May I ask why you started the dent pulling in the lower section of the door which also happened to pull the larger dent out above where you pulled? And why you didn't start by pulling from the centre of the large dent?
I’ve watched a lot of pdr videos on RUclips and this guy is the real deal! Always teaching and showing the tools he uses and always goes into depths and details on how to get the job done. Really appreciate all the videos you make it really helps me out. Looking forward on your next uploads
You do really good work. That's quite the art of dent repair. I've done body work for over 40 years but never done paintless dent repair.I like watching your videos so keep going!!
And we're not gonna tell anyone that you have at least 10 years of body shop experience plus you're just talented naturally. Like I tell my students. It takes a special kinda mind to do such precision task in automotive industry. Nicely done, Bravo 👌
OK OK OK. I watch these automotive paint and body work channels where comments say “you sir are a master craftsman” and the like. Well. I think that your ability to NOT have to pound sand grind and smooth is real craftsman work. I am blown away by your ability. I think most people have no idea how March damage is done to a car by brute force body work with welders and grinders. That stuff or great for an old school 60’s hot rod restoration but with todays new cars your skills are going to be more popular. Your industry needs to get more people before people bring the auto back to the dealer after that fender bender.
This is so satisfying and therapeutic to watch! I admire you're skill with metal manipulation. Also, as a photographer myself it's a frustration getting the right camera angle avoiding reflections to show the before and after to full effect as well.
Thanks Ian, yes lighting is the biggest issue in all my videos, for me it's either raining and the light is poor, or there is harsh direct sun on the car creating problems. I much prefer a dull but light cloudy day for filming! I hope the photography business is going well for you at the moment. Thanks for stopping by and watching 👍
Jake extremely outstanding video very very detailed once again it's like a free education amazing you are definitely by far the best PDR Tech I have ever seen and your videos are amazing outstanding sir my hat goes off to you
It's a very high level of technology. Even in Japan, what is called a dent repair has come to be recognized. Please continue to give us wonderful videos
Hi Jake that glexo looks insane, going to buy meself some! Would it be possible to see you make a video of your light and umbrella set up, both look home made but fantastic, really like the soft fade from the fog. Shows so much detail.
Hey Paul, yes I've had that idea in the pipeline for a while, but other things keep coming up. I do hope to make more videos like that as I am a 'make it yourself' kind of person as lots of tools I would love to own are way out of my budget. So it is definitely on my list of videos to do. And yes the Glexo is great, it can save so much time as it is quick to use and not messy like hot gluing can be. Best of luck. 👍
Loving Glexo cold glue. Ive only had it for a month or two...but im finding i reach for it more and more as time goes on. Another great repair Jake. Thanks mate.
I've used Jake on many of my car especially on my limited car, hes trust worthy affordable and he definitely knows what hes doing which I can always trust !!!!
Haha man, being a 1yr tech I've been spoiled with all the new goodies. I've been using this stuff since day 1! makes repairs much faster and keeps things super clean
1st Track Dents i wouldn’t go that far! Haha but i use it just about every repair! I love it for shallows and waves. Heat the panel and the cold glue and it almost always works.
@@Kylesweeting Yes, I've already learn't a few tips and tricks of my own that make it perform even better, I think I need to get a bigger slide hammer though as I don't get enough travel with the weight on mine:-)
as always Jake it's a pleasure to watch you working your magic your videos are very well crafted with your no fuss narration , wish you were here in Oz you get my work without a doubt cheers
Does the dent removal tools come in a Kit what's the best to get, you can get it from a paint suppliers. That glue looks good can you reuse it after you used it
Yes, you can buy a good PDR in a kit form and then add different tools as you progress. The Glexo Cold glue is amazing and I use it all the time and the same piece of glue lasts for a very long time if you look after it and keep it clean 👍
Jeez mate, I wish you were in Australia, my 2011 lancer has a few parking lot small dints on my passenger side front and back doors and they way you did what you did was amazing!! So much better than anything I've seen over here! You're a true artisan mate. Extremely impressed with your skill!
Thanks Andy, in the UK no one really uses their garage to park their car in, and even if they did there would be no room to work inside, you can only just about open the door to get out lol!
After you’ve restored it to its original state will the panel flex if you apply pressure to it? For example if you were hand waxing that part of the panel will it flex and move because the metal has been stretched from the impact? Will the panel want to go back in?
