You've inspired me to get my own PDR kit and give it a go myself. After half a day's work, I've improved 3 dents and completely removed 1. Gonna keep going at it until I've got it perfect!
Hi Martin, soy de ecuador Carlos bermudez te saluda, quiero aprender esa técnica tuya ,realmente te veo haciéndolo y se ve fácil pero lo intento en mi taller y no he podido hacerlo gracias por compartir es grande lo que haces por los demás enseñando tu trabajo felicitaciones lo haces muy bien y seguiré practicando para lograrlo aquí tienes un amigo gracias
Thanks for your comment. The sill is an over sill, the structural steel is inside and behind the sill I’ve replaced many sills in the past and they are mainly thin steel
Thank you Martin… cause of you I learned and saved a lot of money fixing my car and a lot of others are noticing and asking me to fix their car got the big PDR kit and I go on learning thru your videos again thank you from nyc keep up the great work .. my new hobby 😊
Amazing thank you so much for letting me know. I try to add as much detail in my videos to help anyone watching weather that’s a customer or a beginner tech Great to hear and all the best for your future in PDR
Great video, takes lots of patience and skill to finish with a blemish free job like yours. Most people don’t realise the time involved and cost of gear to do a job like this.
Excellent comment and absolutely true. The first 75% is usually easy going It’s the last 25% and then that 2% which takes away the small imperfections and that 2% can take hours Not many people comment with appreciation most think PDR is a rip off
Martin - I went ahead and built a pulling tower (game changer - thanks for the hints) - saw a US older guy doing doors like that ^^ - he has a tensioning jig that he puts the doors into - it basically stretches the door skin back out horizontally, making the repair a hell of a lot faster & easier. That's next on my "build list" as it makes an awful lot of sense when you give it some thought.
Hi Martin, as you predicted, a difficult job. Everything was against you: anti-noise textures, decals, boxed and reinforced areas… Excellent result, as always! and congratulations for the 20,000 followers: you deserve them given the quality of your channel!
Hi Massimo thank you 🙌🏼 it was difficult but I think I got it to an acceptable standard! Our customer was impressed anyway Yea 20k subs it’s amazing I never thought I’d reach that!! Must be my accent?! I’m hoping to make some new vids asap I have left it too long between this and my last video- I’ve just been that busy and only had crap repairs that I didn’t feel where worthy of a video. But I have a new camera to play with now so let’s see what happens! Thanks for come to g and all the best.. Martin
@@dentremover01 I missed the cost for such repair. how much it is typically cost for such repair? I am really impressed with your work and keeping original paint is always my main priority.
Hi Paul thanks for your comment. The glue has been out since early 2000s And the blue glue tabs are from Cam Auto The puller I made last year and there’s a video on how I made it. Basically just a small dozer Thanks for watching I hope you get to see my other videos
Hey Martin, a Huge Thumb this once 👍👍👍Just Brilliant work! 👌🔝💯 ...fantastic final result ... great video ... and detailed explanation of the repair. Lots of hours working that explain why you've got 20000+ followers. Congratulations for that, ...you deserve them, mate. Take care and I look forward to the next one. Cheers, mate! 🍻🍻
Thank you Francisco! There’s been a lot of time and effort put in to these videos as well as doing the actual repairs! So thank you for your kind comment and for appreciating what I do! I’m on with the next video and hope to have it out asap for you. Meantime take care Martin
Brilliant repair again Martin. You keep challenging yourself and it pays off. Keep it up. I would like to see more wings and quarter panels also. They were my favourite.
Thanks Daniele. I agree but the customer was more concerned about not replacing the decal than the dent on the sill! I said I’d just patch up the small area and she was over the moon
Nice to see these repairs, my kind of repair being in a bodyshop. Not sure on the flex glue though I haven’t had the best results as yet seems to jump off quite easy even with the ‘6 Cs’ but a bugger to release when you need to ..
