working on the dent itself just saying.
I was skeptical about the crease ...... man was I blown away by the result. Well done !!!!!!
mikmerl1 thank you 🙏
Trained body shop repair guy like myself can see things !!! But u saved the paint . Good job
I'm not a paint expert but I'm a fabricator and anyway yea I as green I could see the left over damage. no surprise tho that tank was fucked. dude did a killer job idk how cost effective this is tho vs a new tank
The tank looked so bad at the first of the video. I am impressed at what a great job you did on getting those stretched creases out. I used to help paint motorcycle tanks back in the 70’s and I usually had to use filler & repaint. Good job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Michael Chance thank you 🙏 I appreciate the feedback 👍🏻
Mad , Mad skills my man !!
Dude, I wish I could train for PDR. I worked in Collision Repair since 1975. Retired now. You are very good at what you do. 👍
Thank you 👍
Tank looks amazing great job but I'm still trying to find out why the tank is so expensive
Michael Franke no idea but I do remember him saying it was around a 20k Sportster.
every year for one model or 2 Harley releases a numbered paint set they are anywhere from $4,000-$9,000 to buy
That is the best PDR repair I have ever seen. Incredible
Stuart McDowell thank you I appreciate that 👍🏻
You should pay yourself on the back, that was an amazing job. I've worked on several dented tanks and that's one of the most professional jobs I've ever seen. Cya
David Sharek thank you man, I really appreciate that.
I'm a body man myself 40 years, that is patients, persistence and insight to see the next push... great job !
I DID NOT think that was coming out. WOW!
Now I know where science and art and human effort meet. You are great !
Kamran Shaukat I really appreciate that 👍🏻
It hurts just to watch this video. After over a month of sanding glazing, painting, and top coating my gas tank....i was was working on my bike and it fell over and dented the tank. Can't even describe that much anger.
Neville man I’m sorry to hear that.
Impressive craftsmanship. I had a 77 Super Glide with a similar dent, tried the freezing water routine, no workie.. Shame these techniques weren't around back in 77. If they were I never knew or saw it. Good job.
Volfandt thanks for the feedback, I really appreciate it.
Wow. You guys are pretty damn awesome!
I've been chopping/fabricating custom looks for bikes for some time, and I could have spent a month on this job and not come close to your level of work. Beautiful work, my friend.
Absolutely amazing - I definitely know where I'm heading if I need some work done!
Dropping a motorcycle as I have done will dent a tank. Wish I had known somebody that could straighten the metal out on my Super Glide tank. I sold the bike for $800. The new owner parted out the bike and that tank ended up on a shelf in a friends car and bike shop. Probably still there after over 30 years! Nice work!
Steve at Dent Hog GA, I saw the Sportster tank, the Special # tank.
That guy puts the "T" on
Technition. This happened 11yrs ago, but the guy has the skills...
MAD skills! He almost quit on the tank but man,
he stuck with it and was
Victorious. Good work.
Impressive! Did not expect you to be able to get that crease out, but you did an exceptional job. I have got to remember patience when attempting any job like this one. As you mentioned, it would be easy to throw in the towel on that one. Perseverance pays!
Excellent work , a magician at work !
quality people are hard to find, people like you are well deserved what amount they ask for.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate that
WOW. A true craftsman and somebody that really cares about his customers and doing a good job.
Great job. I've been around some of these guys. Love how they never actually never let you see the tools or what they are doing.
Thank you 👍. I have other videos showing the tools and some techniques but the truth is that unless someone is committed to purchasing an extensive array of tools and spending a chunk of change on training and then have years to develop the skills, you won’t being doing repairs like these anyway.
The heat will cut down the life of the clear cote in half, at least. Motorcycles live a easy life, compared to cars. I live in the Rockies, lots of hail. People tried this, because of insurance companies. Most, now just take the money & have the vehicle painted. You definitely did an excellent job! PDR, definitely has its time & place.
Yeah, this is A 1 job. Specially taking out that deep cut like crease and bringing it back up to the level where it's impossible to see it had a damage before. You definitely earned props !
Never would have guessed anyone could have done that that good. Your truly talented 👍
Thank you 🙏
Holy crap man.... Amazing, beautiful work.
Y'all are master craftsmen.
Thanks for the inspiration and keep on trucking!
Excellent job, I dropped my bike few months back, she hit a building block. Sad to say here I am with a sharp dent on my tank. Thing is I'm going to try an fix it myself. So just to say I really appreciate your video THANKS
Great job!! That is a $3100 Harley Roadster tank. You could get them through Harley as part of a Cafe' racer package. I had a 2016 Harley Roadster & considered it when one was made available to me but didn't do it.
Chris Scharfenberger it’s a beautiful set up for sure
You did a fabulous repair of that tank. Hard to imagine there ever was any damage.
David Robins thank you 🙏
I'm ABSOLUTELY Amazed! Bravo!! Your patience and persistence got you the result you deserved!
You did a better job with the dent than the customer did with the paint! Amazing repair!!
Anybody can pull a Dent out of a piece of metal and hammer, grind, fill, and Paint it. But when its already a Finished surface that's a different story PDR people are truly Artist in reshaping Metal without damaging the Paint or surrounding area and making an undetectable Repair Excellent repair
1995dresser thank you very much for that. I really appreciate it.
That's amazing!! I would've panicked after making that raised dimple. Nice work!
Amazing job. Prefect results.
Thank for the video!
Holy hell. You did an absolute amazing job. Well done.
Thanks!
Skill and patience pays off! Sweet job!
that was incredible your good never would have thought that was possible
Thank you 👍
Fantastic job, what a pro. Enjoyed the video and honest commentary.