Good question, no this panel won't flex back in, it stayed in originally because the deep indentation at the bottom which was holding the panel in. Once that tension was released the door went back to its original shape, it hadn't stretched the metal at all. However some new cars have some very weak doors that push in and stay in from the lightest push. The more pronounced swage/bodylines a panel has the more rigid it is.
Super job! I’m not sure what the difference is between hot and cold glue - other than one is hot and runny, of course. Is it purely a choice or are there specific jobs for each option?
I always enjoy watching your videos, great job as usual. Definitely not the best time at the moment here in the UK for some mobile repairs. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Amazing work I have a door that looks like that took it to two body shops and they both said door shell need replacement 2500 lol I will try pulling with the cold glue and slide hammer
Hi ...huge fan of all your videos .... I would just love to know or have a link to a video of yours where u show the tools u use and where i can buy them ..especialy the tools u used in this video ...thanks
Hi Niyazz, thanks for your comment. I usually leave some links to tools in the description, I don't have a video of all the tools I use although I may look to do that in the future. All the best to you 👍
I always loved cars i wanted to become a mechanic but everything is electric and more complicated to work on and dirty. I was thinking about fixing dents on cars but i think you have to be an special artist for that job
Wonderful job!! Your so majestic man! I really admire of you!! Thank you always sir!! Im the some person watching you from Baghdad Iraq!!! ......And please apologize me for my transition!!
You how deserving thanks sir! .. actually I love your job it’s looks like art full emotions! I like that because Im cooperation with my work! Infect I’m artist! Thank for you again!
Your doing a great job. I see your lesoning to our comments on upgrading your tools. And that's great. If sure saves time. One thing I would point out that would save you more time and make the job easier. Is to remove the door and brace it on a good stand. How ever you were stuck in the rain. That really suck an can through you off on doing a very good job. So i have to give you 2 thumbs up! You did a really great job! I hope you got paid very well for this work! It would of been a long day!
Thanks Paul, yes, I am always super critical of my work, if i had someone work on my pride and joy, I would also want them to have the same attitude! Thanks for watching 👍😉
Great job! If you check some reviews from the recent MTE, they give some good advice on the use of cold glue, taken from the Russians. They use your normal plastic tabs with cold glue, but they keep'em attached to the slide hammer adapters using hot glue. Other cool trick - they don't use alcohol to clean the panel, they just touch it with some buffing compound, like residues off the buffer pad. They say the glue sticks much better.
Very cool, I always presume I'm watching an expert when they make a job look really easy. Btw: at 10:11 -first world problems when you state you can't wait for summer due to rain... it's -14 C here with a snow storm. I'll take the rain any day. lol
Привет из Санкт-Петербурга! Glexo с берегов Невы. Можно было перед первым ударом молотка прогреть дверь. Работа ОГОНЬ! А видео - просто лучшие в этой тематике!
If you like to save time on your PDR repairs and get more done, this should definitely be in your PDR kit.
Absloulty Right
Absloulty Right 👍🏼🙏🏽
@Paul Silcock There are some links in the description:-)
So Good Bro ,I like it.
Drive me.
May I ask why you started the dent pulling in the lower section of the door which also happened to pull the larger dent out above where you pulled? And why you didn't start by pulling from the centre of the large dent?
Its always a pleasure to watch the magic that you do
Thanks, I appreciate you watching:-)
This is the first time I've seen it and I'm blowing away.
I’ve watched a lot of pdr videos on RUclips and this guy is the real deal! Always teaching and showing the tools he uses and always goes into depths and details on how to get the job done. Really appreciate all the videos you make it really helps me out. Looking forward on your next uploads
Well said they professional down to the point Glenn job he’s pretty amazing.
Great combination of dent removal and video editing skills
Thank you!
Great to see a real craftsman at work, there are so many cowboys around now days.
You sir, are an artist!
And you're not very smart if you believe this works this is a clever for the gear
I love watching people who have mastered their trade. Amazing work.
Amazing and creative job. You deserve to be a Ph. D. in dent removal engineering.
Hello from the USA! You're like the GOLD standard for PDR videos! Thanks for sharing your techniques and efforts filming.
Hello from the UK Dan, I'm pleased that you like them:-)
Fantastic. I never would have believed that damage could be removed without a more extensive repair. Video is excellent.
You have a real talent for this
Vous êtes un magicien de la tôle ! Un Grand Bravo ! (Paris, France)
Merci beaucoup! 👍
Well done for not just sent removal but professional eye catching video.
