Paintless Dent Removal classes

[Stewy]

Anyone know a place for me to learn how to do PDR? Paintless Dent Removal. If someone could give me a lead i would greatly appreciate it. I will travel cross country if I have to.

[highplains]

1 hour ago, Stewy said:

Anyone know a place for me to learn how to do PDR? Paintless Dent Removal. If someone could give me a lead i would greatly appreciate it. I will travel cross country if I have to.

I think Rightlook offers them, at least they used to 

[Stewy]

Do they have a website or phone number? 

[highplains]

1 minute ago, Stewy said:

Do they have a website or phone number? 

https://rightlook.com

[Stewy]

Thanks bro!

[highplains]

No problem! If you end up using them I'd be interested to know how it goes! @Stewy

[Stewy]

Definitely, but I am going to look around for the training this week and then i should be able to make a decision by next week.

[Diablo's Tint]

Here's what I know, these are the top 3 that I'd go to if I were learning again. These are in the best order. I know Techs that have learned and become successful from "rightlook and Dingking" but they are known as training mills and pump out students. I think your desire has a lot to do with weather your succeed or fail in PDR. Good luck in your journey. They will most likely tell you not to practice or buy tools until after training, because no one company makes the best tools. I love ultra dent and dent craft and a few others. 

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

 

http://www.topgunpaintlessdentrepairtrainingschool.com

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

[highplains]

2 hours ago, Diablo's Tint said:

Here's what I know, these are the top 3 that I'd go to if I were learning again. These are in the best order. I know Techs that have learned and become successful from "rightlook and Dingking" but they are known as training mills and pump out students. I think your desire has a lot to do with weather your succeed or fail in PDR. Good luck in your journey. They will most likely tell you not to practice or buy tools until after training, because no one company makes the best tools. I love ultra dent and dent craft and a few others. 

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

 

http://www.topgunpaintlessdentrepairtrainingschool.com

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

That's what I was afraid of with rightlook. You've got one facility listed twice, was there a third one or does beach cities deserve extra consideration? 

[Stewy]

5 hours ago, Diablo's Tint said:

Here's what I know, these are the top 3 that I'd go to if I were learning again. These are in the best order. I know Techs that have learned and become successful from "rightlook and Dingking" but they are known as training mills and pump out students. I think your desire has a lot to do with weather your succeed or fail in PDR. Good luck in your journey. They will most likely tell you not to practice or buy tools until after training, because no one company makes the best tools. I love ultra dent and dent craft and a few others. 

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

 

http://www.topgunpaintlessdentrepairtrainingschool.com

http://www.beachcitiespdr.com/training.asp

Your first and last recommendation are the same bro.