How to Remove a Dent with a Slide Hammer - Start to Finish

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a bondo buggy.

Finish with 40 grit ? WRONG

A very good step by step video! I have more knowledge now than before I started watching. Thanks.

This was a great video to watch instead of the goofy one before this. Guy spent 5 minutes talking about "Y2K throwaway cars" lmao. Good video, thumbs up

You make it look so easy. I like the idea of using the cheese grater before the filler goes right off, thanks for the tip. Nice video without any waffle.

Hey just wondering would you usually prime the bare metal before applying filler? I have some repairs like this to do and was wondering the correct order

Step one. Grind off the paint. 👍🏻👍🏻

Nice work what’s the name of the cheese grader looking tool

Did you put the Hardener in your bondo?

I have dents on 2015 ram 1500 I tried the suction cups I have a slide hammer dent puller but it's the screenw in kind

How good has the harbor freight stud welder held up ?

Poor old nigga thinks it’s a Cadillac😂

Wow!

Because I have no expertise with refinishing and repainting, I was cringing the entire time I you were using the cheese grater and the entire time you were using the sanding block. All of my life experience instinct says "NO! SCRAPING METAL AND ROCKS OVER A PAINTED SURFACE IS WRONG!" I realized that my reaction was almost exactly the same as when I watch surgery videos on the internet (or, like today, when I watched the ultrasound while a doctor gave me a cortisone shot in the shoulder this morning). AIEEE!!! :-)

This damage is so much worse than that little ding. Fail

Looks like a Grand Am trunk lid

Another great video

I saw many videos, but really still couldn’t get, because after sanding with 40 or 80 you still have deep scratches then how can primer hide that, I tried many time but couldn’t and then I sand with 240 or 400 🤔

Hey great video, thank you.

i was like no no no dont cut short yet.. i wanna see what you did after applying the primer

I know thats called a slide hammer, but what is the end part that holds the stud part called? Im looking for a similar slide hammer thing but I just keep finding ones with hooks on the end instead of the thing that holds the stud thats welded on.

Same way like off dolly hammering

I don’t know why, this video was satisfying to watch. Especially the cheese grating part ☺️ Great job!

Man I spent a day to do this and this guy probably did it in 20 min. Knowledge and the right tool!

Great video. Thnk you.

Nice

I like how you explained. You have a new sub here

Just a few times lol

Great job....you are a pro and thanks so much for sharing your lifelong skills with the world.

You make this look so easy but I know it isn't. Thank you though awesome video

A mazing result! If with the primer only (as paint) looks like that, wow, you're an impressive body shop professional! Where are you located?

Very educational, thank you

Very informative and concise - thank you.

Thanks for the helpful video, but especially thank you for not wasting my time by talking too much! Love that you get right to the repair :) Good stuff!

What are those "Studs" called and where do you get em? Anyone?

Now I just need a slide hammer, stud welder and dented vehicle.........

Good work and a great simple video.

Very Pro,well done Sir!

What slide hammer do you use for the project for the stud pulled

If you had access to the back end of the piece, would it make sense to just use a hammer on the back?

Great video jery short and simple

Nothing smells better than a body shop

Hey jerry I need to do bodywork on my 1997 Chevy Astro van it’s a dent right on the driver side corner panel I have a slide hammer is there anyway to go about it after I finish pulling the dent should bondo the hole and repaint any suggestions greatly appreciated thanks

I just bought a slide hammer for dent pulling. No stud welder though. I’m curious what primer you used?

Always good to learn something new....

Nice 👍🏽

great video .. thanks for the info .. i subbed by the way.

What if you use a screw? How do you fill those? Jb weld?

Need to see the result after top coat really.