This guy is an artist
WOW what a job !! that's amazing work for sure.
Thanks Tony 👍
Older I get, more I appreciate skilled work. Younger me didn’t notice quality until you realize how much it’s lacking in many different industries.
Paint and body shops must hate you. That was impressive work.
You do really good work. That's quite the art of dent repair. I've done body work for over 40 years but never done paintless dent repair.I like watching your videos so keep going!!
you are a true master of your craft. Nice to watch, thank you.
Thanks for watching:-)
You are a master of your craft. You dont have to be good at everything, just be the the best at one thing.
There's a lot of people out there that think they are professional yet I'd rather trust an artist that understands material like this master.
Just wonderful watching a really skilled tradesman at work. Superb!
You are so good at your job and making these videos! I really appreciate all the time and effort you put into these videos
Thanks Wyatt, it's nice to get some positive feedback!
Another superb repair, I am always impressed- I have seen some less than average PDR in my time and you restore my faith in its worth.
Thanks, It's all about having pride in your work:-)
Why you haven't more subs is beyond me. You're a natural artist. Fair winds from the UK.
Zain
And we're not gonna tell anyone that you have at least 10 years of body shop experience plus you're just talented naturally. Like I tell my students. It takes a special kinda mind to do such precision task in automotive industry. Nicely done, Bravo 👌
OK OK OK. I watch these automotive paint and body work channels where comments say “you sir are a master craftsman” and the like. Well. I think that your ability to NOT have to pound sand grind and smooth is real craftsman work. I am blown away by your ability. I think most people have no idea how March damage is done to a car by brute force body work with welders and grinders. That stuff or great for an old school 60’s hot rod restoration but with todays new cars your skills are going to be more popular. Your industry needs to get more people before people bring the auto back to the dealer after that fender bender.
This is so satisfying and therapeutic to watch! I admire you're skill with metal manipulation. Also, as a photographer myself it's a frustration getting the right camera angle avoiding reflections to show the before and after to full effect as well.
Thanks Ian, yes lighting is the biggest issue in all my videos, for me it's either raining and the light is poor, or there is harsh direct sun on the car creating problems. I much prefer a dull but light cloudy day for filming! I hope the photography business is going well for you at the moment. Thanks for stopping by and watching 👍
I love how you tap with the small rubber tip vrs the bigger tips. Thanks for sharing. I'm bonding my repair. Lol.
I bonded my repairs for years before I learnt this skill, I think large filler repairs take just as much skill and patience to get right:-)
Great job using cold glue. Love this tool too! 👍
Yes, it performs better than I thought it would, I use it all the time now:-)
The fine line that divides a skilled worker from a craftsman. Amazing patience an attention to detail.
Wow man! I think you are a modern Da Vinci. You are an artist. What a pity we do not have schools for body work in south america. Cheers.
You sir have talent and skills.
It is beyond me why anybody would give you a thumbs down that was superb repair..
This guy is a freaking magician
today in autoindastry used only soft metal - it's more effiency more safety and cheap, thats why simle pdr tools can fix any problem
Wow that cold hue system pulled out at lot at a very quick rate. Great investment.
First time I've watched a PDR process. Very impressive. A craftsman at work
Jake extremely outstanding video very very detailed once again it's like a free education amazing you are definitely by far the best PDR Tech I have ever seen and your videos are amazing outstanding sir my hat goes off to you
I'm sure you say that to all the dent tech's lol! No seriously thanks, I spent quite a few late nights putting this one together!
Great job and explanation. I find watching these almost therapeutical - HA. Have a nice day all. CHEERS from AUSTRALIA.
you are a specialist and amazing, even making a video not many could duplicate your prowess.
Thanks Dan, really appreciate your positive comment! 😎
It's a very high level of technology. Even in Japan, what is called a dent repair has come to be recognized. Please continue to give us wonderful videos
The patience and dedication needed to achieve this skill just trips me out...
I would love to see a customer reaction /reveal montage, people must be ecstatic with the results.
That very 1st pull took out almost all of the the huge dent above.
Nothing like an expert to know where to place the glue.
Very impressive. What skills you possess! That cold glue is amazing stuff, too!
Thank you! The cold glue system really is amazing, it has changed the way I work, saves time and gives you cleaner repairs 😀
Brilliant job mate. Amazing work you truly are a master of your craft. Much respect.
Hopefully won’t need you ..but found you are local. Clear, concise, professional. Liked of course.
