http://www.denttime.com of San Diego removes two different dents on the same panel. Paintless dent repair saves time and money when performed correctly. Watc…
http://www.denttime.com of San Diego removes two different dents on the same panel. Paintless dent repair saves time and money when performed correctly. Watc…
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Sounds like you are jealous. For a tech who has been doing PDR should have
enough respect to recognize another when they set a good example of how PDR
is performed. I do dents because I love my job and proud of my trade. Too
bad you are a hater and not a player. What ever gave you the impression I
am here to please you? But then again I made a big enough impression for
you to comment huh?
Oh wonderful ! cool job and nice music. takeda from tokyo
Thats amazing!
I’m a newbie French PDR tech and i’m really impressed by such a removal. It
must be quite gratifying to be able to remove a huge dent like that. Go
on…
I own a high end body shop,this would have been a rather expensive
refinish. Good job on the PDR. My shop will offer this in house soon. It
just makes sense. I can move more cars thru the shop per week.
That was an excellant example of how to do it. Since I work for an auto
manufacturer, you can bet I’ve seen this type of dent before and don’t let
anyone be-little how difficult these type’s of dents can. One wrong move or
slip of the pick can really cause problems. You do great work and represent
our trade admirably. And you’re exaclty right. We need to be upbeat about
our work and promote what we do in a positive light. I don’t know who
pdrguy2000 is, but sir, that was not the best response.
u just save the guy a new boot lid, to be honest never knew this size of
dent can be pushed out. over here in new zealand we only have ding man fix
those little ones but nothing like what u’ve done. nice job!
Exactly. I’ve been doing PDR for 7 years now and I’m always impressed with
the DentTime results. If PDRguy2000 was a good PDR guy, he should be able
to have an appreciation for a good repair. I wonder if his name is Sal? LOL