Hi Ya'll!! Newbie here. Exited to join the group and start Pushing some Metal...

Just looking for some feedback. Would you start it this way, or approach it differently?

🎯 PUSHMORE CHALLENGE Today we’re not chasing a perfect repair. We’re testing your fundamentals under pressure. Pick a dent that forces you to slow down. Your objective: ⚙️ PRECISION — Can you consistently find your tip? ⚙️ FLEX/RHYTHM — Work WITH the metal, DON’T FORCE. Are you taking advantage of the science, and creating some energy? ⚙️ PATTERN — Are you moving with intention or reacting? ⚙️ PASSES — Are you controlling your progress or overworking areas? ⚙️ INTENSITY — Are you matching force to what the metal is telling you? Now here’s the rule… When progress slows down — you DO NOT switch dents. That’s the wall. Instead: - Adjust your light - Change your head position - Re-evaluate your read Most technicians fail here because they leave the lesson too early. Elite technicians stay in it until the metal gives them an answer. 🎥 If possible, record a short clip and post it. Let’s break it down together. This is where real technicians are built. BREAK THROUGH THE WALL. 👊 PUSH MORE. PAINT LESS. ⚔️

So first off, how much would you body guys charge to fix this clean the dent up, light fill, and repaint. PDR guys- I’m guessing this one’s a pretty tough. I would think trying to get some tension on that knocked down the high spots and crowns. And try and pull as much as you can before beginning to push and knocked down. From a scale from one to 10 how hard would this one be?