Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

Paintless dent repair (PDR) is highly effective, with an estimated 80-90% of vehicle dents being suitable for repair through this process. We conduct an in-depth assessment to ensure that PDR is the best option for each case and to confirm that the repair can be completed smoothly and without complications.

If your vehicle has minor dents without paint damage, paintless dent repair (PDR) is often the preferred solution, as it is less invasive and generally more affordable. However, for extensive damage or cases where the paint is chipped or scratched, a traditional body shop repair may be the better option.

Before considering a body shop, though, we may be able to address minor paint damage in-house. Check out our Touch-Up Scratch Repair Service to see if we can restore your paint before taking further steps.

No, PDR is specifically designed to remove dents without affecting the paint. As a non-invasive method, it doesn’t use chemicals or abrasive tools that could harm the original finish.

PDR can be effective on minor bumper dents caused by incidents like fender benders or small door dings, especially when the bumper is metal. However, for significant damage, especially on plastic or rubber parts, it may not be feasible to fully restore the original shape.