Tomorrow we officially start the journey into Proper Push Technique. This isn’t just another random lesson. This is the foundation that separates: • Moving metal from • Controlling metal I’ve got multiple videos dropping: ✅ The Intro – Why most techs struggle at the finish ✅ The 5 Principles of Proper Push Technique ✅ Precision – The first and most misunderstood pillar ✅ An unscripted garage push challenge (real reps, real application) We’re not talking about flashy tricks. We’re talking about: • Control • Reading the panel correctly • Eliminating micro-features • Respecting original dent zones • Building repairs that don’t fight you at the end If you’ve ever felt stuck at that “last 10%”… This series is going to show you why that’s usually a first 10% issue. Tomorrow we raise the standard. Be ready. Watch in order. Take notes. Then go get reps in your garage. This is where the real growth starts. — Dean

Just joining the community and looking forward to learning this craft to the fullest and see how far I can take it. Been a production manager at a larger hail shop in Denver for the past 10 years, and the only thing I haven't learned how to do is the actual repair of the dent. Instead of just leaning over one of the techs shoulders at the shop and watching them fix a dent I'd like to be the one making the repairs. Excited to start this journey!

These are some of the hammers I make .

Here is a 2 1/2 hour live session that I had with the guys last week. Talking about proper push technique. Feel free to soak some of this up while I’m getting those modules ready! https://www.youtube.com/live/iK0ES7Pph-4?si=5Q_6MzQJ9-LjomA8