I love videos like these, no intro no bs just straight to the point I wish all UKposts videos were like this

Good idea. This is how to make a diy video by getting right to the task. I dislike the ones with a lot of intro.

I thought I've seen everything but this is unbelievable. 75 years old and still learning.

My brother lived in Texas for several years. It isn't unusual for cars to get dents from large hail in the fall and winter. He said nobody gets them fixed. In the summer when it gets to 105° and higher with the sun beating down, a lot of the dents pop out on their own.

parents are home in an hour so this better work >.< Edit: (2022). All love my boys 💯

Ugh, this tutorial didn't show how make the boiling water. Edit: I can't believe my stupid comment is still getting upvoted lol

When it comes to DIY videos I usually am Very skeptical about them working. It always seems like there is more interest in views then posting a video that actually works but man I got to say that after watching your video and trying this hack it actually worked.. you are the Man.. Thank You for not wasting anyone's time with a nonsense video.

I appreciate you getting straight to it instead of just talking for 10 minutes 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

When you dont even have a car but you still feel satisfied that it worked...

Came in expecting some fake shit. ...was shocked. 👍

I just got the dent out of my 2019 Nissan and when I say you helped me tremendously you did that thank you so much ‼️💯

I had a bumper dent in the same spot on my Chevy Impala poured the boiling water on it got up under it popped it right out! THANKS FOR THIS VIDEO! Short and straight to the point 😎

Step 1. Crash car Step 2. Boil water in a large pool Step 3. Drive car into pool

Mechanic = *That'll cost you $900* Great hack.

Worked perfect for me. Boiled the kettle, poured it over the dent, plunger 3 or 4 times and the dent was gone. Didn’t even have to push from behind. Thanks again 👌🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

I am glad you were here, Adam. This will safe people a lot of money! Thank you!

straight to the point vid...no long winded talking...just action...my kind of vid...fast n faster..

Legend says he is still under the car pushing the dent.

You can do the same thing with a hair dryer or a heat gun. A propane torch will work on the sheet metal. Just have to be careful with the heat gun so that you don't end up burning the bumper.

Thank you my friend, (6 years old post). Had a dent on top of wheel arch kindly done in car park by unknown truck who drove off. This worked first time. Thanks again. MB in the UK.

Regarding that last little dimple that wanted to go back in when he released pressure off of it: while the plastic is still hot and flexible hold the dented plastic in the position you want and have a helper put cool water on it then it will stay in place

this dude just saved himself about $3,500

Insurance: Thatd be 2k.. Me: keeping the 2k and fixing it like this. Lol

I should've searched this sooner. Thank you for this💖

I cant believe that actually worked, really helpful great job.

Mechanic: Thatll run ya $800. This guy: Hold my beer...

Heat gun or hair dryer works good too. Allows you to have a bit more control

For anyone wondering, this is a real life application of Charles' law. At constant pressure, when temperature increases, the volume of gas also increases. In other words, it describes how gases expand when heated. (Chemistry class comes in handy for these sort of things.)

Just a reminder for new viewers. This will not work for ALL dents on ALL cars. It all depends on the placement of the dent and if you can get get to it from behind and push it out. As for the plunger trick, in my case, the dent was in a spot that the plunger could precisely fit and suction to, then pull out. Also has to do with the fact that the part of the vehicle damaged was sheet metal. You would never be able to suction out a huge dent in a bumper or tiny hail sized dents on the roof or hood with a plunger. A lot of the success from this trick comes from using logic.

some lady had hit my car on the side because she ran a stop sign, her insurance didn't do shit to help, this video definitely helped a lot, I actually fixed the dent on the car 👍🏻

Thanks, watched your video, boiled some water and 10 minutes later my car was fixed. That is just lovely!

What really helped me, since hitting it wasn't working, was I wedged my hammer into the right place and just used the lever action of it to push my dent back out. So helpful, thank you mucho!

Great video fixed my car perfectly, however how do i get rid of the body?

Insurance: any prior damage? Me: nah

Best one I've seen yet! so simple you don't even need to talk... Thanks for the share, Adam

Great content. To the point and useful! Question..How did you get to the bumper itself? My '03 Corolla has two ways, the trunk and underneath is not accessible

"Auto Body Shops HATE Him!! Click to find out why!!" -MSN News

Just did this trick, worked perfectly. My dent was in the same spot as the one in the video. I did the same thing and it worked beautifully. Thank you so much

This is definitely one thing car body repair shops don't want you to know.

I'm here because my lil bro just knocked the corner wall of the gate with company car and we trying to fix the dent and this worked like a charm. Thank you 😊

Worked like a charm. Thank you for the no nonsense presentation and for saving me untold hundreds of bucks! This has to be the most useful video ever on YT!👍👍👍👍

Now this is a real life hack

Along time ago, a friend of my kids grandmother got the dent out of my tear corner bumper by banging it out with I believe a rubber mallet but without using boiling water! But this is good to know for dents big enough. Thanks for video

I am going to try this today!! Awesome. Knew about it on plastics, never occurred to me on steel.

I wanted to provide a detailed explanation on how this works. The video shows the hack working on THIS particular vehicle, a 2005 Toyota Camry, I can't speak for every other single make and model vehicle out there. The area where the first dent was pulled out using a plunger is sheet metal and of course the back bumper I push out is plastic. If your vehicle is made of sheet metal and/or plastic, this could work but it also depends on the size and placement of your dent(s). Moral of the video: HEAT makes sheet metal and plastic more malleable to help get dents out along with applying some type of pressure; either by pulling or pushing them out. You can use whatever source of heat you feel comfortable with; heat gun, heat lamp, blow dryer, flame thrower, gasoline and a match, I don't care. What makes this a HACK is that most households have access to tap water, a pot and a stove to boil it. Cost of repair, maybe 10 minutes of my time opposed to what a body shop would rip you off for.

