Body Shop Owners And PDR Technicians: Aluminum Alloy Is Here To Stay Part I
If you are the owner of a body shop, and you are looking to start managing some of the aluminum vehicles that come out for
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PDR Technician: A Journey Through Clearcoat Maintenance For The Detailer Part II
So now that you have met the Mr. and Mrs. of urethanes and polyurethanes, which are commonly referred to as the ‘Clearcoats’ because they are
PDR Technician: A Journey Through Clearcoat Maintenance For The Detailer Part I
Time and modern invention have changed many things in our society from computers to car finishes. The trick in all is to try to keep
PDR Technician: Save Yourself $ On Your Start-Up Business Cards
The very first thing that you want to do upon graduating from school is to get yourself some business cards and brochures. This will have
PDR Technician: A Journey Through Clearcoat Maintenance For The Detailer Part XI
I’m going to just jump right in. Hopefully you are reading these in order. So now on to the types of tools to use. You
PDR Technician: A Journey Through Clearcoat Maintenance For The Detailer Part X
So what is the ‘Just Right’ clearcoat wash product? The proper and ideal slippery, soapy solution for frictionless dirt removal from a vehicles finish, including
PDR Technicians: Offer A Warranty Card For Repeat Business
The very one thing that a customer doesn’t expect is for you, a PDR Technician, to offer a Warranty. This is your ‘Ace in the
PDR Technicians: This Is How NOT To Write A Blog Post Part II
So we have talked about what you should be doing as a business as far as posting to your blog. There is a certain expectation
PDR Technicians: This Is How NOT To Write A Blog Post Part I
The purpose of writing blog posts is to educate your readers on offers you may have and suggestions to help them out. Certainly you want
PDR Technicians: Learn How To Treat Your Customer’s Well Part II
To treat your customer’s well, we have already discussed anticipating their every needs, the next three things should follow: 1. You need to respect your