Comments on: PDR Training Case Study Uzbekistan http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/ Paintless Dent Removal and Repair - PDR Training Sat, 10 Dec 2011 01:52:17 +0000 hourly 1 By: hernan http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-684 hernan Thu, 11 Mar 2010 20:14:03 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-684 Hi there all, yeah it is true that such dents can be pushed out after a few hours work.. i too never thought i could ever be able to push such dents.. and got to a point when i was ready to quit,,, but like anything persistence will pay off... i can now push not only this type of dents but also nastier ones,,, i will not publish my photos as i believe i dont need to feed peoples negativity... but as with anything your skill is only limited to the amount of time and effort one puts into the job.... i have met many pdr techs that are so hungry for the money, their work ethics is non existent therefore giving our industry a bad name... now we have big companies trying to underscut prices to the point where sometimes it is not even worth fixing hail damaged cars.... so i free lance and for those thinking in joining up ..beware of those companies charging up to $25,000 us for a four week training course the will take you no where.. you might as well buy tim's dvds... it is a better investment...i would love to see the day when all of us PDR techs could agree on a standard pricing so bigger companies did not have anyone to work for peanuts... this was assuring the survival of the industry.... and the rewards of the hard work that goes into this technique... Hi there all, yeah it is true that such dents can be pushed out after a few hours work.. i too never thought i could ever be able to push such dents.. and got to a point when i was ready to quit,,, but like anything persistence will pay off... i can now push not only this type of dents but also nastier ones,,, i will not publish my photos as i believe i dont need to feed peoples negativity...
but as with anything your skill is only limited to the amount of time and effort one puts into the job.... i have met many pdr techs that are so hungry for the money, their work ethics is non existent therefore giving our industry a bad name... now we have big companies trying to underscut prices to the point where sometimes it is not even worth fixing hail damaged cars....
so i free lance and for those thinking in joining up ..beware of those companies charging up to $25,000 us for a four week training course the will take you no where.. you might as well buy tim's dvds... it is a better investment...i would love to see the day when all of us PDR techs could agree on a standard pricing so bigger companies did not have anyone to work for peanuts...
this was assuring the survival of the industry.... and the rewards of the hard work that goes into this technique...

]]> By: Tim Olson http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-676 Tim Olson Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:49:23 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-676 TJ, you and Bakhodir are amazing. I am very proud of you and all my students. TJ,
you and Bakhodir are amazing. I am very proud of you and all my students.

]]> By: Tj http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-674 Tj Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:23:15 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-674 If someone else wants any prove of our jobs can I upload video but with service charge ;) :P If someone else wants any prove of our jobs can I upload video but with service charge ;) :P

]]> By: Tj http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-673 Tj Tue, 09 Mar 2010 04:19:53 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-673 @<a href="#comment-646">Very experienced</a>: I don't care if yo do delete this! :) it's funny why you are: masters can't believe that it's all can be done by pushing and pushing! First of all thanks a lot to Mr Tim Olson! (Mr & Master )) I Swear that all these jobs were done by PDR in my country the speed of internet too slow that's why Mr Tim has no process to show. just to attach one photo it takes about 10-15 minutes. and it's expensive to ($0.16= 1MB) large dent is the same as small ones but with Hign Definition (HD) i can proudly say that 70% of my dents are done after "BIG HARD PUSH" whatching the mentor system of Mr Tim! AND it's not an ADVERTISEMENT! FILO RULEZZZZZ thank you @Very experienced: I don't care if yo do delete this!
:) it's funny why you are: masters can't believe that it's all can be done by pushing and pushing!

First of all thanks a lot to Mr Tim Olson! (Mr & Master ))
I Swear that all these jobs were done by PDR
in my country the speed of internet too slow that's why Mr Tim has no process to show. just to attach one photo it takes about 10-15 minutes. and it's expensive to ($0.16= 1MB)

large dent is the same as small ones but with Hign Definition (HD) i can proudly say that 70% of my dents are done after "BIG HARD PUSH" whatching the mentor system of Mr Tim!
AND it's not an ADVERTISEMENT!

