👊 Hello PUSHMORE! I just uploaded a new video to the REMOVAL & INSTALLATION (R&I) module! In this lesson, we walk through removing the front door upper chrome molding on a 2018 Toyota Highlander. My goal with this module is to continue adding R&I procedures that I perform regularly in the shop. I'll also be recording a dedicated lesson covering the tools I use, but I truly believe the best way to learn R&I is through repetition and exposure to as many vehicles and components as possible. Over time, you'll notice that although every vehicle is a little different, most clips, moldings, panels, and trim pieces follow common themes. The more reps you get, the more confident and efficient you'll become. Get great at removing parts. Set yourself up for the best possible access. Push more. Finish better. I'm also recording the final lecture in the PROPER PUSH TECHNIQUE module as we speak, and I'll have it uploaded shortly! Now... WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT! 💪

I’ll be working on more lessons this weekend, but enjoy the first video of a series that I’ll be uploading on YouTube. Azael knocked it out of the park on this gnarly CREASE DEBT on the bedside of this truck. This first video is more “fly on the wall”, but listen to the conversation and guidance. In the coming videos, there will be more panel perspective. KEEP PUSHING pdr family. 👊 https://youtu.be/iil8lKkxZao?si=f6rJAWd3CQasz1M9

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

The first lesson is officially up: Lesson 1: Light Selection, Setup, and Spectrum This lesson lays the foundation for everything that follows — how to choose your light, how to set it up, and how spectrum (warm vs cool) affects what your eyes are actually seeing. If you haven’t checked it out yet, go watch it now and start building your vision before you ever touch metal. More to come as we continue to build this module deeper and deeper. Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT!🇺🇸🫡🤜🤛😎🤙

After just completing the lessons I want to say , Dean you are like the Bill nye of PDR & I hope that's not taken the wrong way. Im coming up to 1 year learning pdr from my first week of in person training with another company local to Canada, to watching 1000s and 1000s of videos . NO one explains it like you ..the science behind it helps understand it. I am excited to say the least because ive been struggling and struggling this past year to improve . But I think this is the year for all of us ! Happy Monday everyone