Showing posts with label removal. Show all posts
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Monday, December 31, 2007

Big Dent Repair - Paintless Dent Repair PDR Training -Removal


We give a little insight about our big dent repair PDR training manual. These type of dents are very difficult to achieve and take a lot of patience. Even though we teach this technique, it takes much practice to gain perfection during and after the learning process.

This particular dent required pressure to be relieved below the outside edges (crowns). As we released the pressure, the crown would become weaker and more manageable. If we tried to knock down the edges before pressing, we would create "tap down" pits which can actually create the repair process become more messy. We did not use a glue pull method because at the time, it was not an option. Either way, the crown and trapped pressure would need physical behind the panel pushing.

We used about 2-3 tools to push the dent out. One in particular was the the soft tip from Ultra Dent Tools. Beware though, a soft tip is not the answer to all big dent repairs. It should only be used to start a big dent to release pressure and then change to smaller and more accurate tool tip. We explain in detail about this in our Basic PDR Line Board Manual.

Dents are becoming more bigger and complex because how thin the gage of the sheet metal has become. A simple door ding caused from the same impact 5 years ago will now create a silver dollar or bigger dent on todays vehicles. Metal becomes more stretched and deeper with lighter vehicle sheet metal.

Advanced PDR training has become more of a need to cater to the big dent repair market. Dents are not getting any smaller and big PDR dent repair is becoming a rapid growth to learn for all PDR technicians. There seems to be a shortage of door dings and a public demand for cost-effective big dent removals without visiting a collision center. PDR (Paintless Dent Removal) is slowing transitioning in to "PCR" (Paintless Collision Removal).

Monday, December 24, 2007

Crowns & Highs - Paintless Dent Repair / Removal Training (PDR)


Crowns and pressure releasing is one of the most important factors to understand and learn about paintless dent repair. It is also the most overlooked lesson during a trainee's learning experience. Mainly due to not enough time during PDR training.

We show an introduction page from our Basic Line Board Manual regarding crowns. Not a whole lot to show but enough that you can tell what a crown looks like through our eyes and the line reflection. Our PDR training goes into depth about "identification." If you can't see it, how are you going to remove a dent completely?

In most cases, PDR techs who are not aware of crowns or simply don't see them, end up forcing a dent to come out. Unfortunately, that won't work. Instead the results are either a wave still visible or unwanted push marks. Identifying crowns and releasing pressure creates a smoother and faster repair which eliminates forcing a repair.

You must understand a dent wants to go back to its original shape. You just need to know why, how and where. Moving the board in different angles is one key but the details that are surrounding it is what puts it all together.

Our one-on-one PDR training explains in detail why you are missing what you're not seeing. If you are already a veteran PDR tech, you may want to purchase the Basic Line Board Manual before taking advanced training? Although again, there is no substitution for personal and one-on-one PDR training.

Our pdr manual is designed to give you more insight which can make all of a world of difference. If you have any questions regarding PDR training or the Line Board Manual, please visit denttime.com

Thursday, December 13, 2007

Line Board PDR Training Manual - Paintless Dent Repair Removal



This photo above displays some of the pages you will see in the Basic PDR Line Board Manual.


If you are considering PDR, you might want to invest in this unique and professional PDR Line Board Manual. Although, this is no substitute for actual personal training but it will help you definitely get a clear picture about the paintless dent repair atmosphere itself.

We designed this line board manual to have professional diagrams so it can assist your learning abilities. We spared no expense when it came to an appealing style to this one of a kind manual. From superior examples to detailed explanations about techniques, you'll love every thing about this basic line board manual.

Our goal when we put this line borad manual together was to help anyone who read this manual (man or woman), become familiar and also learn something. From tool uses to the basic ding repair process, we keep you on your toes and wanting more!

What this PDR Manual is About.


