Tons of content incoming! I’ve been working hard behind the scenes, to get caught up, and produce a ton of demos and lessons. I hope you all are having an awesome week! Let me know what you’re working on! Christian is glue-pulling a rail today. Tomorrow is the last day of training, before heading back to Switzerland! Now WORK HARD and GO BE GREAT! 🇺🇸🫡🤜🤛😎🤙

Finishing a dent is absolutely the hardest part for me. That last low spot when looking at it with the light far away. Or even the last subtle highs that need to be knocked down just right 😮‍💨

Hey guys Just received my order from Alligator PDR tools Do not hesitate to check them out They have a great variety of tools and the quality is top tier ! They also have stanliner style tools like Snake etc Here I targeted a double bend sword tool like And a Razor tool like Just expect a month of production if what you want isn't in stock Here they gave me the set of 2 brace tools as a gift for the delay 🤩

i’ve got my first big job thanks to a buddy of mine. Traditional auto body however I did use some PDR tricks mainly glue pulling. Zero training, all YouTube I know it’s far from perfect but I’m feeling pretty good about it. Didn’t make much effort since I bought a bunch of tools with it to help.

I haven't been on here in a while because life has really been kicking me to the ground pretty much daily. I had some health conditions come up that forced me out of my last job a while back and I while trying to deal with recovering from a surgery and a bad fall that left me with longstanding injuries my wife decided it would be better for her if she dumped me and tried to take me for every penny possible on her way out so I have been just struggling to survive financially, physically, and mentally. I've lost just about everything I spent my entire life building in a very short period. A friend of mine knows I am trying to learn this trade and let me work on his truck. He backed into a power pole and did severe damage to his box side. He didn't want to put much money into it and I agreed to work on it rather cheap. Even though I didn't charge much beyond materials used this is my first job. He needed the truck back after a few hours I didn't have time to work on it more than I did. If I had a few more hours with it I could have done a little more but I don't think it turned out too bad considering his investment was minimal. I see a lot of vehicles in my area with damage like this and I think there could be a niche doing jobs like this where you get them back to about 90% at a fee that works for both parties. Maybe I am wrong about that but I am sure some people would be enticed by lower price point. The last two pics are after I worked on it.