explanation is fantastic, I have been using sharp tips more and more, also learned the hard way to slow down, was leaving pit marks. thanks for sharing.
That aluminum is scary to work with. It is amazing how resistant it is to reforming. I would love to see that exact same size panel in bare steel with exact same dents for contrast in technique. I am a rookie DIY with metal work. My car is 70s Challenger (had it forever); body has lots of dents, surface rust and Bondo. It makes a great training ground; but of course it must not be ruined. Thanks a million for careful thoughtful training. I hit subscribe.
It is a real interesting metal project because many of the dents and small dings are the result of vandalism that happened years ago (car was outside then). Angry people know the best places to strike, huh?
Saludos desde Costa Rica, soy Agustín, soy principiante. Excelente video. Pregunta. ¿Se pueden fabricar las propias herramientas con puntas intercambiables? Gracias
What a great video man. Seriously great for the new guys and refresher for the older techs also showing some of the newer tools. High five 🖐🏽 my man. A question, what about the pot marks you make with aluminum? Thanks man.
As much as I appreciate the explanations and tool introductions but can we just get more visual work how how things are actually done when removing dents. Everyone just shows a lot of surface repairs and not what is actually going on beneath the surface. Thanks.
U start with glexo sonic tip. And then change to other tool as glexo sonic done nothing 😂 u can cat this result with any tool at all. U change tool and say: You shouldn’t work with one tool constantly 🤦🏻♂️ Mike this what u show and what u said, call USELESS. A glexo pay money for u, to advertising this useless tips or what? As you clearly proof that this tip is completely useless, waisting of time and money. Thanks for review,
Dent Time - San Diego Dent & Bumper Repair You demonstrate on hail size dent. As can be repaired with any other tool. A dent you repaired wasn’t overstretched, we waiting reviews on overstretched metal to see how this tip will shrink metal 😂 MIKE be honest and agree that this tip is useless and you never use it to repair dents. Its only nice and expensive useless tip. Who’s never ever shrinks a metal. Glexo sonic is just marketing toy, makes some peoples waist money.
Where did I say it was for a stretch that? Who told you otherwise? Because I’m not telling that or implementing it. And what is your problem? Don’t knock anything you haven’t tried yourself buddy. Lots of people judge Tools they have a try but then it blows my mind that they think they know about the tool when they have no experience with it.
This video really helped me understand how to move the metal and the process I’m new to pdr and wanting to learn love the videos
Having a skill is one thing, being able to pass that skill on to others is another. A rare thing. Well done.
As I told you before you are the only one who I like a good explanation
explanation is fantastic, I have been using sharp tips more and more, also learned the hard way to slow down, was leaving pit marks. thanks for sharing.
Great work and nice video.
Very clear explanation.
Greetings from Uruguay 👍
Ok
Love to see more camera shots like this
That aluminum is scary to work with. It is amazing how resistant it is to reforming. I would love to see that exact same size panel in bare steel with exact same dents for contrast in technique. I am a rookie DIY with metal work. My car is 70s Challenger (had it forever); body has lots of dents, surface rust and Bondo. It makes a great training ground; but of course it must not be ruined. Thanks a million for careful thoughtful training. I hit subscribe.
It is a real interesting metal project because many of the dents and small dings are the result of vandalism that happened years ago (car was outside then). Angry people know the best places to strike, huh?
Great, more Aluminium Dents, please.
Saludos desde Costa Rica, soy Agustín, soy principiante. Excelente video.
Pregunta.
¿Se pueden fabricar las propias herramientas con puntas intercambiables?
Gracias
Thank you for all this information
great job myke
Excellent as always!
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Thanks for watching! 👊🙏
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Thanks for this Mike..😊
good job great explanation !
Great video. Tks from Malta
What a great video man. Seriously great for the new guys and refresher for the older techs also showing some of the newer tools. High five 🖐🏽 my man. A question, what about the pot marks you make with aluminum? Thanks man.
Haha easy. Just tap down with sharp tip and repeat till done. 😉 thanks for watching 👊
Newbie here. Do you work the dent from outside edge to center?
If I give you advice, do you work with it?
What is the brand name
Hello master.. im tekniciant pdr indonesian..
Good 😉👍
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As much as I appreciate the explanations and tool introductions but can we just get more visual work how how things are actually done when removing dents. Everyone just shows a lot of surface repairs and not what is actually going on beneath the surface. Thanks.
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U start with glexo sonic tip. And then change to other tool as glexo sonic done nothing 😂 u can cat this result with any tool at all. U change tool and say:
You shouldn’t work with one tool constantly 🤦🏻♂️ Mike this what u show and what u said, call USELESS.
A glexo pay money for u, to advertising this useless tips or what?
As you clearly proof that this tip is completely useless, waisting of time and money.
Thanks for review,
I guess you weren’t paying too much attention to what I said.. here’s your review buddy instagram.com/tv/CGU0jcihlza/?igshid=rzyx8luk46ha
Dent Time - San Diego Dent & Bumper Repair
You demonstrate on hail size dent. As can be repaired with any other tool. A dent you repaired wasn’t overstretched, we waiting reviews on overstretched metal to see how this tip will shrink metal 😂
MIKE be honest and agree that this tip is useless and you never use it to repair dents. Its only nice and expensive useless tip. Who’s never ever shrinks a metal. Glexo sonic is just marketing toy, makes some peoples waist money.
Where did I say it was for a stretch that? Who told you otherwise? Because I’m not telling that or implementing it. And what is your problem? Don’t knock anything you haven’t tried yourself buddy. Lots of people judge Tools they have a try but then it blows my mind that they think they know about the tool when they have no experience with it.