Obviously it's about "paintless dent repair" (PDR). But what it is actually directed towards the "line reflection." Lines are a unique pattern we use to read the dent. Most PDR techs don't use lines. Why? Obviously they weren't trained on them from the start, haven't heard about lines at all, or don't quite understand the "line board" concept. Don't get me wrong, even if you use another reflection, this manual doesn't discriminate with other PDR techs. It actually helps a PDR tech gain more skill.

Lines Are For Everyone!

When we designed this manual, we wanted everyone to understand it easily. From a newbie to a veteran PDR fog tech, we feel confident that this will be one of the best manuals ever developed for the paintless dent repair industry. You'll enjoy and appreciate the details we spent to go the extra mile so you can benefit a better learning experience no matter what level you are about.

Personal Training & Manual

Students who choose to take our personal training programs are automatically receive the Line Board Manual. Before we train our students, we send out the PDR manual 1 week before they attend. This advantage actually begins the learning process much quicker. It also gives our students an accurate insight about the line reflection, so they will know what to expect. We create an exciting manual that matches an exciting training adventure!

If you would like to purchase a Basic PDR Line Board Manual, please contact Myke Toledo at 858.699.2054. We will be adding the new product to Auto Lecture for online purchasing soon.

Monday, December 10, 2007

WE LOVE DENTS! - San Diego Mobile Dent Repair


Nobody is more obsessed than us when it comes to (Paintless Dent Repair/Removal) repairing dents! WE LOVE DENTS Period! Dent Time of San Diego has worked on practically every car in the world! Not to mention every type of dent that was thrown our way. From your daily driver to your rare all aircraft aluminum "Dutch Spyker," we are trusted by many to do the job and do it right the first time.

Our craftsmanship demonstrates just how skilled our technicians can remove your dent w/out disturbing your finish. What's more amazing is we remove your dent completely! There are limitations of coarse. Depending where the damage is located, paint damage and how much the dent is entirely stretched. Before we take a repair on, we'll evaluate the job and always inform you what to expect.

From small dents to big and complex dents, our paintless dent repair company is your #1 choice. Remember, you only get one chance to get the repair done right. Why not choose Dent Time the first time. Please visit our official blog for more information. If you are not from San Diego and are in need of a qualified PDR company in your area, please visit ReconExpress.com

Real Quality. Real Value. Real Fast. Guaranteed! 800.420.DENT (3368)

Monday, November 19, 2007

Paintless Dent Repair-Removal Training Curriculum


So you are thinking about paintless dent repair/removal PDR training? Did you know it takes more than 1-2 weeks just to understand what PDR is really about? Take a look at our curriculum. A lot to cover huh? We offer 4 weeks of pdr training and we'll be quite honest, you still won't know everything.

We start with the basics by covering tool usages and theories. Moving into basic ding removal, glue pulling, heat usage and eventually big dent removals. Grasping these chapters take time to learn. Dent Time believes giving the student 4 weeks not only develops good practice habits but increases your learning curve dramatically.

For more information regarding PDR training, please visit our official website DentTime.com

Tuesday, October 16, 2007

Riverside/San Bernardino Mobile Paintless Dent Repair/Removal (PDR)


Precision Dents of Riverside and San Bernardino provide high quality mobile paintless dent repair and door ding removal. Most dings and dents removed within 30-60 minutes with guaranteed satisfaction.

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Mobile Paintless Door Ding Removal and Minor Dent Repair (PDR) is "the art of massaging metal back into its original form." It is the fastes, most efficient, cost effective method for removing door dings, creases and minor dents. The beauty about PDR is, no painting,no bondo or fillers involved! In addition, your dent is removed without even disturbing your factory or custom finish.

Performing PDR takes much practice and long experience to produce consistent, high quality results time and time again. Within minutes, skilled technicians will impress you right before your eyes as they instantly restore your vehicle’s appearance and resale value from those unsightly dings and dents. In most cases, a single car door ding repair can take 10-20 minutes and multiple dings usually under 1 hour.