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Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

Cost
Dent & Ding Repair can be up to 80% cheaper than traditional methods and is usually lower than insurance deductibles.

Fast
In most cases, dings and dents take only a few hours of work. You can have your car ready on the same day!

Guarantee
Twenty three years of work in the paint and body industry guarantees that your dent or ding removal will be performed by one of the most experienced professional in the market. Your car deserves more than a novice!

What is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)?

Traditional body shop methods required straightening, filling, sanding, painting, and a big bill to repair even the smallest dents. With PDR the filling, sanding, and painting are no longer necessary, and therefore the cost goes down because repair time is as much as eighty percent shorter and no materials are necessary. Also, since painting is not required, problems associated with color match are gone and there can?t be any damage from over-spray. Furthermore the repair can be done anywhere, even at your home or office. And the process is environmentally friendly.

However, all is not perfect with this system. PDR only works on small dents and dings (about the size of a volleyball or less). Dents where the paint is damaged, dents located at the edge of a panel, or where the metal is creased or stretched cannot be fully fixed through PDR.

The theory behind PDR is that metal has a memory; where it returns to its original shape as long as it isn't bent beyond the limit of its memory. In other words, the metal has not been creased which would give it an entirely new form and a new memory.

Think about a metal drink can. Using an empty can gently push on its side until it deforms. As long as you haven?t pushed too hard you'll notice a nice soft dent in the can?s side. Next use a pencil to apply slight pressure to the inside of the can behind the dent. With very little pressure the dent will pop out and restore the original form as if nothing had ever happened.

Now do it again, but this time press hard enough to cause the side of the can to be creased. When creased the dent will mightily resist being pushed back into its original shape, the crease has given it a new memory and now it wants to stay in its new shape. This is what happens to the sheet metal on a car or truck and is what makes PDR practical or impossible.

PDR is between 95 to 99% accurate, which means most folks will never be able to tell. There are some caveats to contracting for PDR repairs on your vehicle; ask questions, be wary of the guys who use conventional methods and scams asking for a ridiculously low price.

If you think you'll do it yourself, forget it, PDR requires enormous skill and finesse. PDR, it?s not for every dent but it sure does warrant looking into.

For examples of our work and details on other service we offer, please check these links:

dent & ding repair - bumper reshaping - paint protection film - windshield repair - headlight resurfacing

about - contact - dent repair scams

Call us today! (619) 726-6767

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

Cost
Dent & Ding Repair can be up to 80% cheaper than traditional methods and is usually lower than insurance deductibles.

Fast
In most cases, dings and dents take only a few hours of work. You can have your car ready on the same day!

Guarantee
Twenty three years of work in the paint and body industry guarantees that your dent or ding removal will be performed by one of the most experienced professional in the market. Your car deserves more than a novice!

What is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)?

Traditional body shop methods required straightening, filling, sanding, painting, and a big bill to repair even the smallest dents. With PDR the filling, sanding, and painting are no longer necessary, and therefore the cost goes down because repair time is as much as eighty percent shorter and no materials are necessary. Also, since painting is not required, problems associated with color match are gone and there can?t be any damage from over-spray. Furthermore the repair can be done anywhere, even at your home or office. And the process is environmentally friendly.

However, all is not perfect with this system. PDR only works on small dents and dings (about the size of a volleyball or less). Dents where the paint is damaged, dents located at the edge of a panel, or where the metal is creased or stretched cannot be fully fixed through PDR.

The theory behind PDR is that metal has a memory; where it returns to its original shape as long as it isn't bent beyond the limit of its memory. In other words, the metal has not been creased which would give it an entirely new form and a new memory.

Think about a metal drink can. Using an empty can gently push on its side until it deforms. As long as you haven?t pushed too hard you'll notice a nice soft dent in the can?s side. Next use a pencil to apply slight pressure to the inside of the can behind the dent. With very little pressure the dent will pop out and restore the original form as if nothing had ever happened.

Now do it again, but this time press hard enough to cause the side of the can to be creased. When creased the dent will mightily resist being pushed back into its original shape, the crease has given it a new memory and now it wants to stay in its new shape. This is what happens to the sheet metal on a car or truck and is what makes PDR practical or impossible.

PDR is between 95 to 99% accurate, which means most folks will never be able to tell. There are some caveats to contracting for PDR repairs on your vehicle; ask questions, be wary of the guys who use conventional methods and scams asking for a ridiculously low price.

If you think you'll do it yourself, forget it, PDR requires enormous skill and finesse. PDR, it?s not for every dent but it sure does warrant looking into.

For examples of our work and details on other service we offer, please check these links:

dent & ding repair - bumper reshaping - paint protection film - windshield repair - headlight resurfacing

about - contact - dent repair scams

Call us today! (619) 726-6767

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

Cost
Dent & Ding Repair can be up to 80% cheaper than traditional methods and is usually lower than insurance deductibles.

Fast
In most cases, dings and dents take only a few hours of work. You can have your car ready on the same day!

Guarantee
Twenty three years of work in the paint and body industry guarantees that your dent or ding removal will be performed by one of the most experienced professional in the market. Your car deserves more than a novice!

What is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)?

Traditional body shop methods required straightening, filling, sanding, painting, and a big bill to repair even the smallest dents. With PDR the filling, sanding, and painting are no longer necessary, and therefore the cost goes down because repair time is as much as eighty percent shorter and no materials are necessary. Also, since painting is not required, problems associated with color match are gone and there can?t be any damage from over-spray. Furthermore the repair can be done anywhere, even at your home or office. And the process is environmentally friendly.

However, all is not perfect with this system. PDR only works on small dents and dings (about the size of a volleyball or less). Dents where the paint is damaged, dents located at the edge of a panel, or where the metal is creased or stretched cannot be fully fixed through PDR.

The theory behind PDR is that metal has a memory; where it returns to its original shape as long as it isn't bent beyond the limit of its memory. In other words, the metal has not been creased which would give it an entirely new form and a new memory.

Think about a metal drink can. Using an empty can gently push on its side until it deforms. As long as you haven?t pushed too hard you'll notice a nice soft dent in the can?s side. Next use a pencil to apply slight pressure to the inside of the can behind the dent. With very little pressure the dent will pop out and restore the original form as if nothing had ever happened.

Now do it again, but this time press hard enough to cause the side of the can to be creased. When creased the dent will mightily resist being pushed back into its original shape, the crease has given it a new memory and now it wants to stay in its new shape. This is what happens to the sheet metal on a car or truck and is what makes PDR practical or impossible.

PDR is between 95 to 99% accurate, which means most folks will never be able to tell. There are some caveats to contracting for PDR repairs on your vehicle; ask questions, be wary of the guys who use conventional methods and scams asking for a ridiculously low price.

If you think you'll do it yourself, forget it, PDR requires enormous skill and finesse. PDR, it?s not for every dent but it sure does warrant looking into.

For examples of our work and details on other service we offer, please check these links:

dent & ding repair - bumper reshaping - paint protection film - windshield repair - headlight resurfacing

about - contact - dent repair scams