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Paintless Dent Repair PDR

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96 contributions to Paintless Dent Repair PDR
Stacking up the wins !
This one was a a challenge for me . Small dent yes but it also had a small valley in the middle of it . I learned a lot from this one ! I this was another breakthrough moment for me ! 🙏 Everyday ! Every night after work ! And on my weekends off ! Practice practice practice..LETS GOOOOOO !!!!
Stacking up the wins !
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Great job!!
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@Billy Mckinney that’s wonderful! I’m still waiting for that to click for me. I’ve been trying to switch from lines to fog. I still have such a hard time finding the tip so I end up with pushes I have to clean up. Each dent is an adventure lol.
New rods!
I bought these off Amazon for $40. I wanted them because they all are interchangeable tip rods. I expected them to be flimsy but they are 5/16 inch stainless steel. They also came with a lot of tips both steel and rubber. I can’t wait to test them out! P.S. I finally have a double bend!!
New rods!
THE 2% CHALLENGE ⚔️
This week’s challenge: As we roll into this week inside Pushmore Academy, I’ll be recording the Knockdown Module—and while I do, I want to challenge every one of you. Post your repairs. Not just your best repairs.Not just the ones you’re proud of. Post the ones you fought through. Post the ones that humbled you. Post the ones that made you question your process. This is where we start documenting the journey. No judgement. No ego. Just growth. Too many technicians only want to show the polished result. But the truth is, progress is built in the imperfect reps. I want us to be able to look back on these moments months from now and see where we were… and how far we’ve come. This week, I want you to repair as much as you can until you hit your stopping point. And when you think you’re done… Ask yourself: Can I take this 2% further? That question should become part of every repair. I ask myself that on every job. My repairs don’t always come out 100%. I’m still learning. Still refining. Still pushing. Because the goal isn’t perfection. The goal is to get 1% better every day. So this week: Push. Fight. Document. And when you’re ready to stop… Go 2% more. ⚔️ Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT. 🇺🇸🫡🤜🤛😎🤙
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@Dean Berman I’m using a single bend rod with a little bebe sized ball at the tip and a door tool.
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@Dean Berman i spent a lot of time tapping down today. Only a little time pushing. I think it looks a little cleaner but I got to the point where I started to have a hard time telling what is high and what is low. Does that happen to anyone else after four hours of looking at a dent? lol
IF YOU WERE SHOPPING FOR WHALE TALES......
IF YOU WERE SHOPPING FOR WHALE TALES...... WHAT ARE THE TOP 4 SIZE WHALE TALES YOU WOULD HAVE IN YOUR TOOL SET?
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I have some I bought from amazon when I first started and they aren’t very good so I’m following to see what others say.
What are the Main tools a New PDR Tech should have. Bare Minimum Tools
With all the techs both NEW and SEASONED. What are the tools you recommend that "New Techs" should invest in. To begin their journey correctly?
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@Ryan Chester I need a double bend. I will google Dan Kraft
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@Ryan Chester lol
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Steven Arzapalo
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@steven-arzapalo-9491
I think I came out of the womb as a car guy. Started learning auto body at 15. Did it for 50 years while fitting in a 42 year postal career.Love Life!

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