Expand your repair capabilities with practical Paintless Dent Repair techniques designed specifically for the bodyshop and SMART repair environment. This intensive 1 Week PDR course focuses on the skills needed to quickly and efficiently reduce small to medium-sized dents before refinishing. By incorporating PDR techniques into the repair process, technicians can minimise filler use, reduce preparation time, and improve overall repair quality. Designed as the perfect companion to our 5 Day Glue Pull Repair (GPR) course, this programme teaches technicians how to combine traditional PDR methods with existing repair processes, helping to achieve faster, cleaner, and more profitable repairs. What You’ll Learn Throughout the course you’ll receive hands-on training covering: Introduction to lighting and reflection Round dent repair process Crease dent repair process Correct striking tool selection and techniques PDR tip selection and application Restricted-access round dent repairs Restricted-access crease dent repairs Introduction to side panel repairs Hard body-line repair techniques Soft body-line repair techniques Each topic combines expert instruction with practical workshop exercises, allowing you to develop confidence using professional PDR tools and techniques in real-world repair scenarios. Who Is This Course For? This course has been specifically developed for: Bodyshop technicians looking to reduce repair times and improve repair quality. SMART repair technicians wanting to add PDR techniques to their existing skill set. Technicians who have completed our 5 Day Glue Pull Repair (GPR) Course and want to complement their glue pulling skills with traditional PDR methods. Automotive repair professionals aiming to reduce filler usage and improve efficiency. By combining Glue Pull Repair with traditional PDR, technicians can tackle a wider variety of damage while delivering higher-quality repairs with less finishing work. What Can You Expect? By the end of the course, you’ll understand how to assess damage, select the correct tools and techniques, and safely reduce dents prior to refinishing.
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