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I’m going to show you a little but about pulling on our project, then I’m going to throw it all away. This gave me a chance to show the basics of what we are trying to accomplish and a few tips that can be helpful. Let me know what specifics you want to see on future pulling tutorials or even tutorials in general. I’m trying to give a broad scope of repairs and will fine tune once we have covered the basics.
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Love the tutorial. Future ones coming?
Hi Vechor. Can you show us the best way to do messurment even without any special tools or machines please? Like replacing a front rail. Thanks
This was my first time watching a video like this. Live tutorials were a big help. Thank you.
Good explanation. You should turn off the auto focus.
The Hammer is known as stress relieving folks
It would be great to see a basic, rear body panel damage repair.
Appreciate your time to make this video.
Thank you ! I have seen many "hack" repairs on line where they pull and stretch and then cut out a section of frame and beat the crumpled metal out with nail hammer then weld the frame back together , then grind through 90% of the weld in a feeble attempt to hide the weld , then bondo the weld and say it is "perfect and OEM" ……………. OMG !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I love your video! I just wish you could smile from time to time … you got the face for it! Keep them coming!
A frame was bent due to hit in the rear, trunk doesn't close. Can it be strightened by pulling by that frame with another car? Thank you for the informative film.