Hi Andrew ok the flex glue is like cement! I found that using a 99.9% isopropyl spray and a really hot melting glue gun, use the 6c you should get consistent killer pulls Maybe it’s down to timing? I give small tabs about 10-20 seconds and I find it hard to get them off the panel! Play about with your timings
@@dentremover01 I’m using cordless ryobi gun it’s ment to be 190+ maybe it not quite there to get the glue to temp, don’t get me wrong it’s ok not amazing. I find sill repairs fantastic as I can keep the stone chip in place👌🏼👍🏼
Thank you Christopher I really appreciate you having the time and patience! And also the interest in my channel I hope you enjoyed them….. which video did you like the best? Thanks Martin 🙌🏼
Wonderful job Martin. What easy DIY equipment do you recommend for a quick fix of a small dent on only the sill? Also, what are those glue and the rubber grip called? Thanks
Hi Sam thanks for your comment. I’d always recommend speaking to your local tech first to get an idea of how it’s to be repaired. Buying the cheapest glue kit isn’t the best option as it’s just crap glue and plastic. You’d need the proper equipment like keco or Camauto plastic tabs and the PDR glue. Also a hot burning temp glue gun. It may cost you the same in tools as it would a PDR repair Also it may not be fully repairable as sills are a specialist repair (sometimes) again without speaking to a professional your taking a chance and likely wasting money. Il take a look at the video as I don’t know what you mean about the rubber grip, most likely a mini lifter? Hope this helps Thanks Martin
Wanted to ask a huge favor could you post a pic of the top of your cart.Building a homemade tdn cart with foam but would love to see your layout.i like that you keep it simple.did you make yours or is that how your cart came
Hi. I have another video showing all my tools on my cart so you should be able to see the foam on that? Keco sell the foams too I think Or if you go onto Keco you may be able to get a good pic of the foam layout
Hi Fuel Life! Thank you, I actually only replaced a tiny bit and for that I just used some black coach line from halfords. I don’t really fit decals I haven’t needed to replace any yet anyway. Are you local to Beverley? Thanks Martin
Fantastic repair 👍🏽 👌🏽 I didn't catch what knockdown the white one was with the cork looking end. Can you let me know where I can find it and what it's called. Thanks!
Drilled to holes inserted the z bar in the direction of the other hole In which a j hook went in to catch the Z bar , it was called the two holer , but still had to fill and paint,, I do have a stod welder . When I pulled the dents I kept tension while I was I knocked down the crowns and it was effective . But PDR wás not an option back in the day
@@daledowning1019 I know what you mean. I use to use similar, zigzag wire and weld it on like the crease tabs, and use a lifter with my oriole hooks to lift the damage out. Then fill & Paint. There’s no reason why bodyshops shouldn’t adopt GPR for collision reduction instead of welding and potentially damaging the inside of the panel- which could rust over time Trying to keep the old skills alive is something I’m keen on doing. Just not the mucky/dusty parts!
Hi Mark yes I am. And yes the insurance will pay for PDR but customers generally pay for it with their funds instead of using insurance. Mainly because once insurance is used we lose our no claims discount, and they load it on in coming years. Hail repairs are usually insurance paid Thanks Martin
Hi Sonni thanks for your comment. Measuring depth can be tricky, I’d say if you run a straight edge over the area then use a ruler to measure from the deepest part of the dent and the straight edge that would give you an accurate depth. But it really depends on how you estimate the damage. On MTRX there’s shallow, medium and deep which the measurements can be added to these buttons. Say your dent is 20mm deep it could be classed as a medium depth, and if you added a 25% upcharge for this, you’d make more money for the added effort in the repair Hope this helps Thanks Martin
I just signed if for mobile tech is why I’m asking .i seen that black plague has a depth measurement tool but it’s sold out.do you measure it like you explained to me or use a micrometer of some sort.
Hi Dharmen thanks for your comment. So I actually made this tower myself and if you have a local engineers or your handy with a welder then please watch my 2 part video on how to make it. I give you all the dimensions so it should be easy for you to draw it up and save you thousands on a branded one Here’s the link ruclips.net/video/7Fzf3xLoVmE/видео.html The blue tabs are from CamAutoPro in Canada 🇨🇦 and with their glue it’s like cement! camautopro.com/en/ All the best Martin
You've inspired me to get my own PDR kit and give it a go myself. After half a day's work, I've improved 3 dents and completely removed 1. Gonna keep going at it until I've got it perfect!
Excellent Brendan well done on your PDR Journey I wish you all the best 🙌🏼
This man gives us hope for any car.