Thanks Peter, just don't park in supermarket car parks or near your Wheelie bin and you should be okay, they are the main culprits! 👍😉
Always the job is perfect
Thanks:-)
Hi Jake that glexo looks insane, going to buy meself some! Would it be possible to see you make a video of your light and umbrella set up, both look home made but fantastic, really like the soft fade from the fog. Shows so much detail.
Hey Paul, yes I've had that idea in the pipeline for a while, but other things keep coming up. I do hope to make more videos like that as I am a 'make it yourself' kind of person as lots of tools I would love to own are way out of my budget. So it is definitely on my list of videos to do. And yes the Glexo is great, it can save so much time as it is quick to use and not messy like hot gluing can be. Best of luck. 👍
Camera and editing too is amazing
Great skills - years of experience must be needed - very good video!
Thanks Cliff, yes I have a few years under my belt!
You’re an excellent technician. Wow. Perfection!
Thanks Joshua, really appreciate you watching 👍👍👍
Excellent work that takes very little time to do.
Fantastic video and amazing work ! A true master of his trade!
Honestly, this is brilliant. Total respect for the skill of this guy!
You are utterly BRILLIANT.
Wow, amazing piece of work sir
Good for you buddy. Hope you make a mint from RUclips, utterly educational.👍
Thanks Albert, glad you found it interesting 👍
Loving Glexo cold glue. Ive only had it for a month or two...but im finding i reach for it more and more as time goes on. Another great repair Jake. Thanks mate.
Yes, I can't imagine my PDR life without it:-)
How reusable is the glue, assuming the panel and tools are properly cleaned before use?
I've used Jake on many of my car especially on my limited car, hes trust worthy affordable and he definitely knows what hes doing which I can always trust !!!!
Thanks Ozzy!
Your a magic man, un-believable, thanks for your video.
Haha man, being a 1yr tech I've been spoiled with all the new goodies. I've been using this stuff since day 1! makes repairs much faster and keeps things super clean
Sounds like you are a cold glue master!
1st Track Dents i wouldn’t go that far! Haha but i use it just about every repair! I love it for shallows and waves. Heat the panel and the cold glue and it almost always works.
@@Kylesweeting Yes, I've already learn't a few tips and tricks of my own that make it perform even better, I think I need to get a bigger slide hammer though as I don't get enough travel with the weight on mine:-)
@@1st_track_dents yes sir! it would appear the heavier the better! amazing work as always sir! looking forward to the next one
Hello brother. I wanted to know if you could tell me what brand paintless dent repair tools you use? Thanks, you are a joy to watch.
Thanks, I have a mix of many tools, most are from A-1 tools and Ultra Dent Tools, most of my videos have links in the description:-)
as always Jake it's a pleasure to watch you working your magic your videos are very well crafted with your no fuss narration , wish you were here in Oz you get my work without a doubt cheers
I've just recently fallen down this PDR worm hole and this gentleman is thee boss. Great video editing and commentary to boot.
Thanks Mike, I really appreciating you watching and commenting on my videos 👍👍👍
Does the dent removal tools come in a Kit what's the best to get, you can get it from a paint suppliers. That glue looks good can you reuse it after you used it
Yes, you can buy a good PDR in a kit form and then add different tools as you progress. The Glexo Cold glue is amazing and I use it all the time and the same piece of glue lasts for a very long time if you look after it and keep it clean 👍
Jeez mate, I wish you were in Australia, my 2011 lancer has a few parking lot small dints on my passenger side front and back doors and they way you did what you did was amazing!! So much better than anything I've seen over here!
You're a true artisan mate. Extremely impressed with your skill!
I don't know who does your video editing, but really *very* classy work!
I would use that garage 2 meters away to get shelter from the rain, makes huge difference
Thanks Andy, in the UK no one really uses their garage to park their car in, and even if they did there would be no room to work inside, you can only just about open the door to get out lol!
After you’ve restored it to its original state will the panel flex if you apply pressure to it? For example if you were hand waxing that part of the panel will it flex and move because the metal has been stretched from the impact? Will the panel want to go back in?
Good question, no this panel won't flex back in, it stayed in originally because the deep indentation at the bottom which was holding the panel in. Once that tension was released the door went back to its original shape, it hadn't stretched the metal at all. However some new cars have some very weak doors that push in and stay in from the lightest push. The more pronounced swage/bodylines a panel has the more rigid it is.
