Dent Time recently posted a progress report about their latest PDR student, Josue Morales from Puerto Rico.
Category: PDR Training
Dent Time PDR Training Student From Puerto Rico
Jun 28, 2011
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Is Learning PDR Going to Be for You?
If anyone is thinking about getting into paintless dent removal as a career, you might consider watching this informative video. There are many things to consider beyond just a good pdr school. It generally has to do with your own personality and demeanor.
May 13, 2011
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First Series Line Board DVD Released (Paintless Dent Repair Training Video)
Paintless Dent Repair Training Using a Line Board
There is a new paintless dent removal /repair dvd video on the market called, Line Board 101 PDR Training. Here is a little insight about it…
Myke Toledo (DentTime.com) and David Pelikan (SOSDent.com) demonstrate the introduction of the line board and paintless dent removal. Two dedicated and successful PDR companies combine their experience to help bring you up to speed with the line board and basic PDR repair.
This DVD was created so you can see the details as if you were there yourself. We know all too well paintless dent repair takes much practice and dedication can be a nightmare without some proper guidance. Whether you are a newbie or veteran who wants to learn more about the line board, you’ll appreciate the detailed explanations and graphic animations that assist your learning curve.
The PDR Line Board 101 Training DVD will help you stay in good habit, while becoming more consistent and perfecting your skills in the art of PDR. The DVD goes for $39.99 and can be purchased at AutoLecture.com
Jan 27, 2010
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Paintless Dent Repair Training / Body Line BMW M3
My name is Myke Toledo and I would like to share my body line paintless dent repair I performed on a BMW M3. The dent took over 2 hours to do. If you are looking into pdr training, then you should consider really understand that paintless dent removal is not nearly as easy as it appears.
But back to the subject. A body line dent requires advanced training and understanding how the metal reacts when pushed a certain way with a certain tool. Mainly it is the paint finish you have to worry about. Unlocking the metal helps the paint finish to become more flexible. I used heat in the video as you can see and it helped tremendous. Without using heat, this dent repair would not have been successful. In the early days, a dent like this would not have been even considered for pdr. But today, I have the experience, the latest tools and most of all patience.
No matter how long or your experience, if you don’t understand how to be patient or manage your time, you will rush and not get the best result possible. Anyways, I hope you liked the light pdr dent repair tutorial.
Jun 24, 2009
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Professional Line Board Manual Hits the Streets for Paintless Dent Repair/Ding Removal PDR
Official Release – PDR Line Board Manual for Paintless Dent Repair
Dent Time blog wrote: Finally after months of photos and tech sessions, we created a manual regarding our line board. This paintless dent repair (PDR) line board was created to help those who either struggle in the PDR industry, newbies, and veteran techs who just simply want to learn more about the reflection.
This manual can also be purchased at PDRCoach.com. (An online store for pdr videos, tips n tricks.)
As the PDR trade gets bigger, the demand for information also gets bigger. From videos, tools and manuals, you’ll find it now on the web. This particular training product is more geared for introduction about how the line reflection is used with paintless dent repair. More chapters will be added for the “advanced pdr tips n tricks” in the near future. These future articles will include, deep creases, extreme big dents, glue pulling and more.
Video Presentation now available.
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Apr 04, 2008
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