Paintless Dent Repair for beginners by a first time a DIY guy. It looks so easy when all the PDR pros do it on youtube, so I wanted to try it out on my car. What did I have to lose? Paintless dent repair is where you adjust the sheet metal on your car to be flat again. If there is a low spot pull it out. If there is a high spot, tap it down. When it’s smooth again, you are done! You don’t have to be an auto body pro to pop out a door ding. Don’t be afraid to try this on your car, unless it’s precious. For me, it’s all about learning a new skill and having a little better car in the end. I’m stoked that I did this pops a dent kit. I got a couple door dings and dents out since filming this. Take your time, you can get great results if you pay attention to what you are doing. This is a great way to repair hail damage too. The kit I got has glue tabs, a hot glue gun, glue sticks, a slide hammer, a rubber hammer, a t-handle puller, a bridge puller, and a dent lifter. I also suggest a heat gun to reuse the glue on the tabs since it just needs to get hot to melt again and is faster than the glue gun.

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  1. Nicholas

    Just needed more pulling. Gotta pull the lows up and blend them down. Having some push rods would help

  2. You are right and I am wrong

    I think it was a problem with quality of glue and that you should have used a lot more pull all at once then blend.

  3. Michael Rich

    I got that kit. I found an 8mm steel rod which I bent and tapped a thread to take the tip for the knock down tool to give me a push rod with changeable ends.

  4. Journey beautiful Nature Tourism Recreation Photo

    Excellent grade 👍

  5. Robby D Durham

    I'm not even a novice, but I'll like opinions on my comment. It seems the dent stopped improving after the size of the dent was smaller than the dent pulling tap? I just had deja vu. I swear I've commented like this before. I'd still like comments about it though.

  6. P. Agixeb

    Not bad for the first time! Another 8 minutes and you're done 90%, 100% 👌

  7. RC Hobbyist Extreme

    Always heat the area before tapping on it like that to prevent the paint from cracking as well as making the metal a tad bit more workable.

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