FILO RULEZZZZZ

thank you

]]> By: martin tzvetanov http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-672 martin tzvetanov Tue, 09 Mar 2010 03:43:35 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-672 hi tim, this is another prove your mentor system makes people learn pdr. thanks to you ive been doing great, but i wouldnt take on some of those dents. well the more i do the hungrier i get, so may be one day. ive done dents that i thought they cant be done by pdr, but with more practice everything seems easier. martin hi tim, this is another prove your mentor system makes people learn pdr. thanks to you ive been doing great, but i wouldnt take on some of those dents. well the more i do the hungrier i get, so may be one day. ive done dents that i thought they cant be done by pdr, but with more practice everything seems easier.
martin

]]> By: Tim Olson http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-669 Tim Olson Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:01:53 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-669 Jamie, thank you for the props. I will update you in the database Jamie,
thank you for the props. I will update you in the database

]]> By: jamie Deluca http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-668 jamie Deluca Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:54:07 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-668 hey tim my name is not sherridan thats my wife who purchased see what i see for me.i would like to say you are on the money i have improved out of site and anyone who dont believe it is just how do say in the wrong game, thanks tim my paintless dent career is off to a flying start thanks to you hey tim my name is not sherridan thats my wife who purchased see what i see for me.i would like to say you are on the money i have improved out of site and anyone who dont believe it is just how do say in the wrong game, thanks tim my paintless dent career is off to a flying start thanks to you

]]> By: Aaron Smith http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-667 Aaron Smith Sun, 07 Mar 2010 23:48:04 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-667 Wow, very nice work. That has got to make a mentor very proud of his students. For all of you non beleivers out there, you for sure are entitled to your own opinion. I can personally say that I have fixed some dents that I would never have thought that could be fixed and after doing so had stepped back and looked at what I had accomplished with amazement. I say this because I too have used Tim's paintless mentor system and also have had the priviledge of training side by side with him. These pics are a testament to Tim's teaching and to what can be done with patience, practice, and hard work. Congrat's to Tj and Bakhodir as well as Tim. Wow, very nice work. That has got to make a mentor very proud of his students. For all of you non beleivers out there, you for sure are entitled to your own opinion. I can personally say that I have fixed some dents that I would never have thought that could be fixed and after doing so had stepped back and looked at what I had accomplished with amazement. I say this because I too have used Tim's paintless mentor system and also have had the priviledge of training side by side with him. These pics are a testament to Tim's teaching and to what can be done with patience, practice, and hard work. Congrat's to Tj and Bakhodir as well as Tim.

]]> By: Lloyd Lind http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-665 Lloyd Lind Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:54:56 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-665 Nice job on the large dents! You will notice that in almost all of them the depth was very shallow compaired to the size. large dents like these can many times be easier to do perfect than a smaller dent that is very deep. For one thing you can start by pushing out the majority with a paded board or your hand pulling it out some with suction cups or even take the panel off and put it on a blanket and use a dead blow hammer and a padded shot bag to start pushing the dent. You have to think out side the box a little for big dents, the only thing that changes is the dent size not the skill set needed. I have done dents for over 20 years and I bought Tims training cd's for my son and he is right on track on how to do dents small and large! Nice job on the large dents! You will notice that in almost all of them the depth was very shallow compaired to the size. large dents like these can many times be easier to do perfect than a smaller dent that is very deep. For one thing you can start by pushing out the majority with a paded board or your hand pulling it out some with suction cups or even take the panel off and put it on a blanket and use a dead blow hammer and a padded shot bag to start pushing the dent. You have to think out side the box a little for big dents, the only thing that changes is the dent size not the skill set needed. I have done dents for over 20 years and I bought Tims training cd's for my son and he is right on track on how to do dents small and large!

]]> By: Tim Olson http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/paintless-dent-info/pdr-training-case-study-uzbekistan/#comment-664 Tim Olson Sun, 07 Mar 2010 18:16:44 +0000 http://www.pdrsecrets.com/blog/?p=637#comment-664 Gary, you are right. A couple of dents, I would not have taken on either. I am so happy to hear you are hooked as we are. Gary,
you are right. A couple of dents, I would not have taken on either.
I am so happy to hear you are hooked as we are.

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