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Back to the battlefield
I returned to the scene of my first pdr crime. My first attempt at hail damage on an aluminum hood one year ago.I go back to it every once in a while to show myself how much I don’t know and how far I have to go to become capable at this craft that I love. I got it a little bit better today.
Back to the battlefield
BIG WEEK, NEXT WEEK! ⚔️
Tons of content incoming! I’ve been working hard behind the scenes, to get caught up, and produce a ton of demos and lessons. I hope you all are having an awesome week! Let me know what you’re working on! Christian is glue-pulling a rail today. Tomorrow is the last day of training, before heading back to Switzerland! Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT! 🇺🇸🫡🤜🤛😎🤙
BIG WEEK, NEXT WEEK! ⚔️
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Pretty deep dent to start learned a lot on this one turned out clean. Was having a lot of issues with that last 10 % I think it turned out well I had made a hot mess out of it. Luckily I reached out to a fellow who does PDR use to come by our shop gave me some pointers. Helped a lot keep At it guys testing our patience ! NO BUFF !
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Repair I did for a friend.
So I seen dent discount do this glue a board to keep it from blowing out.i was told it was unnecessary because bottom wasn’t bent but why take the chance. Did it all with a double bend soft tip from ultra dent .i spent 8 hours on it..After doing it I think I should have started with glue instead of pushing while hitting the crowns to get it to release.Next time I’ll try to get pics ahead of time to get some direction from the group.Live to hear how you would attack this.
Repair I did for a friend.
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