Been running my pdr business for 27 years. For someone in business like me, the bread and butter is in normal size dents and not in doing larger dents. Your doing well on the videos. Great job!
Yes, don't waste your money on a franchise. Your already up 25-50 grand besides a cut in your profits and fees. You can learn the trade by watching videos. I am self-taught and I started my own business and picked a name. I personally don't do private customers...only dealerships and body shops. If you are doing it in a shop, you need to advertise. I don't do social media because I don't need to and a few bad reviews can ruin you. There are alot of people doing pdr now so you have a lot of competition. You will need to prove yourself with a free sample to get your foot in the door at dealerships. You need to drop you card off at dealerships every few months contiuously. Be honest, reliable and humble. Check the going rates in your area. At dealerships it is cheaper than a private customer. I don't go to homes (waste of time and gas). I only meet people at the dealerships after weeding them out throughly. People will hit a deer and think that you can fix it. Good luck! If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
Hola soy un fan tuyo podrías decir qué programa usás para saber cómo desmontar cualquier pieza en cualquier vehículo me imagino muchas gracias saludos desde España
I really don’t know. I’ve had brand new cars, straight from the dealership have the same damage on them. Also, when I say all Porsches, it’s mainly the 911 and the Caymans.
Been running my pdr business for 27 years. For someone in business like me, the bread and butter is in normal size dents and not in doing larger dents. Your doing well on the videos. Great job!
I’m getting into it as well and my plan is to focus on regular size dents. Any further advice you can give to a new tech?
Yes, don't waste your money on a franchise. Your already up 25-50 grand besides a cut in your profits and fees. You can learn the trade by watching videos. I am self-taught and I started my own business and picked a name. I personally don't do private customers...only dealerships and body shops. If you are doing it in a shop, you need to advertise. I don't do social media because I don't need to and a few bad reviews can ruin you. There are alot of people doing pdr now so you have a lot of competition. You will need to prove yourself with a free sample to get your foot in the door at dealerships. You need to drop you card off at dealerships every few months contiuously. Be honest, reliable and humble. Check the going rates in your area. At dealerships it is cheaper than a private customer. I don't go to homes (waste of time and gas). I only meet people at the dealerships after weeding them out throughly. People will hit a deer and think that you can fix it. Good luck! If you have any more questions feel free to ask.
@brayotintsandwraps They blocked my comment to you, not sure why.
Why not glue pull the dent on the roof? Just wondering, lot's of R/I.
The Stanliner Sword tool is one of my favorites
Excited to see a new video! Since you repaired my car been watching them all
Thanks Zach
@@Dentlesstouchwhere you at?
@@Mr_Jack_Of_All_Trades_ Busy Busy Busy in need of a videographer
@@Dentlesstouch well if you are in NC let me know lol
One day I will make the trip from AUS to you to get some training/insight. Gotta make a course/walk through for us not so beginner techs.
Kind regards
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How much did this repair cost?
Hey Chris
Hola soy un fan tuyo podrías decir qué programa usás para saber cómo desmontar cualquier pieza en cualquier vehículo me imagino muchas gracias saludos desde España
We just bought a 2019 it has those same denta on the front fenders. How does this even happen? Lol is it bad quality control?
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Where r u guys located?
Curious roughly how much the roof dent removal costs? Have one I’d like removed
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You mentioned typical Porsche fender dents. Do you know how they happened?
I really don’t know. I’ve had brand new cars, straight from the dealership have the same damage on them. Also, when I say all Porsches, it’s mainly the 911 and the Caymans.
@@Dentlesstouch thanks. Was curious how that happens.
Porque silicón no?
They are pros
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