Let me know your thoughts when it comes to education. 1. Knowing what a dent is? 2. Knowing what tools you NEED vs WANT? 3. Practice or watch others practice? 4. Getting questions answered LIVE vs Supposing what you watched MEANT? 5. Be able to ask questions that YOU HAVE vs SEARCHING ONLINE for the answer? Learn Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) from the ground up. Mastering the science, lighting, tools, and real-world techniques through proven training systems. I will then put in my answer as I have done BOTH!

Well, I was hoping for it since months but I maybe hoped a little too much, my city and surroundings just got hit by a storm I'm not insurance partner so I don't have a lot of vehicles yet but the ones I have already will get me busy for a certain time 😅😅😅 Only pictured 2 but I'm almost at 10 waiting for quotes 😵‍💫😵‍💫😵‍💫

I fixed this for a friends kid.it was extremely hard.where it was hit it pushed 2 hard lines sticking out from the brace and the front of the repair you can’t access so it was all glue pull.i got say 60 percent out and im having them bring it back so i can get some advice on here.the brace lines are giving me trouble and so is the very front the door where its double paneled.Cant get glue to get the dent up by the edge..

What do you feel is the most challenging when it comes to PDR? 1. Education 2. Comprehension of the Type of Dent? 3. Tools 4. Metal Movement 5. Time to work a dent 6. Types of Dent

Nottttt perfect lilllll bit of wave. Keep trying these big jobs and hopefully they make the smaller ones easy