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Paintless Dent Repair PDR
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22 contributions to Paintless Dent Repair PDR
3 likes • 22d
@Dean Berman never thought of rolling them... after that info I've been playing with rolling my hail tips too and found it's really useful to push up those real subtle lows or dent centers that won't come up instead of stabbing with sharp tips where you can
3 likes • 19d
@Dean Berman I hope I can become good one day and justify myself buying some they look awesome. I do have the dent reaper crease killer tip set I practice with once and a while they are pretty neat and kind of a Stanliner killer whale tail.
Feb 25 •
Where’s everyone from?
I’m from Lake of the Ozarks Missouri. We’re right in the middle of Kansas City and St. Louis. Our lake has more shoreline than California and Texas :)
1 like • 22d
Living in Alberta Canada right now.... would love warmer climate right now LOL
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That’s shorts and flip flop weather lol
30d •
Advice
So I've got a friend who's trading services with me for some body work. Her cars has tons of scratches and swirl marks that I told her I'd wet sand and buff and polish. She's also has a dent in the contour that I told her I attempt to fix it or make it look better. As you can see, glue pulling is going to rip the paint out, which I'm prepared for as I have the paint. I haven't been really successful with the push rods but still thinking about giving them a shot. I'm also not opposed to using body filler if it comes down to that as I'm pretty good at filling, painting, and blending. I'd just like to get everyone's opinion on how they would go about tackling this, whether your new or not. Its a 2014 Cherokee bty.
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@Brice Maillet yeah defenitly don't try glue pull this
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Nice!!!
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almost there...I am still scared to try those
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