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PDR }{ Learn Dent Repair | Pdr lessons ⚒ Blending
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2024
- PDR using the Blending technique is a unique dent repair lesson as its widely misunderstood and training is lacking for it. Here we will dive into what is happening and how to perform a good Blend. I was trained and used extensively blending in a manufacturing environment where the skill was employed constantly. It’s become one of my strongest skills. And I hope this video helps you.
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We will have even more blending content uploaded. Enjoy!
Can't say thanks enough your videos. Have been a big help to me as I was ready to give up on PDR no joke after watching your videos I took a step back re-evaluated things and got back in the game not to toot my own horn but I am becoming a pretty darn good pdr technician it's been a good career for me so far I know this is a big comment but just wanted to say thanks keep the videos coming as I still have a lot to learn lol 👍👍
This is definitely the best explanation of blending I've seen so far .Thanks for sharing.
Mad skillz,patience, and eyeball......
Much impressed and much respect.
Thanks man!
This was Duuuumb. No one should do this, was just trying to prove a stupid point.
@RealWorldPDRTraining I hear ya,been out of the game since the late 90s. But now that I'm older and have had my fair share of wrestling with cars,trucks all my life like a new approach to old ways.
First thing my boss told me when training body work is just creating an illusion,all smoke and mirrors......
One of the best blending videos on the web. Nice work
Hello I have an f150 RF fender has 9 little dents saying you can do it fix it and I will.. watching plenty of videos 1st. Now what's blending 1st video thumbs down it needs removed didn't start til 2 mins in and no voice r music. Now yours.. perfect video and won't waste time on any other videos. Thanks very much!
Hey glad you enjoyed it! Good luck on your journey.
Awesome tutorial! I’m taking baby steps towards blending. Lots of valuable information provide. Keep them coming. Thank you Jim!
Thank you for watching!! I’ll do more reasonable dents here soon!!
Thanks for the helpful instruction, well done & keep them coming!
Absolutely! Thank you for the support!
The best blending lesson-thanks !
Awesome blending! Really helpful!learning a lot from you, so thank you for all that you do!
That was cool to watch, and the purpose and technique was great along with the narration all along.
If there was a scientific method to measures ones patience, you no doubt would be off the scale. Amazing results👍
Hey thanks man! This was ridiculous but plenty of fun!
I really appreciate you post this video. It was very informative and you did an awesome job on that. Great job!
My pleasure. Anything you’d like to know more about?
Who would even attempt that! Unbelievable! What a GREAT way to teach. Take on the near impossible and show it can be done. You totally destroy the old saying "Those that can DO, those that can't teach". Well done again mate, you're a great trainer. Brad.
Dang Brad!!!! Thank you so much!!! That’s a great compliment.
So what I wanted to express here, is that it’s unnecessary to spend 1500 bucks to go sit in a classroom for the information. With the paid content, I believe the same value can be given from your own home for extraordinarily less money.
I’ve put a lot of time and thought into this series, and I want everything to be truly valuable to the consumer.
Man I’ve been thinking about this compliment all day. I’m so flattered by your words.
The “those who can’t do, teach” saying is so prevalent. I’ve talked to a ton of techs since I started this. So many of them only had limited hands on training, or never ever saw their trainer fix a single dent. That’s ridiculous to me. The only way or reason that I feel qualified to teach the future techs of this industry is because for 15 years I’ve clawed my way to the top of the industry.
I truly care about progressing this industry to the “next level.” I hope guys like you take every bit of information I have, and build upon that. When the time comes I hope all of you who cared enough to stand among the best, pass on your hard earned information to the next generation.
Of course it would be disingenuous for me to say that the “job” aspect, supporting my family and whatnot doesn’t play a part in this. But more than anything I hope I get to leave a mark on this industry.
Thanks Jim. I have watched hours and hours of PDR videos trying to psych myself up into taking the plunge and spending a motza on tools and having the guts to work on someone else's vehicle. All BS aside, to date, your instructional style and absolutely thorough explanations of what you are doing have been leaps and bounds ahead of all the other videos I've watched. Reference the saying, I think I first heard that in the Aussie Army back in the early 80's and I have witnessed it first hand in various occupations since. I'll pop in and say G'day next time I'm in America. Cheers mate, Brad.
