how did you make the filler so liquid the second time at 7:50 ? Acetone, or maybe it was just the timelaps making it look more liquid than it was. Thanks for posting this!
The second coat of filler is called a “glaze filler.” It is a thinner filler which allows it to get into unwanted scratches and pinholes that were left from the first filler.
Wish he would have said the approved repair times for the bumper and QP.. I’ve worked for a big insurance carrier as an estimator and for a shop as an estimator… if I was working for the shop I’d be looking for prob 8-10 hours on the QP w/ a blend to the rear door… if I was at the insurance company I’m prob allowing 6-8 hours on the QP and a blend to the rear door
This video was uploaded a while ago so unfortunately I do not remember the exact repair times that were given from the insurance company. Thanks for watching!
The steel used on Tesla vehicles are very similar to steel used on Toyota vehicles. Before performing any welds on a Tesla, it is a MUST to properly shut the vehicle down and cut off both the low voltage battery and high voltage battery. For both safety and to not possibly damage the computer system in the vehicle.
Body panels do not bolt on and off. Only doors, hoods, deck lids, and fenders are panels that bolt on and off. The other panels have to be either repaired or replaced completely. A process involving welding and glue rivet bonding.
I just did one of these last week same type of job. Dent on the quarter and repair rear bumper but it was the passenger side.
That’s awesome! Keep fixing 🛠️
I expected Oscar the Grouch to pop out of that trash can LOL
He is still waiting for you!
how did you make the filler so liquid the second time at 7:50 ? Acetone, or maybe it was just the timelaps making it look more liquid than it was. Thanks for posting this!
The second coat of filler is called a “glaze filler.” It is a thinner filler which allows it to get into unwanted scratches and pinholes that were left from the first filler.
Wish he would have said the approved repair times for the bumper and QP.. I’ve worked for a big insurance carrier as an estimator and for a shop as an estimator… if I was working for the shop I’d be looking for prob 8-10 hours on the QP w/ a blend to the rear door… if I was at the insurance company I’m prob allowing 6-8 hours on the QP and a blend to the rear door
This video was uploaded a while ago so unfortunately I do not remember the exact repair times that were given from the insurance company. Thanks for watching!
A guesstimate on repair times?
Good afternoon, what type of dent puller do you use. I do like the pulling ability that it has? Thank you. Have a great week.
The dent puller is from “Pro Spot International.” And the name of the machine is: “PR-2 Multi-Task Welder.” Hope that helps!
Thank you.
Great job! Did you have to do anything in particular when using the dent puller on a Tesla. ? Welding on sn EV,?
The steel used on Tesla vehicles are very similar to steel used on Toyota vehicles. Before performing any welds on a Tesla, it is a MUST to properly shut the vehicle down and cut off both the low voltage battery and high voltage battery. For both safety and to not possibly damage the computer system in the vehicle.
@@AutoBodyDoctor Thanks Doc.
How can i find mor info on how to completely cut off power to both batterys for dent repair?@AutoBodyDoctor
@@slapitdoor1118 service.tesla.com
How much is the repair for something like this?
Depending on your location and the hourly rate the collision shop charges, cost of repairs will vary quite a bit.
Seems like the rear side is your specialty
The rear end is a more common place for people to get hit!
How is it working for Tesla?
Just like any manufacturer for car companies; it’s has pros and cons.
Boss where ur located
Portland, Oregon
I thought yall replaced entire panels and just recycled the damaged part.
Nope, that is not the case
Seems Like a huge waste of time. Can you just order the panel you need in the right color and just bolt it on?
Body panels do not bolt on and off. Only doors, hoods, deck lids, and fenders are panels that bolt on and off. The other panels have to be either repaired or replaced completely. A process involving welding and glue rivet bonding.