Paintless dent repair drivers side rear panel question

kenchan

you should train yourself and make a business out of it?

i spent about $3K on training and tools. took about a year of daily practice to get a real handle of things. i can fix most dings..but i dont do it for business as i know how to make a lot more money working at an office sipping on coffee, not having to sweat my balls off in the summer heat.

guamspyd3r

Sounds like a good idea did you go thru a class or just on hand experience?

Maybe I can use it as a sideline for the extra cash

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kenchan

i took a training course, then worked on used cars as an intern.
then from there been fixing dings on my own to fix my own cars when i do encounter it.

ive fixed home appliance dings, dings in some decorative container cans, decorative trash cans, anything metal or plastic that needs finess. my wife even gave me a pizza pan to fix when UPS bent it out of shape. lol

it's handy to know how to read bends.

darli328

Here's some pics.

Also, what do you guys think about wheel repair where they don't take off the rim and just mask the area around it? I'm a little concerned about that, and would prefer that take the wheel off incase of over spray...

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