Oh, and don't worry how long it takes for you to show us something. A few times on your vid's you apologize for how long the video is going and it may be boring etc. Well it's NOT!!!! It may be to the Shwarmy, Guru, Dent Masters out there but to those of us who are brand new and desperate for knowledge, it ain't boring at all. Cheers, Brad.
Thanks for taking the time and effort to share this info! Very informative. Subscribed now!!
Thank you so much for the subscribe!!! I really hope this helps. People and inspires some to take their PDR to the next level!
Coming from a body tech, and learning PDR this is insane! I'm impressed, thank you for the video has been very helpful.
This is insane!!! Please never attempt it like this . Only did it on a huge scale to show how it’s done.
I made a 20 minute dent take like 3 hrs to prove a point because I have no decent hobbies!!!!! 😀
Thanks now I know how to use my blending hammers I hated to use them hopefully I can use them correctly now and get good with them 👍
Very nice job bro ... honestly i didn't know this technique before i just repaired this kind of work like first apply glue and then tapping ... i an really thankful to you because this like awesome ... ❤🙏
One of the most detailed video learnt a lot from it bro keep it up thanks for sharing ur knowledge to the world
Maravilloso maestro..
This video help me out fully understand blending 👍🏽👌🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Bad ass explanation and video , Thanks!
Maxwells Silver Hammer Excellent Art works, I myself would only try this to beat my brains out. Thanks Jim for the time you take for all of us.
I’ll have to check those out!
Ottimo video e spiegazione grazie great video and the best explanation of blending thank you
Nice descriptive illustration!
Awesome video man thank you
GOOD JOB MY FRIEND
This is so interesting thank you! A fascinating process and the skill involved is really impressive. I have a fresh ding - thankfully shallow and circular - on the door panel of my brand new VW Golf GTI and I'm hoping this technique may be a solution.
Thank you! More than likely, unless it is a tensioned portion of the panel, some regular pushing of thendent would be the better repair. But this is incredibly useful.
Great vid.
I just came from that vid you was talking about thank you.
Well done
See you from spain 👍🏼👍🏼 nice work
I’ve seen some hilarious attempts at blending in roof rails.
This one turned out well!
This one was asinine to even attempt! Absolutely should’ve been pulled, but just wanted to prove that it worked. Normally I wouldn’t even attempt a blend on anything even half of this size.
Thank you for the compliment!
Nice job man
Thank u so much for the content
Thank you!!
Hello. Not sure if you read these comments but as a guy just starting out and trying to teach myself, this is the best explanation of what blending is that I've found! Thank you sir!
Thank you!
There’s more like this at www.realworldPDR.com check them out! I’ve got 200 tutorial videos available there
@@RealWorldPDRTraining I'm VERY new at this. I'm a collision tech by trade. Sick of the dust, trying to get into PDR so I can still fix cars yet get away from the grinding and dust. We have a level 1 Keco system and I was playing around and kinda liked it, I'm finding out quickly that I'm either not cut out for PDR or on serious need of training 😅
@@user-ns3nd3lc6k hahaha you can do it! With your background, you’ll be good at it. Real world is serious training if you work the system. Nothing is gonna make it “easy” but I’ll at least shorten the learning curve for you! Follow real world PDR techs page on FB too. All kinds of good Info to be had there!
@@RealWorldPDRTraining I will do that! I need all the tips and tricks I can get! As well as what tools to get!
@@user-ns3nd3lc6k we basic tools in a few videos, and I have an yourube video here as well (look at the most recent one, the other two suck 🤣) Also by next week I’ll have a list available from Anson.
You R really good at it 🤝🤜🤛👍. What’s the place to get the hammer? 🔨🤝🤜🤛👍
You R really good it 🤝🤜🤛👍. What’s the place to get the hummer? 👍👍👍
Impressive!!!
Thank you! This was a terrible idea.... but once you’re committed, you’re committed! Lol thank you Jack
Hello, new to the channel here. What type of light is that and board. Can it be use outside or what do you recommend for outside work. Thanks and appreciate all the information on your videos!!
keep it up man
Cheers Jim, great video and explanation. Really appreciate the time you have put into the contents of all your videos. I’m been all over RUclips and dent trainer for nearly year now, so your approach is really refreshing. I see where you are probably going with your online training, good look to you, you definitely have something.
