Who's writing this?

 I'm Gene Fetty. President and co-founder of Dent Repair Now, been doing paintless dent repair for over twenty years, and I've trained more techs than I can count — including my own son, Mack, who I taught from zero to a third-place finish at a national competition in under a year. First guy to ever do that in under twelve months. I also run a podcast where I tell the truth about this trade — the good, the bad, and the stuff nobody selling training wants you to hear. If you haven't listened yet, start there. This page isn't asking you to trust anything you haven't already heard the honest version of first.

The honest rundown on everything else

Online-only courses are cheap and convenient, and they will not give you real feedback when you're doing something wrong. Training mills promise the world and churn people through as fast as they can. The boutique inperson schools are better, but most are one-and-done — you show up, you learn what they teach that week, and then you're on your own. Dent Wizard trains you well, but you come out the other side as their employee, not an independent tech. And the actual gold standard — the program I personally send people to when someone can really do it — is six weeks away from home, and about fourteen grand before travel and lodging. If you can do that, go do it. I mean that. If you can't — if you've got a job, a family, a mortgage, a life you're not willing to put on pause for six weeks — keep reading, because that's exactly who this is for

What this actually is

A hybrid program. Training you can do around your real life, paired with real in-person time with me at my shop, built on the same glue-first methodology I used to train my own son. Not a video course you buy and forget about. Not six weeks gone from everything you've built. The middle path that didn't exist before I built it. I'm not opening the doors yet. When I do, full details — what it costs, exactly how it works, who it's right for — go to this list first. Before anyone else hears a word.

Why there's a real limit

No fake countdown clock here. But there is a real one — I can only put my own hands on so many students at a time and still do this the way I did it with my son. That means small cohorts. A handful of people at a time, not hundreds. When this opens, the people on this list get first access. Everyone else finds out after the seats are gone.

What joining gets you

First access when enrollment opens, before it's announced anywhere else. No pitch, no spam — I send you something when there's something worth sending, that's it. Everything you need to actually decide, before you have to decide anything.

P.S. If you're not sure this is for you yet, that's fine. Go listen to the show first, that's exactly why I built it the way I did — so you'd hear the whole truth before I ever asked you for anything. But if you already know, if you've been thinking about this longer than you'd like to admit, don't wait for the details to get on this list. The list goes first. Everyone else finds out later