Wow thank you 🙏
Hi Martin, soy de ecuador Carlos bermudez te saluda, quiero aprender esa técnica tuya ,realmente te veo haciéndolo y se ve fácil pero lo intento en mi taller y no he podido hacerlo gracias por compartir es grande lo que haces por los demás enseñando tu trabajo felicitaciones lo haces muy bien y seguiré practicando para lograrlo aquí tienes un amigo gracias
Great work! The sad part while it looks great if it’s hit again it’s already lost structural strength. 😩
Thanks for your comment. The sill is an over sill, the structural steel is inside and behind the sill
I’ve replaced many sills in the past and they are mainly thin steel
Now THAT WAS IMPRESSIVE!
That rocker would have had made me nervous!
Really appreciate the time you put into showing us.
Thank you Martin… cause of you I learned and saved a lot of money fixing my car and a lot of others are noticing and asking me to fix their car got the big PDR kit and I go on learning thru your videos again thank you from nyc keep up the great work .. my new hobby 😊
Amazing thank you so much for letting me know. I try to add as much detail in my videos to help anyone watching weather that’s a customer or a beginner tech
Great to hear and all the best for your future in PDR
Wow, great skills Martin, that was a complex mix of damage! Glue pulling has come such a long way. Looking forward to your next one 👍
Definitely a thumbs up for that one, amazing result considering how bad it was. Excellent 👍👍
Thanks Corey really appreciate that I’m glad you enjoyed the repair video! Have a great Jubilee
Good job well done wish we had skilful guys like you here …
Thanks Iavirider I’m sure there will be someone close to you?
Amazing how much deformity to the metal without damage to the paint!
Clear coat is sometimes up to 7 coats thick and really holds everything together whilst providing protection. It's essentially a layer of thin plastic
Great video, takes lots of patience and skill to finish with a blemish free job like yours. Most people don’t realise the time involved and cost of gear to do a job like this.
Excellent comment and absolutely true. The first 75% is usually easy going
It’s the last 25% and then that 2% which takes away the small imperfections and that 2% can take hours
Not many people comment with appreciation most think PDR is a rip off
Martin - I went ahead and built a pulling tower (game changer - thanks for the hints) - saw a US older guy doing doors like that ^^ - he has a tensioning jig that he puts the doors into - it basically stretches the door skin back out horizontally, making the repair a hell of a lot faster & easier. That's next on my "build list" as it makes an awful lot of sense when you give it some thought.
Excellent! Well done James! If you can send some pics over that would be great! Your looking at making a lateral tension puller too?
@@dentremover01 yes, that's the next thing.
Great Job as Always Martin, keep up the good work Mate 😀👌
Thank you David
WOW Martin what a repair buddy that was bloody awesome 👌 👏 👍
Thank you James! Hope you and family have a great Jubilee
@@dentremover01 I'm working mate home from Devon tomorrow then sat I'm going to Scarborough till weds
Hi Martin, as you predicted, a difficult job. Everything was against you: anti-noise textures, decals, boxed and reinforced areas… Excellent result, as always! and congratulations for the 20,000 followers: you deserve them given the quality of your channel!
Hi Massimo thank you 🙌🏼 it was difficult but I think I got it to an acceptable standard! Our customer was impressed anyway
Yea 20k subs it’s amazing I never thought I’d reach that!! Must be my accent?! I’m hoping to make some new vids asap I have left it too long between this and my last video- I’ve just been that busy and only had crap repairs that I didn’t feel where worthy of a video.
But I have a new camera to play with now so let’s see what happens!
Thanks for come to g and all the best..
Martin
@@dentremover01 As they say ... it matters the quality not the quantity.
@@massimo6770 quite right
@@dentremover01 I missed the cost for such repair. how much it is typically cost for such repair? I am really impressed with your work and keeping original paint is always my main priority.
You have the patience of a saint, hat off to you, great job 👏
Finally my new video is here! Looking forward to sharing this repair with you and please let me know what you think about it!
Very logical plus technical approach, thanks for the vid.
Been an old school bodyman , and I'm impressed with this new tec Martin. Did you make them long hand levers ?
Hi Paul thanks for your comment. The glue has been out since early 2000s
And the blue glue tabs are from Cam Auto
The puller I made last year and there’s a video on how I made it. Basically just a small dozer
Thanks for watching I hope you get to see my other videos
@@dentremover01 thanks for that Martin ,I certainly will watch them ..
Hi Martin I admire your work with great admiration, you do great work
Thanks again Bulent! How’s the pulling tower ?
i like this carpenter hammer he is using he uses any thing to make the job don.
