More of this dolly and hammer lessons, please. Thank you, sir. :)

The unedited reset in the first video was hilarious.

We're learning auto body, you're learning content creation. Everybody's a beginner at something.

The curve isn't just for strength, even "flat" panels are curved slightly because it makes them look better and reduces glare in reflections. :D

Great video! Thanks for this, it will help me with my restoration of my old Mercury. I was looking for the proper way to use the hammer and dolly set to fix some small dents and creases! Thanks!

S**t happens, no need for an apology. I watched the video you mentioned and just thought you wanted to redo it, not a big deal. I'm appreciative that you and other people like you take the time to share your knowledge.

Thank you for posting

Makes sense

Sometimes I like you videos. I can learn things if I want. Hammer is favorite tool

Awesome

Good information sir

Very good video and explains in in simple terms

That is so amazing to me... Almost seems like a lost art with all the pdr... I would love to learn how to do this

Great videos, and I love the absolutely awesome vintage Snap-On boxes in the background.  Thanks!

Thank you! Because of you, I'm now a professional Auto body and expert fire arm tech. And I make hundreds of thousands of dollars. And women galore. All thanks to you.

Thank you for taking the time to break down the basics. As a new auto body tech, these videos are really helpful. Quick question, at 5:50 in the video what made you reach for the pick end of the body hammer over the flat face to work that low spot out? Appreciate your time and insight!

I'll spend some time here now. You do a very good job explaining what's going on. Fortunately I haven't watched the first video you referenced.😄

People are way too critical.  Come on.  It's fine.  You're providing free content and expertise.  Don't sweat it.

What about using a wire wheel to remove the rust down in the pits?

lol, you do pretty good most of the time,I am always on the lookout for your videos, just grind and polish the teeth off that thing