1st Track Dents ok thank you
Super job! I’m not sure what the difference is between hot and cold glue - other than one is hot and runny, of course. Is it purely a choice or are there specific jobs for each option?
Work of art, so precise!
The pros make it look so easy.
Professional way to repairs dent very nice information thanks.
Thank You 👍
Amazing! I love that at 3:34 the satisfaction of that pull!
you made it look easy that is some talent you have 👏
I always enjoy watching your videos, great job as usual. Definitely not the best time at the moment here in the UK for some mobile repairs. Thank you for sharing your experience.
Thanks for watching, yes this is one of the wettest winters I can remember, we'd better get a good summer to make up for it!
Amazing work I have a door that looks like that took it to two body shops and they both said door shell need replacement 2500 lol I will try pulling with the cold glue and slide hammer
Hi ...huge fan of all your videos ....
I would just love to know or have a link to a video of yours where u show the tools u use and where i can buy them ..especialy the tools u used in this video ...thanks
Hi Niyazz, thanks for your comment. I usually leave some links to tools in the description, I don't have a video of all the tools I use although I may look to do that in the future. All the best to you 👍
I always loved cars i wanted to become a mechanic but everything is electric and more complicated to work on and dirty. I was thinking about fixing dents on cars but i think you have to be an special artist for that job
Glexo cold glue is really good! :) Great video!
Nothing short of amazing!
Unreal !!! Clever and talented man !!
Thanks Alan 👍
Wonderful job!! Your so majestic man! I really admire of you!! Thank you always sir!! Im the some person watching you from Baghdad Iraq!!! ......And please apologize me for my transition!!
Hi Hashim, thank you for watching and commenting! 😀
You how deserving thanks sir! .. actually I love your job it’s looks like art full emotions! I like that because Im cooperation with my work! Infect I’m artist! Thank for you again!
@@hashimhadi9256 I'm sure you are a very good artist Hashim, have a great day!
Another excellent and fascinating job. Truly first class 👌
Very very impressed, your customer must have been over the moon.
You are a wizard SIR!!
Expert .... awesome. God bless you.
Truly amazing,what talent, great job.BRIAN.
Your doing a great job. I see your lesoning to our comments on upgrading your tools. And that's great. If sure saves time. One thing I would point out that would save you more time and make the job easier. Is to remove the door and brace it on a good stand. How ever you were stuck in the rain. That really suck an can through you off on doing a very good job. So i have to give you 2 thumbs up! You did a really great job! I hope you got paid very well for this work! It would of been a long day!
I really appreciate high quality work. I'm a perfectionist myself.
Thanks Paul, yes, I am always super critical of my work, if i had someone work on my pride and joy, I would also want them to have the same attitude! Thanks for watching 👍😉
Great job!
If you check some reviews from the recent MTE, they give some good advice on the use of cold glue, taken from the Russians. They use your normal plastic tabs with cold glue, but they keep'em attached to the slide hammer adapters using hot glue. Other cool trick - they don't use alcohol to clean the panel, they just touch it with some buffing compound, like residues off the buffer pad. They say the glue sticks much better.
Sounds interesting, I will have to try some of these methods out and see if they work, thanks for sharing your knowledge:-)
The Russians are right about this, compound preps the surface better than alcohol for glue pulling
Nice work. I never can get my cold glue to stick so well. I get a pull but not the hard pull you get here.
Thanks, I get the panel really clean and then heat the cold glue just a little, it's all trial and error really until you find that sweet spot. 👍
Great job ! That gives a lot of work, but at the end looks amazing ! Thumbs up 👍
brilliant video, does the cold glue putty have a shelf life?. Seems a bit expensive if it goes off.
Very cool, I always presume I'm watching an expert when they make a job look really easy. Btw: at 10:11 -first world problems when you state you can't wait for summer due to rain... it's -14 C here with a snow storm. I'll take the rain any day. lol
When you put it like that, yes I'll take the rain! ☂
@@1st_track_dents Ha ha; In fairness I couldn't handle cold wet miserable rain for too long. Cheers
Wow that is awesome work. I want to try this stuff. It's most intriguing
Man u exude skill - great to watch.
Привет из Санкт-Петербурга! Glexo с берегов Невы.
Можно было перед первым ударом молотка прогреть дверь.
Работа ОГОНЬ!
А видео - просто лучшие в этой тематике!
Hi Jake its Naveed what a beautiful repair you done with Glexo keep it up Jake
Thanks Naveed:-)