Thank you 👍
Just to think of all the original tanks and guards that were thrown away in the 60's, 70's and 80's because guys like you didn't exist is heartbreaking.
Sand Panda I hear ya, it’s always fun getting to work on older bikes and restoration jobs. I have some videos like that on my channel if you haven’t seen them yet.
Fantastic job! It's great to watch quality craftsmanship at work. It would be good to see the tools that were used on the inside. It would also be interesting to see a demo of this done on a transparent plastic tank to see the processes involved. I suppose you can't give too many secrets away or we'd all be doing our own repairs!!
Michael McLeary I actually have a few other videos where I show some of the tools that were used if you’re interested in checking them out 👍🏻
That was amazing. I was sure the crease was going to put the death-nail into that beautiful tank. Great job. I hope I never have to use your services but if I do I'm calling you.
Outstanding , the point where you had a dent and a mountain just looked like Id tried to do it myself , the end result is amazing , Ill bet that paint job cost thousands , many thousands.
tom thompson thank you 🙏. The customer told me the replacement on that tank was $6500 😳
@@ProPDRofGa good grief ,, ive a ducati i didnt pay that much for ,,, lol
tom thompson 🤣
I’m here because I have dents in my tank. I bought a PDR “kit” off Amazon for less than $20. Had two pullers, a scraper, some glue sticks and the pieces you glue to the dented area. I had very low expectations but figured for $20 it was worth a shot. To my surprise 90% of the dent came out after 1 failed attempt and 2 good pulls. The dent is barely there now. The dent was the size of a a baseball and as deep as 3/4 of a inch. All but a tiny bit is gone.
I used gorilla glue sticks due to the sticks from the kit being too small for my glue gun.
The 2nd pull which was really the first real pull blew my mind watching the dent come up right in from of my eyes. Then the next pull really shrank the dent to almost nothing. After that I could not get more of it out and burnt the shit out of my thumb, so I boxed it and got to paint correction.
Pro PDR guys have my UTMOST respect. I bet that is one heck of a satisfying job. Closest thing I have ever seen to magic.
Cool jig for holding tanks. I sure wish we were in the same area. I bet you could make my tank look perfect.
Most of the jobs we do are shipped to us so there’s still hope 😂
This is a dieing trade. Many body shops would rather fill it in simply because they dont have a skilled dent man. Taking a dent out of a fender is one thing but going inside a tank like that is amazing.
Thank you 👍
Outstanding job I wouldn't believe it if I didn't see it on video you sir are a craftsman/artist/wizard.👍
I'm so glad you filmed it or I wouldn't have believed it
volvogt21 I appreciate that. Honestly, some people still don’t believe it and think this is one big hoax.
@@ProPDRofGa It's sad indictment on the world when people don't believe what a gifted craftsman with a passion for their craft is capable of. I wonder how they think watches were made or repaired 100 years ago.... keep up the great work
Always impressed by quality PDR.
Is it a testament to your skill, or to Harleys paint, that everything came out so well. One thing I hoped I would have seen was the final result with your lights shining on it. What are those lights that show how misaligned things are called anyway?
ACoustaDC they are just PDR lights...come in all sizes and colors. You can find them at just about any legit PDR tool company. I won’t toot my own horn but I will say Harley’s have great paint and loads of clear....pretty forgiving to work with.
@@ProPDRofGa well the result was very impressive either way and I'm sure that you had at least 99% to do with that
You did a really nice job. Really impressed. Maybe next time you could elaborate a little bit on the tools you use
Yep sure would like to see the tools. Otherwise, it is just movie magic.
Awesome skills and craftsmanship
Those HD riders will keep you in business for life
Dude.... pat in the back??? You deserve a medal..... Amazing!!!! 👍😷👍
Ur vid caught my eye, sparked my intrest so I watched and I freaking blown away. What a masterful technique!
I guess I'm not going to worry too much About those little ding on top of A fender I have.
I'm sure somebody in Tucson Arizona can fix it.
Way to go man congratulations.
That’s amazing! What an amazing service you offer!
Excellent work, Stephen!!
Thanks Brice 👍👍
AMAZING work!! I gotta set up an appointment to have my tank done.
Marcos Soto we’d be happy to take care of it for you.
@@ProPDRofGa not sure I can afford to ship my tank. What's the average cost for shipping a tank from California to you?
Marcos Soto High, probably close to $100 each way. Go to motopdr.com, a buddy of mine in Santa Rosa, that’ll save you on the shipping 👍🏻
Thanks for the tip! I'll definitely reach out to him. 😀👍
That’s an excellent repair. Great job!
WOW, that is a truly amazing repair. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you 👍
Thanks for sharing, great work and very encouraging. Sorry if I missed it, but can you share what tools you used?
I have the MPDR set from Ultra Dent Tools based out of CA.
Pro PDR of Ga thanks! Now remains to be seen how brave I am
What did you use the push the dent back out??? Air pressure???
MrGuitarguyadam metal PDR rods sold by Ultra Dent Tools in CA
Truly a true craftsman, great work.
Thank you 😊
Awesome work guys. Do you know anyone in North Carolina that does the same quality work?
James 44 MAG look up www.triaddentrepair.com
@@ProPDRofGa thanks for the referral. Stay safe man.
I have an old honda trail bike with a dent with a sharp crease in it - bigger but not as extreme - you've given me hope - just bought a PDR kit and it will be my first time attempting pdr (watching lots of videos and learning lots!). thanks!
👍 👍 let me know how it turns out
Excellent job! The downvotes must be from the competition.
thats fantastic man, really good job