Frequently Asked Questions

Paintless Dent Repair can remove a variety of dents, dings, and creases.
If there is no damage to the paint, the dent, ding, or crease is likely repairable using PDR.

PDR is an excellent solution to help restore your vehicle with dents of all sizes, including small hail damage and large creases.

Standard paintless dent repairs are very time efficient. In many cases, it can be completed same day. However, PDR times can vary based on severity of damage such as size, positioning on vehicle, and quantity of dents, dings, or creases. Hail damage may take a few days to completely remove all the damage on the surface area of the vehicle.

Traditional dent repair fills in auto body dents with body filler, which is then painted to match the rest of the vehicle’s exterior. While this process can make a vehicle look as good as new, it doesn’t address the actual dent in a way that is a sustainable, long-term solution.

Traditional repairs are also time-consuming, expensive and can impact the re-sale value of your vehicle.
Paintless Dent Repair, on the other hand, requires no fillers and no sanding. More and more consumers are finding PDR to be an effective and inexpensive alternative to getting minor repairs done at a body shop.

PDR offers more “bang for your buck” than traditional dent repair methods and is a great way to care for your vehicle’s exterior.

PDR will save time, being extremly fast in comparison to conventional body repair process. 

PDR will maintain your factory finish, thus retaining your factory paint.

Absolutely not. Once a dent has been removed properly with PDR, it never comes back.

Some dents can’t be fixed with PDR. It all depends on whether the paint inside the dented area is broken or scratched, as well as the depth of a dent and where it’s located.

To learn more about the benefits of paintless dent repair and whether it’s the right solution for the damage on your car, call DentPro Solutions today.