Jim I have a question relating to glue pulling, I need to invest in the these tools without killing my bank account, which is the best slide hammer and most practical tabs to get for basic creases and small dings, it’s a mine field when purchasing. Different tabs seem to have different pull strengths?? And hammers have different weights?
Thanks again.
Hey Chris!!! Happy to help. I’ll tell you I’ve got all of the tabs and the market is ever-changing. Check out Keco’s new stuff. I think it’s the ice edition square tabs, they work great, aren’t insanely expensive and I’ve only broken one so far. A great place to look for tools is on Anson PDR’s website. They very rarely stock anything that sucks. Idk if they are lucky or that’s their motto, but I’ve found it to be true when purchasing from them. They have some new “compression tabs” that are wonderful.
As far as basic glue pulling epuipment, like your slide hammer and mini lifter.... first of all start with a mini lifter it’s going to get you nicer center pulls. Be careful with the feet on rails because they can dent them when pulling. Any reputable company will sell quality lifters, but I used one from A-1 tools for years with only minor issues. One of the feet fell off. I repaired that with a length of solder (sp?) that I melted in both ends. My Keco mini lifter has served me well for years, and shows no signs of slowing down. It’s going to offer you more range of motion than the A-1 so if you can swing it do that. If you work a lot of top panels for hail, the only answer is the lift rite mini lifter from Precision PDR tool’s.
Check out my other channel Dent Tools Freak here on youtube, I’ve kind of become the talkbox of the industry when it comes to honest tool reviews. I won’t positively review a tool that doesn’t deserve it. If a tool is jacked up you’ll hear about that too.
Also feel free to email me at Denttoolsfreak@gmail.com with any questions. I’m fortunate enough to have enough years in this business that I’ve purchased more than my fair share of tools and manufacturers regularly send them to me for testing. I’d be happy to help however I can!
Brilliant quick reply, appreciated and informative, cheers man.
amazing video, thanks
what kind of light are you using?
great tutorial video. so informational. how come hammering the surface does not appear to have impacted the clear coat or paint? so curious here. thanks
Super polished face of the hammer. These things are like mirrors.
That’s so good Boss, Sir where did you get those hammer?
Thank you Sir
thank you for the videos very helpful. RG auto body tech: over 18 years of exp was self employee. being thinking about going for PDR so I don't have to deal with over head and shop and the 8% to 12% increase in materials every 6 to 8 months. can you show how you push in the in side and what type of tool to use and why for example a golf size dent on a door or a hood.
You got it friend!!!! There are tutorials on Www.realworldpdr.com that’ll explain every single thing as well. With PDR monthly you get everything from extremely basic to super advanced techniques!
Nice explaind, tnx. Witch blending hammer you can suggest? Something what not to expensive is but good one. Maybe more than one because hier in Holland can be difficult to buy them all. Tnx
Lukas Chalat what’a up. My favorite is the carbon tech Bryce Rockhill edition, a jewelers hammer works well too.
Truth be told, I used to make my own that worked great. Find a hammer blank and get busy with a grinder if price is a problem. Finish the face with no sharp edges and, have at least a 2500 grit polish.
Thank you so much for posting this great video. I really appreciate and learned a lot from it.
Do anyone know where I can purchase those green led lights?
This is actually a green filter that isn't made anymore. Fun fact, if you used this long enough, when you looked away everything would look purple for a few minutes while your eyes adjusted lol. It was an awesome idea but not one that I'd recommend for everyday use.
dope as fk video bruh, hope ur channel continues to grow👍
How does someone starting out charge for different repairs! Is it just a basic hourly rate? And if so what is a fair rate and charge. Thanks
When do you decide you should blend?
The reason I like video is because it helps with using a blend hammer 🔨
Remember that time you got committed to a video and wish you hadn't started it?
Lol.... I think you do.
Nicely done.
I do remember that one time 😂😂😂
How much does it cost your lamp.? Green color.very good for ayes.👍
Blending mastery
Siempre queda sumido de esa forma.
