FAQ

Will this process damage the paint on my vehicle?
Today's paint is quite flexible and the majority of the dent removal process occurs on the inside of the panel, therefore the paint won't be damaged at all.

Will I be able to see where the dent was when you're finished?
On 99% of the dents you will not be able to see where the dents where. I will fully explain the process beforehand, how I feel the dent will look before and after.

How much does it cost?
A typical small quarter size dent might cost you $400 or more using traditional bodywork, and take a few days to fix. Using paintless dent removal, I can completely remove a small dent for approximately $100, and I will repair your vehicle at your house or work in about an hour, at your convenience.
There is a discount for multiple dents.

Should I fix the dents before I sell my car or before my lease is up?
Absolutely. You don't want to get "dinged" on a lease for the cost of dent removal. Our rates are much lower than leasing company rates. And if you are selling your car privately, do what the car dealerships do; remove those unsightly dents and have the car detailed. For the small outlay of cash you can increase the value of your car to easily cover the cost of making your car look good. And, with the dents removed a car dealership will give you more money for your vehicle.

Why have I never heard of Paintless Dent Removal and how was it created?
Most paintless dent removal technicians are found working at car dealerships and doing retail work, so you probably have never heard of paintless dent removal unless you were referred by someone to your local PDR technician.

The paintless dent repair process was developed many years ago by employees at Mercedes Benz. Occasionally cars would roll of the assembly line with small dents. Of course they didn't want to re-paint a new vehicle, so they started pushing the dents out from the inside of the panel, and the process has developed into what it is today.