Thanks Resha 🙌🏼
Incredible repair Martin, great use of the pulling system
Thank you kindly sir
Hey Martin, a Huge Thumb this once 👍👍👍Just Brilliant work! 👌🔝💯 ...fantastic final result ... great video ... and detailed explanation of the repair. Lots of hours working that explain why you've got 20000+ followers. Congratulations for that, ...you deserve them, mate. Take care and I look forward to the next one. Cheers, mate! 🍻🍻
Thank you Francisco! There’s been a lot of time and effort put in to these videos as well as doing the actual repairs! So thank you for your kind comment and for appreciating what I do!
I’m on with the next video and hope to have it out asap for you.
Meantime take care
Martin
You are the King of dent removing! 👑🔨
Ah there’s a few kings about! Il go with Joker though!
😂... You are a humble and great craftsman! @@dentremover01
I just do my job well 😉 thank you kindly 🙌🏼
As a former PDR tech in the UK, that was very impressive. Great job.
Now subscribed. 👍🙏
Thank you Jaseba! Respect on you being in the trade, did you leave for another skill/trade ?
@@dentremover01 no, I still do bits for family and friends. I got arthritis in my joints so using the rods is difficult now.
Some serious pulling power there mate, that looked nasty. Great repair great video and great result. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
You are the best engineer I know! That's cool!
Thank you I really appreciate your kind words
Take care
Martin
Great job Martin. You're definitely inspirational. Keep pushing and continue being great. 👍💪
Впечатляет. Спасибо за твою работу, много нюансов стало понятно.
Спасибо за ваш добрый комментарий. да это был плохой ущерб! счастливого Рождества тебе
Unbelievable work...spot on 😎👍
Thank you Jon 🙏
Brilliant repair again Martin. You keep challenging yourself and it pays off. Keep it up. I would like to see more wings and quarter panels also. They were my favourite.
Thank you for your comment and apologies I took so long in replying. Guess what! My last 3 videos where front wings and rear 1/4s
Happy new year
Yes Martin! Been working with Ben. Would be great to eventually meet you. Going to check them out when I have some free time. Happy new year mate.
Super. Bens a great guy. No probs I’m in Bev so not too far away
@dentremover01 brilliant lad he is. And yes sounds great 👍
My wife did the same to our Mazda 3 going around the snow bank. No paint damage but local PDR guy said he could not do it.
Right on Martin GREAT job!!!!!
Thanks Matey!
Astonishing you performed a miracle on that .
Thank you Adrian
new decal to complete job 😍
Thanks Daniele. I agree but the customer was more concerned about not replacing the decal than the dent on the sill! I said I’d just patch up the small area and she was over the moon
Nice to see these repairs, my kind of repair being in a bodyshop. Not sure on the flex glue though I haven’t had the best results as yet seems to jump off quite easy even with the ‘6 Cs’ but a bugger to release when you need to ..
Hi Andrew ok the flex glue is like cement! I found that using a 99.9% isopropyl spray and a really hot melting glue gun, use the 6c you should get consistent killer pulls
Maybe it’s down to timing? I give small tabs about 10-20 seconds and I find it hard to get them off the panel! Play about with your timings
@@dentremover01 I’m using cordless ryobi gun it’s ment to be 190+ maybe it not quite there to get the glue to temp, don’t get me wrong it’s ok not amazing. I find sill repairs fantastic as I can keep the stone chip in place👌🏼👍🏼
Thanks
Just a test! But feel free to buy me a beer for my efforts!
Достойный урок! Браво!
No solamente un me gusta, es genial el trabajo que hiciste, felicitaciones
I am binge watch your entire channel great videos !
Thank you Christopher I really appreciate you having the time and patience! And also the interest in my channel I hope you enjoyed them….. which video did you like the best?
Thanks Martin 🙌🏼
wow ! probably the total repair you put in is over 15 hours, i sure hope you charged at least 2000$ for it !
Would be nice. In the UK it’s hard to get those prices but it was a good earner
Great work. Nice music.
Thanks Alex
Muito bom, parabéns, curto muito seu trabalho, espero chegar nesse nível um dia.
Great workmanship. Brilliant skills 👍👍👍👏👏👏💪💪💪✌❤🍀
Thank you. Hope the music was all ok?
