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What you must be willing to say, even when you don’t want to.
Why you need to work with known players, what to do when you can’t.
Sometimes local accounts get behind, what should you do?
Suggested reading:
“To Be or Not to Be Intimidated” by Robert Ringer
This is the first episode of the Paintless Mentor Podcast. Derek and I discuss strategies that will help you learn PDR and earn more money.
This episodes theme is gameification and how it will improve your dent repair training. Also, how this method can help you learn other skills.
So, how can you turn your dent repair into a game? And how will that help you? Check out this podcast to find out the answers.
Book mentioned by Derek:
Guitar Zero: The Science of Becoming Musical at Any Age
Have you ever worked a car with a dent in the roof, trunk, or hood
that is so big, it holds water?
Then you know what I’m talking about when I say
“Bird Bath Dent”. You know, the kind where you have to pump the water
out before you can work it?
They can happen on the sides too, these we just call
“craters”.
This kind of dent is so deep and stretched, there’s almost
no hope of fixing them with paintless dent repair.
Until now.
If you’re like me, you’ve fought these babies too many
times.
Is there a technique which will help you fix them with PDR?
Do you have to glue an ice cream stick to it?
Not any more.
Go watch the video and see what I mean.
Deep Dents Video
Oh yeah, I’m also going to tell you about a “must have” tool
for working on doors.
deeply yours,
Tim
Do you know the difference between a bumper and a fender?
Which side of the car is left? Right?
Does this car have a “rail” or not? How can I tell?
When you write hail damage estimates for PDR, you want to be accurate.
Go to this page to watch the Naming Panels video.
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