I had a nice dent to do before Labor Day weekend and this dent I had to say was a nice little challenge. Very stretched, sharp and hard to handle dent that had a crazy crown just one inch about the body line. I won't give too much away but let's say you will definitely want to see how it went. Stay tuned as I will explain the details later. Meanwhile take a sneak peek at the iPhone dent video.
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Showing posts with label learning how to repair creases. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learning how to repair creases. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Crease Dent Repair - Ride Along Video (Episode 2) Learning Paintless Ding Removal
What's up everyone, I just had a chance to edit this video for the Ride a Long (Episode 2). It's about a nice little crease that was hit on the front fender of a Yukon.
I am going to be featuring this repair in depth on a new dvd called "Glue Pull Practicals" that explains the glue system I chose to use, what tool tips I use and why and how and where to knock down. This repair took about 2 1/2 hours to remove with very little evidence the crease dent was ever there.
With paintless dent repair / removal, creases are considered one of the most challenging and hardest to master. Your pushes have to be so accurate that if you miss, expect to see a up and down zipper effect. Basically skip marks in the panel. Crease need lots of time to master and patience. There is no fast way to learn. It's all about technique, patience and the tools. Once performed about a thousand times, you start to get a little faster. No matter how good you become, speed won't matter to you.. the quality of the repair will.
So I hope you like and please comment. Thank you.
-Myke Toledo
I am going to be featuring this repair in depth on a new dvd called "Glue Pull Practicals" that explains the glue system I chose to use, what tool tips I use and why and how and where to knock down. This repair took about 2 1/2 hours to remove with very little evidence the crease dent was ever there.
With paintless dent repair / removal, creases are considered one of the most challenging and hardest to master. Your pushes have to be so accurate that if you miss, expect to see a up and down zipper effect. Basically skip marks in the panel. Crease need lots of time to master and patience. There is no fast way to learn. It's all about technique, patience and the tools. Once performed about a thousand times, you start to get a little faster. No matter how good you become, speed won't matter to you.. the quality of the repair will.
So I hope you like and please comment. Thank you.
-Myke Toledo
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