FAQ

Not all dents are repairable with Paintless Dent Repair (PDR).
- Feasibility depends on depth and location of the dent.
Size Considerations:
- Dents up to dinner plate-sized can typically be repaired if not too deep.
- Even small, deep dents (dime-sized or smaller) may be irreparable due to excessive metal stretching.
Commonly Repairable Dents:
- Golf ball-sized or smaller dents are the most successfully repaired.
- 95% of minor dents can be fixed using PDR.
- 5% may be irreparable due to depth, location, or stretched metal.
Challenges in Repair:
- Cracked paint is a sign the dent may not be suitable for PDR.
- Stretched dents might still be repairable by shrinking the metal using specialized equipment.
- Difficult areas:
  - Quarter panel opening lips
  - Reinforced sections of hoods
  - Panel edges
Alternative Techniques:
- Glue pulling method can be used when there’s no direct access behind the panel.
- Works best if the paint remains intact and the dent is not overly stretched.
- May require additional refinements for a seamless finish.
Customer Expectations:
- PDR is highly effective for minor dents.
- Larger or deeper dents are more challenging but often yield impressive results.
- We provide a detailed assessment before starting repairs to set clear expectations.

PDR does not damage factory paint.
Modern factory paint is flexible and resilient, making it ideal for the PDR process.
Preserves your vehicle's original paint, maintaining its value and aesthetics.

No. Once properly removed with PDR, the dent does not come back.
No risk of visible rings or sand scratch marks—common issues with traditional repair methods.
A correctly executed PDR ensures a long-lasting, high-quality repair.