FAQ

Let’s be brutally honest — PDR is not for everyone. Without good eyesight, patience, determination, and daily practice you have little chance to become a good PDR technician.

There are many reasons for this, so we’ll give you some of the most important ones. A group of 2 people maximum. 2 instructors throughout the course. Constant supervision of the student to share the knowledge and correct mistakes. Work with modern PDR tools of leading American companies. Over 10 years of experience, thousands of dents removed, and many trained PDR technicians. Support during the course and free additional training.

Two words: solid foundation. Without them, you’ll get into bad habits, and that will lead to frustration. An experienced professional has to show you how to use the tools properly, and then observe and correct your mistakes in face-to-face training. YouTube videos may be worth seeing as an extra source of information on removing dents, but only for those who already have a good base.

Such a guarantee is only up to you! We guarantee that you will build a strong foundation and we will teach you the latest PDR techniques and the most efficient methods of removing dents. Everything else depends on your commitment, determination and perseverance, and gaining experience in PDR profession.

You need about 3 months of daily practice to make almost every rod thrust precise so that the final effect will resemble the state before the damage as if the car drove straight out of a factory. The same amount of time is needed to understand how the knockdown works and how to use it. You will spend the following months and years extending the knowledge you have gained which will result in clean repairs and a shorter time of doing them.