The document discusses opportunities for paintless dent removal (PDR) technicians to perform work on new cars at dealerships. It notes that PDR technicians often overlook working on new cars, which dealerships want repaired, as the damage is usually minor and easy to repair. The document recommends PDR technicians actively market their services to new car dealers by inspecting vehicles and providing affordable quotes, with additional free repairs to gain business. Doing a few new car repairs per day from multiple dealers could earn a technician $600-800 daily and over $10,000 per month, addressing an underexploited opportunity.

1. Paintless Dent Removal: Giant. Huge, Massive.
Ok, a bit cliche, but appropriate.
I know that any decent Paintless Dent Removal tech could make nice scratch by
servicing ONLY New car Dealers, For NEW CARS.
I dont know why (see the term lazy) but PDR Techs overlook and dont walk/write the
new cars at dealers.
And new car dealers usually want these cars, uhm, new.
So, they usually will approve these repairs, yet no one usually takes the time to
walk them.
Why? Because there usually isnt sufficient volume for a busy PDR Tech to take
notice. But, lets for conversation sake, say you are NOT a busy PDR Tech with 6
days worth of business, and you could use some more business.
Why not walk new cars? Go see the sales manager, and present the list (you should
be able to easily find 1-3 cars at any decent dealer at any time) and I suggest
pricing the repairs accordingly..rather inexpensively if you are in fact hungry.
Dont givethem a reason to say no..and if they have more than 4, do the next few for
free.
Common' now..new car PDR is almost ALWAYS easy! The damage is usually very minimal,
so the repairs wont take you but a few minutes and should be done in no time, and
should net you a few hundred, and now you are off to your next new car dealer to
rinse and repeat.
Do a few of these a day, and you should be able to average $600-800 daily, and at
that rate, you will make more than $10,000 a month!
Crazy how people overlook the numbers, huh...
Happy Pushing!
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