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14" 3D REFLECTION LENS KESTLER MONSTER GREEN 2.0

14" 3D REFLECTION LENS KESTLER MONSTER GREEN 2.0 


The 3D Reflections Lens is often used as a PDR reflector board with the light off. It is also used as a lens by the automobile technicians with the light on. The fog reflector board is made of durable plastic. This makes it long lasting.

The fog boards enable you to see color and design. This helps the automobile technician to see a lot more detail while working on the dent. The reflection lens for PDR light will allow the technician to see the panel of the vehicle properly.

Every tiny imperfection and detail on the panel is easily identifiable. With proper lighting, the technician will be able to restore the panel back to its original condition.

These PDR tools allow the technician to complete the repair to the highest degree of perfection. It is as if no damage ever occurred to the panel of the vehicle.

Trained technicians use PDR techniques to remove small dings and dents from vehicle bodies. This helps avoid repainting the affected parts of the vehicle.

Why Use PDR Reflector Board for Automobile Repairs?
  • The reflector boards allow the technicians to see and check the dents when they are not sure about the position of the dents.
  • The angle of the reflector board can be adjusted as per the position of the dent on the vehicle surface. This helps in removing the dent more quickly.
  • The line board can be used to detect dents. If the reflection becomes distorted, the PDR tool is used to make the distorted image of the dent uniform again. This enables the technicians to successfully remove the dents. 
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