I've got a buddy at work that wants me to attempt some work on an 09 Lexus SUV. I'm posting pictures and wondering what advice anyone has if any. I don't expect to glass it or anything but I'd like to make him happy and potentially I end up with a Dent Shrink box he got from a pawn shop in trade. These are pictures he took and I haven't seen it yet in person.

PUSHMORE! Hope you’re all having a great Saturday! I don’t have a student or a workshop today. It’s just me and the metal. I’ve set the timer for two hours, and then I’ll be jumping into recording some knockdown videos for that module! But, I wanted to chime in and share with you the tools that are making quick work of this wild Texas Hail, beat roof, which would be a replacement in any other shop! But we are going to push metal, and preserve this panel! Dentcraft 48” Double Sided Hail Rod A-1 60” Single Bend Dentcraft 44” Wide Whale Tail VIP Hard Plastic Star Series VIP Hedgehog Edgy Golf Tee 2.0 And of course, the coolest long reach blending hammer from our very own PUSHMORE teammate, Israel from IZZY DOES IT! Reaching out, working these ribs, on a long roof, especially when dents overlap, both out in the open, and right above a brace, this is the combo that is cleaning things up! Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT. 🇺🇸🫡🤜🤛😎🤙

Not perfect. Definitely made mistakes. trusted the process and sent it!

I know it's not perfect, but I'm pretty happy with my progress. The bottom right dent is the repair and it needs a buff and I know has some minor imperfection, but it's certainly cool to be able to self learn a skill with the potential that this one has to offer.

This is a 1984 Yamaha Tenere tank I sent for sandblasting, and applied a glossy primer on to be able to repair it with PDR methods Pretty good access even if it was only from the fuel neck A deep shot on the left side and crease hell on the right side 😅 The tiny defects you can see are rust pits Will need a bit of filler to take care of that but that's all No filler needed for the dents 😊