@@vidicz Last year when I was working in Munich I saw a lot off guys working with the DNE light. At the time I compared both lights with a buddy who had a DNE light, but didn't saw a difference. After a while (9-10 weeks) My eyes started to hurt and one of the guys who did the pre inspection before the car went it to the tunnel found 3 small dents that I couln't see anymore with my light. At that time I was really considering to buy a DNE light but I wanted to test it more. And by a luck I worked with Kenny from Belgium ( You know him, he worked at your shop) for 2 weeks on hail cars and asked if I could try his light out when he wasn't using his. And It was better for my eyes. And my final decision came when we were both working on the same roof and we had 3 lights set up (DNE and Propdr) and we both agreed that the DNE is better for us. What is your opinion about the Propdr, the DNE and the stuckey?
great example of cross checking. would be awesome to see you make a video of how to remove or prevent that slight wave you sometimes get when you stand a few feet back or catch it in long natural reflection.
Hi Zan. would be able to film a video doing with 2 lights at the time, sometimes not sure how far and close they need to be when we crosscheck! Thanks in advance, GOD bless
Using lighted line board,I sometimes switch to two bulb set up,as you Know this is were your experience comes in the finishing..That's when you Know, either you can do pdr or not!
Hi Zac,great videos!I have one issue when I have to repair big dents,if the dent have diverse high and low what should I do first to dont be confused by the light, for example should I tap down first the high close to me or. ...close to the light..?what is the order ?thank you (I'm sorry for my English😁)
When I was a beginner I was told always tap down the high first then push. I followed that rule all the time and it worked. Later I found out you can also do it the other way around but at that time for me it was the easiest to first tap down then push
Hi Zan, thanks for the great videos. When fixing a small dent, are you sometimes pushing in the exact same spot multiple times or do you move the tip every single push? Also, do you always start in the middle of the dent? Thanks
Sehr gute Videos. Machst du. Nur mein Problem ist Englisch zu verstehen. Aber deine Videos erklären es auch schon.ein Teil. Habe Probleme mit großen und spitzen Dellen das Problem. Und wie oft und welche spitze sollte man benutzt vor Beginn. PS. Das ist mein TH-cam Konto von meinem Sohn. Danke
Link to the video I mention:
th-cam.com/video/a0MxZjGMMn4/w-d-xo.html
Thank you very much for this tip I was struggling on why I still see distortion on my repair
You are welcome!
You are great at showing everything. Awesome stuff for sure.
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Just ordered me a chubby light, and some rods, pdr is my next goal! I just subscribed! Seen 2 of your videos and learned a lot! Thanks 🙏
You are welcome German. Good luck and let me know if you will have any questions.
Great video. Nice quality and a very good demonstration. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
You are welcome. Thank you for watching 👍
Great explanation!
Reminds me the videos of Marty Runik (TopGun pdr)
Thanks! I try to explain as best I can :)
Thanks zan, keep the good tips coming!
Thank you for watching :)
Hi Zan, thanks for the video. I switched from Propdr to DNE. I'm using 2 lights.
How come you switched from propdr?
@@vidicz Last year when I was working in Munich I saw a lot off guys working with the DNE light. At the time I compared both lights with a buddy who had a DNE light, but didn't saw a difference. After a while (9-10 weeks) My eyes started to hurt and one of the guys who did the pre inspection before the car went it to the tunnel found 3 small dents that I couln't see anymore with my light. At that time I was really considering to buy a DNE light but I wanted to test it more. And by a luck I worked with Kenny from Belgium ( You know him, he worked at your shop) for 2 weeks on hail cars and asked if I could try his light out when he wasn't using his. And It was better for my eyes. And my final decision came when we were both working on the same roof and we had 3 lights set up (DNE and Propdr) and we both agreed that the DNE is better for us. What is your opinion about the Propdr, the DNE and the stuckey?
Nice! Well it’s a great light :) check out my videos about lights to see what I think about all 3
Was bedeutet DNE Lampe.
Very good video.
Thank you CocoLoco
Awesome video Zan For me it's the Stuckey 5 Strip 18" light super clean fade .
Thanks. I also love my stuckey light 💡
great example of cross checking. would be awesome to see you make a video of how to remove or prevent that slight wave you sometimes get when you stand a few feet back or catch it in long natural reflection.
Thanks :) Do you mean a wave on a rail?
@@vidicz mainly a wave in a big panel like a door etc. but a wave anywhere would be great to see.
Thanks very good video too interesting for us. I see you in my home Colombia. Good time for you.
Great thanks for watching and greetings to Colombia 🇨🇴
Hvala, super video je!! Pravzaprav so vsi. Lp
Hvala Marijan. LP
Nice job Zan.
Jim Stark
Thank you mr. Stark
Hi Zan. would be able to film a video doing with 2 lights at the time, sometimes not sure how far and close they need to be when we crosscheck! Thanks in advance, GOD bless
Hi Jonathan. Good idea for a video, thank you
Using lighted line board,I sometimes switch to two bulb set up,as you Know this is were your experience comes in the finishing..That's when you Know, either you can do pdr or not!
Great 👍
Good job bro
Thanks 😊
Hi Zac,great videos!I have one issue when I have to repair big dents,if the dent have diverse high and low what should I do first to dont be confused by the light, for example should I tap down first the high close to me or. ...close to the light..?what is the order ?thank you (I'm sorry for my English😁)
When I was a beginner I was told always tap down the high first then push. I followed that rule all the time and it worked. Later I found out you can also do it the other way around but at that time for me it was the easiest to first tap down then push
Nice work. What rod are you pushing with?
Thanks.
I used a elimadent light
Hi Zan, thanks for the great videos. When fixing a small dent, are you sometimes pushing in the exact same spot multiple times or do you move the tip every single push? Also, do you always start in the middle of the dent? Thanks
Hi Chuck. Great question. I always try to hit the center of the dent. I move the tip by a tiny amount each time so I slowly put up the whole dent.
@@vidicz thanks so much!
What rod are you using to push with
Honestly I don't remember what rod I used for that video. I have a few rods that I use regulary.
You're MASTER
Thank you, much appreciated
i use now 2 :)
Yes its almost a must for a hail job especially
❤
Sehr gute Videos. Machst du. Nur mein Problem ist Englisch zu verstehen. Aber deine Videos erklären es auch schon.ein Teil. Habe Probleme mit großen und spitzen Dellen das Problem. Und wie oft und welche spitze sollte man benutzt vor Beginn.
PS. Das ist mein TH-cam Konto von meinem Sohn.
Danke
Sharp dents are harder of course. I don't change many tips, you just need to be more precise and hit the correct spot
Полезное видео ! Спасибо !
You are welcome :)
Not cross-checking is like watching an infinity pool in front of the sea ... It's even and flat ☺️
Haha, nice expression
Ako ne znas Jugoslovenski pricaj bar Slovenski da te razumem. Pravi neki video za oni koji ne znaju Ingliš 😂😂😂
Haha. Znam jugoslovenski ali video pravim u engleski da vise ljudi razume :)