looks good!! Anyone order this before?

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Wow!!!! Can't believe I just wasted 1 minute of my life watching that crap!

The minute I heard the American accent i just knew what would be next.

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I really don't think that will be great  Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

Every dent in the vid had no crease, Must only work on Yanky cars made of tin

Can't see Ed China using one on whealer dealers

Wouldnt work "on every car etc" I doubt its much good on fibreglass or plastics? and only on steel if its a nice smooth dent on a flat panel and not on a corner and not on a swage line. I was only wrong once and thats when I thought I was but wasnt.

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Not one situation was filmed continuously....
One part is fixing over a dented surface and later another when it pops, over a non bended suface of course.
But the reason is obvious....

No paint loss either

Don`t dismiss all these dent repair people out of hand. I have a motorbike with an unpainted aluminium tank that had seen its fair share of track action - and some track contact! It had dents, creases and gouges. I sent it for assessment to a guy near York who specialises in ally tanks and paint free dent repairs, he said that he thought he could do a good job on it, and I am absolutely astounded by the result. Aluminium that is polished to a near mirror finish must be the hardest job possible because any imperfection is obvious but I would say that the tank is now 99%. He is a craftsman, most certainly - just pick who you let loose on your metalwork, carefully. Don`t drive faster than your angel can fly!

that the thing Nicam, the link show some wonder device that would put PDR companies out of business if you believed them and they did what they claim

on the other hand after watch a PDR at work on a old car, with his long screw driver type things and plastic mallet, they are great at what they do, but if the metals stretched they can't do a thing apart from lessoning the visual appearence Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

nicam wrote:

Don`t dismiss all these dent repair people out of hand. I have a motorbike with an unpainted aluminium tank that had seen its fair share of track action - and some track contact! It had dents, creases and gouges. I sent it for assessment to a guy near York who specialises in ally tanks and paint free dent repairs, he said that he thought he could do a good job on it, and I am absolutely astounded by the result. Aluminium that is polished to a near mirror finish must be the hardest job possible because any imperfection is obvious but I would say that the tank is now 99%. He is a craftsman, most certainly - just pick who you let loose on your metalwork, carefully.

Only My Take on Things but....
Dent repair men are usually fellas that have done every job under the sun then happened upon a cheap franchise do a few days training and hey presto they are in business!-Crafts men amongst them are few and far between.