Paintless dent repair removes dings and minor dents by working the metal back into shape, with no fillers and no repainting. Your original factory paint stays exactly as it was.
Paintless dent repair, or PDR, is a technique for removing dents without touching your paint. Using specialized tools, we gently massage the metal back to its original shape from behind the panel. Because there’s no filler, no sanding, and no repainting, your factory finish stays intact, which keeps the repair invisible and your vehicle’s value where it should be.
PDR works best on dents where the paint is still intact. Not sure if yours qualifies? Send us a photo and we’ll tell you honestly.
The small dents you pick up in parking lots, from other doors, carts, and everyday life. PDR removes them cleanly and leaves no trace.
Larger dents and light creases on panels, hoods, and trunk lids, worked back to shape as long as the paint is undamaged.
Scattered dents across the roof, hood, and panels from hail, addressed without the cost and repaint of traditional body work.
PDR is ideal when the paint is not cracked, chipped, or broken and the metal hasn’t been stretched too far. It works on most door dings, minor dents, and light creases. Sharp dents on an edge, or dents where the paint is already damaged, may need a different repair, and we’ll tell you straight up after we see it.
We look at the dent, or a photo you send, and confirm PDR is the right fix.
We reach the back of the panel to work the dent from behind.
Using specialized tools, we gently massage the metal back to its original shape.
We check the panel in proper light to confirm the dent is gone and the finish is untouched.
Real dents removed, factory paint untouched.
No. That’s the whole point of PDR. We reshape the metal from behind the panel, so your original factory paint stays exactly as it is.
Most door dings, minor dents, and light creases, yes, as long as the paint isn’t cracked or chipped. Some dents need other repairs, and we’ll tell you honestly after we see it.
Minor hail damage, yes, where the paint is intact. Send us photos and we’ll let you know.
It depends on the size, number, and location of the dents. We’ll give you a real timeline with your quote.
Yes. A clear photo of the dent, in good light, is usually enough for us to give you a good idea.
