What is the TopGun PDR training method like?
I was told that the ‘Topgun’ training was done in someone’s home- basically in their garage. I don’t know how someone could train others in the dent repair process in their house, or at best be successful at it when they need to work out of their house. I trust businesses that have actual facilities and demonstrate their success.
Some PDR schools such as www.superiorautoinstitute.com and dingking.com both have real facilities with professional instructors with over 20 years experience.
This method of Paintless Dent Repair training is accelerated, very over-the- shoulder, and focused on the students individual needs. A maximum of two students can be trained at a time, but usually the training is one-on-one. Some beginning students have described the training as intense, but most students feel challenged, and enjoy the experience. This method gives the trainer the ability to clearly and quickly show the student in great detail, the visual cues they need to see in order to learn PDR. In fact, most advanced students that train with us say after the first hour that they now see details they have never seen while working a dent. The comment we hear most often during advanced training is “I never saw that before!” This method breaks down most processes involved in PDR such as crown work, core release, pressure release, pushing sequence, pushing patterns, etc, and makes them easily observable and learnable. In effect it almost digitizes PDR. It also provides a very effective
