Advanced PDR Training in the United States

As part of our PDR training, you’ll gain proficiency in oversized stretched metal dent repair. This foundational skill set forms the basis for more complex paintless dent repair techniques. You’ll not only learn the theory but also perform hands-on repairs, boosting your confidence in tackling significant dents, such as oversized softball-sized dents in doors or cannonball hail impacts on roofs. While many dent technicians shy away from these challenges, our training will prepare you to take them on successfully.

Crease dents are often seen as one of the most daunting tasks in PDR training. Many technicians struggle with these repairs, but our program focuses on the latest methods to conquer them. You will practice crease dent repairs on both top and side panels, setting you on the path to mastery. While 80% of PDR technicians hesitate to address these challenges due to a lack of knowledge or confidence, our comprehensive training will ensure you are well-equipped to succeed.

Our PDR training also covers unique dent repairs like deer hits, fallen tree damage, and shopping cart crashes. These extreme dents are typically routed to the collision repair industry, but we empower you to handle them with confidence. Not only are these repairs highly profitable, but they also represent the largest growth area in the paintless dent repair industry. We want you to thrive in performing these challenging repairs.

Hail damage presents distinct challenges that are integral to our paintless dent repair training. With a high volume of dents per panel and numerous dents on a vehicle, it is crucial to train students on the proper mental and physical processing of hail-damaged vehicles. Upon completing our advanced PDR training, students will effectively process hail-damaged vehicles, even if they start out slower than seasoned technicians.