What is PDR?

[Jacki Woods]

Paintless Dent Repair is otherwise known as PDR. It is a technique widely used today in order to eliminate minor scrapes and dents from cars and motor vehicles systems. Training in this industry about $5, 000 for a two week course and can continues from anywhere between 4 and 1 weeks typically.

Most training courses are hands-on and that means that there's not just theory but practical training that's provided to the people interested in following such courses. One deciding element in the ability to effectively perform PDR is that the individual doing it must have excellent eyesight...and that means 20/20 vision. Without that, imperfections in the human body of the automobile will not be acquired and identified by the specialist.

The art of PDR is situated upon reflection of light on the floor of the human anatomy of the automobile. It can't be repaired by you if you can't start to see the dent. Perfect PDR is what is in actual need currently from high end luxury vehicle owners. PDR can be in relation to the way you understand the blemishes on the vehicle. But, the problem is that everyone sees in a slightly different way. The difficult thing would be to find a training program that will coach you on how to see the dents in your own specific way in place of just the way the coach sees the dents. A reflector panel is used or fluorescent lighting and instruction involves the usage of this to instruct just how to begin to see the blemishes through representation techniques. Some consider it to be a skill instead of only a pair of capabilities that may be passed on and also consider that it requires years of daily practice to work.

After most courses for PDR, a PDR-tech staff should expect to generate something in the region of just under $100,000 per annum, more at read what he said.