FAQs

PDR is a specialized technique used to remove dents, dings, and creases from a vehicle’s body without the need for sanding, filler, or repainting. It restores the panel to its original condition using precise tools and lighting. 

Pricing depends on the size, location of the dent, depth, accessibility, and the number of dents.

Most repairs take anywhere from 30 minutes to a couple of hours. Larger dents or multiple dents may take longer. It all depends on the access to get to the dent and/or any additional trim panel removal and installation for the technician to get better access to the dent.

No. the technique used to perform PDR will not damage your original factory paint. Modern Automotive paint is very safe to work on when it comes to PDR.

Yes. PDR is often more affordable because it avoids paint materials, fillers, and extensive labor. It also helps maintain your vehicle’s resale value. 

No, once the dent is repaired, it's restored to its original form and the panel retains  its shape. 

Trucks, Motorcycles, Heavy Equipment Vehicles, and even Refrigerators can be repaired. Send a photo/video of your dent and we can go from there!

The best time to get your vehicle's dent(s) repaired is right before you:

• Sell your vehicle – Make it look clean, presentable, and free of damage so you get the best value possible.

• Trade it in – A cleaner, dent-free car often gets a higher trade-in offer. 

• Return your leased vehicle – Dealerships inspect every panel for dents and imperfections. Fixing them beforehand helps you avoid extra charges!

• Detail, Ceramic-coat, or Vinyl/PPF Wrap your vehicle – It’s always best to repair dents before doing any of these! Just to ensure a cleaner, smoother finish, and dents should always be repaired before wrapping! By addressing dents before wrapping, you avoid the hassle of having to remove and reinstall the wrap later.

• Anytime, really – Why wait? The sooner you repair those dents, the better your car looks!