Paintless Dent or PDR tools: Kawasaki Motorcycle Tank

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Feb 3, 2012
kirkconway Says:
mannn you got that right. yea thing's that are crafted from nothing or fixed right like original ? theres nothing better.

Oct 9, 2011
Piplikesbmx Says:
Wow good job dude :)

Apr 7, 2011
dentexperts Says:
- there are many PDR techs in Australia. Depending on the location of the dent to the gas hole the tank may have to come off and be mounted (very easy) for good leverage or just removed the way I do in this video. I suggest removing the tank to ensure best access and views of dents from different angles. Always look any tech in the eye ask whether they can make the repair flawless, of course depends on the dent. You can send me a picture if you like for evaluation.

Apr 7, 2011
hcavsailor Says:
mate you are damm good! I have the same dent on my bike but cant get anyone I know to come and fix it. I am in Australia so I wonder if there is anyone like you here.

Oct 15, 2010
schlusselmensch Says:
One of the amazing bits here is the adhesion and flexibility of the paint finishes used on cars and bikes now.

Jun 27, 2010
F4izzle Says:
u can take the fuel cap off with simple hand tools. it would give you much better acess to the inside

Jan 11, 2010
superford500 Says:
indeed ,

Jan 10, 2010
Junriah Says:
Fine craftmanship is always nice to watch.

Jan 2, 2010
dentexperts Says:
Absolutely not. Finding your tool tip in a flexing reflection takes years of practice and proper tools. What I teach in my DVD course can prepare a student for a dent like this from tool dressings and proper view. Whether he or she can hit a mark, depends on their practice and commitment to the art.