@@dentremover01 Loved the video but when the music came on I just press mute 🔇 😪 🙃 until it's over. No probs 👌 😊 wish you the very best ✌❤🍀
Ah lol it’s not that bad! I didn’t do it so loud this time! I think the drone of my Yorkshire accent is worse 😅😅
Nice work Martin 👍
Thank you Bobby 🙌🏼
Absolutely great job 👏 🎉
Thank you so much
Regards from Athens Greece...
Thank you Panos all the best
Martin 🙌🏼
Excellent repair!!!! Your best repair to date?
Awesome video and amazing work my friend!! Thanks for sharing it!
thanks Martin. unblievable you just use glue pull the sharp crease near the body line out on the rock panel.
Wonderful job Martin. What easy DIY equipment do you recommend for a quick fix of a small dent on only the sill?
Also, what are those glue and the rubber grip called?
Thanks
Hi Sam thanks for your comment. I’d always recommend speaking to your local tech first to get an idea of how it’s to be repaired. Buying the cheapest glue kit isn’t the best option as it’s just crap glue and plastic. You’d need the proper equipment like keco or Camauto plastic tabs and the PDR glue. Also a hot burning temp glue gun.
It may cost you the same in tools as it would a PDR repair
Also it may not be fully repairable as sills are a specialist repair (sometimes) again without speaking to a professional your taking a chance and likely wasting money.
Il take a look at the video as I don’t know what you mean about the rubber grip, most likely a mini lifter?
Hope this helps
Thanks Martin
Wanted to ask a huge favor could you post a pic of the top of your cart.Building a homemade tdn cart with foam but would love to see your layout.i like that you keep it simple.did you make yours or is that how your cart came
Hi. I have another video showing all my tools on my cart so you should be able to see the foam on that? Keco sell the foams too I think
Or if you go onto Keco you may be able to get a good pic of the foam layout
really impressive... some man.
Thank you kindly
Thank you kindly
Great work, Martin!!
Brilliant result, around me PDR men wouldnt touch that
Thank you! I don’t think I would again lol !!
Great video
Excente video saludos desde Argentina
Thank you!
Releaving crown as you go helps the metal go back in place
Yes for sure! Releasing tension and pressure is key
cracking repair Martin great work mate 👏
That was F-ing Magic!!
Thank you!!!
Nice one Mate👌👍💯😊
Thank you Krzysztof 🙌🏼
Good Job done, well done 👏
that shit is insane, you're a master
Thank you so much
Subscribed; amazing!
Thank you Echassin I really appreciate you subscribing to my channel 😊🙌🏼
Awesome work mate, who does your replacement decals? I do a lot for insurance/bodyshops
Hi Fuel Life! Thank you, I actually only replaced a tiny bit and for that I just used some black coach line from halfords. I don’t really fit decals I haven’t needed to replace any yet anyway. Are you local to Beverley?
Thanks Martin
Fantastic.
Do you do courses? I'm really wanting to learn this.
Hi Brian, yes we will be offering courses this year
Email us on dent08@yahoo.com and we’ll add you to our list for when we start 😊🙌🏼
Fantastic repair 👍🏽 👌🏽
I didn't catch what knockdown the white one was with the cork looking end. Can you let me know where I can find it and what it's called. Thanks!
What a great work 👍
I want to learn this !
Grande trabalho!!!show!!
Thank you 🙏
Great repair but still Worth it regarding the hours spent?
I used drill and had z bars and a j bar to pull it used e Kansas jack system , better than painting it , less dust
Hi Dale. Was this a welded Z bar set up?
Drilled to holes inserted the z bar in the direction of the other hole In which a j hook went in to catch the Z bar , it was called the two holer , but still had to fill and paint,, I do have a stod welder . When I pulled the dents I kept tension while I was I knocked down the crowns and it was effective . But PDR wás not an option back in the day
@@daledowning1019 I know what you mean. I use to use similar, zigzag wire and weld it on like the crease tabs, and use a lifter with my oriole hooks to lift the damage out. Then fill & Paint.
There’s no reason why bodyshops shouldn’t adopt GPR for collision reduction instead of welding and potentially damaging the inside of the panel- which could rust over time
Trying to keep the old skills alive is something I’m keen on doing. Just not the mucky/dusty parts!
real good exelent 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏🇺🇲🇺🇲🇲🇽🇲🇽👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you Pepe for your kind comments I really appreciate them 🙌🏼
👍👍👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏🇲🇽🇲🇽🇺🇲🇺🇲
Hey Martin, with all the hours spent and materials used… how much would a job like this cost?
