Category Archives for PDR Tools

Paintless Dent Removal Tools: PDR Tap Downs Explained

Knockdowns to Remove Dents in Paintless Dent Removal There are a few differences between these particular knockdowns. The main difference is the material. So there are those made of aluminum

Basic Tools You Need to Start Learning Paintless Dent Removal

Basic Skills ToolsIf you're just starting out with paintless dent removal there's only really two things you need to be thinking about right now. One is selecting the right training for you

Not Technically PDR Repurposing a PDR Tool

A Brilliant Tool This PDR bar is great for removing large soft dents. It is also excellent in moving a lot of metal quickly. When you get that big domed or mushroom tip in behind

Setting Up My Umbrella Using Get A Grip Mount

Get A Grip Mount Helps in PDR JobSo I quite often use this Get A Grip Mount for holding my hairdryer hot air gun when I'm doing my PDR work and just freeze up my hands. I do also use it when

My Top 5 PDR Tools

My Favourite Top 5 PDR ToolsThese PDR tools are brilliant and have made it into my top five. These personally are my favourite little tools. First, we have the Shane Jacks blending hammer.

The Bare Essentials to Start Learning PDR

The Bare Essentials to Start Learning PDRThere are a whole load of different tools you can pick up as you develop your PDR skills but in my opinion there are just a few that are essential

Dead Center Tabs

In doing Paintless Dent Removal it is possible that you will be confronted with cases where the dent is quite sharp and long. How should we repair this sharp and long crease? And what

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The initial process was a very smooth transaction with quick replies with the instructor. I found it very helpful and I now have a much better understanding. This has allowed me to repair several dents that I would not have been capable of before taking the course.The modules were very informative without being too complicated, very good use of your time and still think there could be more to learn. The basic course and has provided a good start to the art of PDR and has inspired me to carry on practicing to improve on the knowledge learned.

Martin, UK