Picked this up specifically for fender work. The shape and access make it easier to control pushes in tighter, curved areas compared to standard rods. also came with a bunch of random tips and can be used as knockdown. Curious how others are using it. Any tips or preferred techniques?

made a push rod for less than 20 bucks. And when I put some bins in it and try to push out this fender. Hopefully it’s strong enough we’ll see.

Some proper pictures of the gas tank I posted on Facebook I just picked it up and will start the repair in the upcoming weeks Will definitely be a really hard challenge Customer wants it repaired to sell the bike so the goal is to make it not visible for a buyer at first look @Dean Berman

Just did the precision push challenge ! Aluminium hood (my personal car) Forgot how hard it is to work on aluminium (only did once on a hailed aluminium hood) Had to do a second line because my high spots weren't high enough to be noticeable on camera on the first I did (on the left) with a metal bullet tip So I picked up a Reaper rod for the second and the crosshair circle I did the challenge by memory but realised after re watching that my circle might be a bit too big I totally committed on overpushing as soon as I thought I was in place, maybe even too early as I didn't even pre tensioned to be sure, just dragged my tip and boom overpush 😅 Interesting challenge for me as I'm still learning fog and I have never in my journey did some kind of training like that pushing in circles, I started immediately pushing dents 🙄 Results are kinda what I thought it would be, not perfect but not that bad 😅 Looking forward for the next 😎

What advice would you give me for this severe hail damage that's supposedly comming for repair in April ?