Amazing
Работа очень красивая золотые руки
Great Job ain’t it🇨🇦
Thank you
Thanks for the the tips , how much glue do use for a repair like this,
I think I used about 8 sticks. The large tabs use about 1/4 a stick
Small tabs about 2hrs of pulling
You sound like you're in the UK. I'm not in UK, but just curious: Do car insurance companies cover PDR there?
Hi Mark yes I am. And yes the insurance will pay for PDR but customers generally pay for it with their funds instead of using insurance. Mainly because once insurance is used we lose our no claims discount, and they load it on in coming years. Hail repairs are usually insurance paid
Thanks Martin
Nice one
What tool do you recommend for measuring dent depth.Is there one for bigger repairs?
Hi Sonni thanks for your comment. Measuring depth can be tricky, I’d say if you run a straight edge over the area then use a ruler to measure from the deepest part of the dent and the straight edge that would give you an accurate depth. But it really depends on how you estimate the damage. On MTRX there’s shallow, medium and deep which the measurements can be added to these buttons. Say your dent is 20mm deep it could be classed as a medium depth, and if you added a 25% upcharge for this, you’d make more money for the added effort in the repair
Hope this helps
Thanks Martin
I just signed if for mobile tech is why I’m asking .i seen that black plague has a depth measurement tool but it’s sold out.do you measure it like you explained to me or use a micrometer of some sort.
Have you ever worked on an Acura/Honda Integra?
That green pulling tower. Where can we get it from. Iam all the way from New Zealand. Also where can get blue glue tab and steel rod
Hi Dharmen thanks for your comment. So I actually made this tower myself and if you have a local engineers or your handy with a welder then please watch my 2 part video on how to make it. I give you all the dimensions so it should be easy for you to draw it up and save you thousands on a branded one
Here’s the link
ruclips.net/video/7Fzf3xLoVmE/видео.html
The blue tabs are from CamAutoPro in Canada 🇨🇦 and with their glue it’s like cement!
camautopro.com/en/
All the best
Martin
Nice video
Where can I get you car lift and tools?
Hi Greg thanks. The lift is from Strongman tools and the glue kit is from cam auto
@@dentremover01 what % alcohol needed for cleaning
Hi Greg. I buy 99% isopropyl from Amazon
It’s the best stuff 🙌🏼
The only way is up.
Haha love it
How do you get the glue off!?!?
Ah did you watch the vid! I always use 99% isopropyl
Dude thats crazy. Price of that reapair +- pls
Thank you Alexandr
This repair was less than 1k the main thing was having it fully repaired in a day with no paintwork. It turned out great 😊
@@dentremover01 yea for that price i would do it to😀
For that price I would too!
What about heating the panel you did didn't you
Great idea and yes I did. You have to be careful though because the glue will un bond if it gets too warm
What size and type of light are you using?
Thanks I use a 20” v3 Elim a dent board. It has 6 led strips
Just got the hoola hoop thanks to your videos.much respect for the time you take to share your skills and the tools used.
@@420sonni that’s amazing! Thank you so much for watching and for getting yourself a Hula Hoop it is a superb tool trust me 🤗😉
Use some kettle water on the door.😂😂😂😂🙄🙄
Haha
Even holy water wouldn't have helped that one 😂😂
@@SalvageMasterEssex hahaha not even mega smegga hot water
How is that glue so strong?
Hi Frank, ah you’d be surprised! The glue we use is capable of pulling door skins off the frame and holding the weight of a car
Wow, that's pretty impressive. Great job btw
Cheers 🍻😂
Cheeeeers !
I would love to be your student
Thanks Bulent, you don’t need training looks like your smashing it your end 🙌🏼
What glue are you using my friend
Hi Dale. I’m using Flex glue (camauto) sold by Keco and CamAuto
To fix a little dent in an EV battery it is half the price of a new car, insane.
Thanks, not too sure what is EV? Thanks for watching! 🙌🏼
Красиво.
Thought he said camel toe not cam auto 😂
Definitely Cam Auto! But if you say it fast…
👏👏👏👏👏👌👍😉
Hlo brother I am live in India car denter job Hyundai company as 5 yaer experience I need a job frorgein country and my dream
👦🤙🔥
Definitely not worth to do it paintless.
Ah why not? It was fixed quicker than a repair and paint, and the paint is original!
if you need help removing parts ,,,,just watch a utube video