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Just letting you all know that the reason we have been quiet for the last couple of months is that we are working on something really special that we think you should love. This is something not just for new guys but for everyone in the PDR industry, and although i can not reveal what it is just yet, i can tell you that we have reached the final stage of testing, and will be making it available before June. Also because the PDR training package is so popular, here it is for those who have missed it.
The Tee-Bar head is designed for 2 different tips to be used simultaneously, swapping between a sharp tip and a blunt tip to remove the dents faster and cleaner. This tool on its own is worth $130 AUD, the tips are another $12 dollars each. Keep that in mind as you keep reading! We want to make the best and cheapest PDR training package on the market today, and one thing we have noticed with people that don't fully understand the PDR Online training concept, is that they believe they could get a few tools themselves and a practice panel and teach themselves.
Well you can!That is right you can, but only if you have the right information, that's where PDR Online Training comes in. Enough babble from me, i hear you asking me "what have i got for you?" How about this? 1 x hail training rod (as above) 3 x Tips (Blunt,Sharp,Round) 1 x PDR Online training CD-rom (Hard copy) 1 x PDR Training DVD (covering all aspects of PDR,) 1 x Knock down tool 1 x 'S' hook
All you need to do is supply the practice panel and a bit of time, and you will be pushing dents in no time. Sounds expensive doesn't it? What about the lot for just $400 Australian dollars? It just doesn't get any better then this, if you are interested in PDR and have been putting it off, the time to act is right now. Don't miss out. Head to this secure PayPal site by following this link, and get yourself started on the PDR highway.
Talk to you soon Shane
PDR QUICK TIP: If a dent is under a brace and has oil canned on you, try filling the cavity of the brace with a spray foam that sets hard (selleys no more gaps), sometimes you can secure the area enough to finish the dent and hold it from dipping on you
Remember repetition is the mother of all skill, and practice does make perfect. Stay Safe Shane Anderson
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