Good morning,
Your videos are amazing and explanation.
I would like to know The name of that blending hammer.
Are you able to post the name and where to buy from.
Thanks
That’s a carbon tech rockhill hammer. Available at the carbon tech store, and likely www.ansonpdr.com
Thank you so much forgetting back to me you’re very professional have a great day.
Does blending only work well on fairly round dents? Or can it be done on odd shaped dents?
The shape will matter less than the depth. This is one that should not have been blended, I was just proving a point.
Blending can be utilized on about any dent, especially near the end of a repair.
Hey, did you get that dent fixed? Not that you can tell.
Thanks a lot
You’re very welcome
This is actually one that I turn on and off of RUclips , like a special hidden gem. So glad you caught it.
Very good..I want a hammer like that please
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is it faster to sneak in 1-2 glue pulls sometimes?
Oh for shits sake yes! This should never be done! This was huge for demonstration purposes
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Wich pdr light do you use?
I use a lot of different lights. Mostly Elimadent and Stuckey lights these days.
What Bryce hammer is the one you used, the original or the mini
Original!
Where can I get that yellow ended tip you used?
What is the light for ?
+colas solorzano stay tuned for PDR 101
Thanks for taking time on making this video. Although I do not own a blending hammer yet and would be purchasing in the near future, I cant seem to justify my investment on one, until I spoke with one technician that said he can blend a quarter panel body line ding. I have never seen him do it because he works at another state. I work at a wholesale account with no drilling policy, glue pulling seems to take forever (with a mediocre result) and taking the tail lights out and snaking a tool is always what I have been doing. I just would like to cut my repair time and any helpful info on this would be very much appreciated. Maybe a future video? Thanks!
If this gent can blend a body line dent, ask him to post a video because he may very well be the first! Snaking a tool through a taillight for most damage would be my first choice as well! But there are plenty more to come!
Hello tell me what you shoot your video with
Canon m50 dslr
@@RealWorldPDRTraining thank you for your response !
Won't blending create a long wave in the metal when panning the panel from the side?
It absolutely can! Especially the larger you get. A lot of guys call this “canoeing” and there are ways to avoid it. Not blending in straight lines being the main one.
Good call Ryan I’ll do a side pan of the next one, and make sure I show how to avoid that in greater detail!
@@RealWorldPDRTraining you're welcome! Im not a pdr tech but i've always had a keen eye for these issues! I've Always wondered how well I could be at this craft.
You should give it a go!
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Top da balada gospel
What hammer?
I switch between an original Rockhill blending hammer, and a Carbon tech OG Rockhill blending hammer. This video was done as a tribute to Bryce Rockhill who basically brought blending hammers as we know them to the market.
Its not the hammer, its the man behind the hammer ;-)
Blending is part of PDR.
Moved alot metal , old scool boys will say you haven't removed the dent....
And they’d be correct. But if it’s not visible, is it really there? Meh, I’ll let others argue about that.
@@RealWorldPDRTraining I have done metal science and metallurgy and until you reposition the metal molecules back to were they are meant to be, the dent is still there, do the job properly!
А не проще клеем вытянуть?
Any way you could throw that in google translate that for me?
@@RealWorldPDRTraining Ок. It seems to me faster and without orange peel you can pull the adhesive system? Am I wrong? What is the advantage of blending?
PDR Ростов-на-Дону you are absolutely correct. I think we are dealing with a language barrier here. This is a dent that should NEVER be blended. Yes glue would’ve been way easier and faster for this dent. This was simply to show what was possible with blending.
Blending is useful and better for small hail dents on rails and other panels, more dents can be fixed faster and just as clean blending that kind of damage. I showed a more practical blending video on this channel!
@@RealWorldPDRTraining OK, I understood you. Yes you are right.
Hmm
Seems easy on video but we all know how its looks like in practice😂
Easier its pull IT up with Puller and glue
Yea. And I mentioned that many times. This was an extreme example to show how this is done
It's not good.you have a big flare.
I have 0 idea what you’re talking about
@@RealWorldPDRTraining 11.53 you not see a flare?
The low that I mention in the video?
Hahah if that bothers you I’d love to see your examples of blending a dent that large.