If I had a dollar for every time someone mentions a hair dryer or heat gun. Not everyone has that. This is what makes this video a hack! Everyone’s got water to boil.

This deserves 100+million likes. This is certainly the best life hack ever.

I buy cheap basketballs and wedge them behind the panels that need to be popped out, then use an air compressor to blow up the basketballs move the metal quickly. Doesn't always work as planned, but it's always exciting when the basketball explodes and you get to see how much progress you've made with the PDR job.

Holy sh**. This guy needs some sort of award.

I dunno about the rest of you, but those last 30 seconds were a real nail-biter!

Now this is a good video. You get straight to the point and dont make us sit here and listen to some b.s life story or how you ate pizza yesterday. Thank you kind sir.

Now this is what I like , straight to the point 👍 im going to give it a try lol

shops hate when ppl put repair videos because it causes them to lose business but i love ppl who do because not everyone has money to waste shops love to rip u off!!!

This man deserves the noble prize for his chosen field.

Excellent trick. Tried a couple times myself. Sadly I bought a Crown Victoria so im not sure if it'll have the same effect on the rigid metal body. If i ever get dinged I'll try, though!

Totally worked for me on a Toyota Aqua 2016 (Japan). At least for a quick fix, not super beautiful but it relieved my pain. Thanks so much for sharing!!!

At least it wasn't a click bait

The next time I drive into something, I am calling a plumber.

I got a similar dint on the back same spot and one on the front lower side. Im definitely trying this

Can confirm this absolutely works 100% on plastic bumpers and body panels. You can also use a heat gun to warm the surface. I was amazed at how well it works...just domt burn your hand. Use the rubber handle of a screw driver on the underside to push the dent out.

I tried this on my mother in law. Couldnt fix that scowl! So ill keep searching for more life hacks!

Every car should come standard with a pot and a plunger......water comes separately.

Amazing...The person who is working on parts are made off fibre or moulded plastic and treating them first with boiled water makes them soften and then pulling them with the help of suction is great 💡..I don't know about fibre parts but moulded plastic parts can be repaired...great idea

I can't speak to the effectiveness of fixing the damage to the steel but I once repaired a plastic bumper using a heat gun. The only sign it was repaired was a slight discoloration in the damaged area. Otherwise it was 100% fixed

guy at the smash and repair shop : "wow. Car is badly damaged. We need to replace the bumper, a few hours of work on the side. This will cost $800 at the very least" TeamFamily : "I need hot water and 2'14 of time"

Same method can be used to fix your toilet as well.

Wow! This is awesome, thank you so much for showing.

You made that look so easy wow!

Great video but I hate how that last little dent wouldn't give in lol

This glitch doesn't work anymore, patched on the current version (5.0.9) We apologize and sorry for the inconvenience

If I show de🙄 wife this video she'll never change her bad driving 😂

Amazing I wish it could see how you where pushing out that dented bumper I need to do this to my car

Those last 2 small dents would drive me crazy, i wouldnt be able to sleep until those were gone, grrrrrrr!

"look how cheap we make cars now!"

Fantastic! Loved the technique and the silent recording, very good!

There was this plastic invented over 25 years ago that returns to its original form when you pour hot water on it, but it never made it to production.

Man I can't believe people's posts on this, just unreal. Guys, the first part of the car or the first dent is on metal, the bumper or second dent is plastic, hot water makes both of them easier to deal with when trying to remove the dent. What the hell is wrong with some of you?

I like how quiet/useful the video is. It's like asmr.........without sleeping .

Respect for your video skills and getting to the point. My problem is a dent with a crease in it. Can you tell me if this method will still work? It's about same size as dent in video, front driverside fender. No plastic. I just want the dent out even if crease damage remains, I will live with that.

Very helpful video. Thank you for sharing it.

I watched this same video today and used step by step for my car and it really worked. I was charged $1,000 at the body shop for the dent. I am glad that I didn’t fall for it. Thanks for the video.

tried it today it really works...

Thank you so much this trick is so helpful for me I appreciate you and apologize my mistake 😢❤❤❤❤

Hi, is it possible to use the same method on dents caused by hailstorm?

I tried this on my marriage... The dent is still there.....time to get a new one

Wow plunger... that's a fascinating idea. I'll add that to my list for dent auto restoration business. Tank u

You can also use a hairdryer to heat the metal quarter panel and plastic bumper

Nice! Hot air gun or blow dryer works too.

A life hack that looks promising. Nice 👌

Wow! I just saved $1,000+ and a trip to the auto shop.Thx to whoever posted this!!😁❤

I have the same car with the same dent on bumper. How did you fit your hand under it to push the dent out? I really have thought of taking the bumper off because no way my hands fit? Help

Nice job! Curious... was that side panel metal? Thanks!

This works. I pulled out the entire bumper, was standing on the dent and trying my best to push it into position but it would not work. Using boiling water pooled on the inside of the bumper, the bumper started to move firmly and easily. No damage to the pain otherwise. Its incredible.

Good idea, I'm going to try that for the dent in my head.

So cool I'm about to try this... thanks for the video...

Awesome, will try on my bumper.

The things we do for our wives..

By the eight divines. What daedric sorcery is this?

It is something new for me-thanks! What temperature must to be the water?

Dang I’m gonna have to try this thank you for the video!