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Paintless dent removal (PDR) is an art form used by dealerships, body shops and car rental agencies that removes dings, dents and creases in a fast and cost-effective way. Technicians train for years to master this craft and to use special hand tools to meticulously massage the dents back out of a vehicle without a trace and the need for paints, primer or sanding. Technicians gain access to the backside of the panel and make precise, controlled pushes using metal rods behind the damage to remove the dent.
There are many reasons to choose Meticulous for dent removals:
No. Paintless dent removal will not damage paint as long as it is done by a qualified technician. PDR is an art form that can take many years to master. We only hire technicians that have demonstrated quality dent removals.
Most dents not caused by a collision can be removed. Some dents that are unable to be removed include those located on the edge of panels, extremely sharp dents, very large damage, and damage where the paint has chipped off.
Our technicians gain access to the back of a damaged panel where they massage the damage with special rods and a reflection board. It may take up to 100 small pushes before a panel can be returned to its original pre-accident condition.
No. The PDR process is a permanent fix for all types of dents and dings.
There are some instances where we cannot gain access to dents with our hand tools such as a roof rail. In these instances, we use a technique called glue pulling. We use a special automotive adhesive that is applied to small tabs. These tabs are then placed on the dent and are pulled up using another tool bringing the dent back out to pre-accident condition.
Yes. Many insurance agencies prefer the PDR method of repairing dents, especially for hail damage. We recommend not filing a claim for minor dents and dings because the cost for that damage is often less than most deductibles. When more and larger dents and dings happen without paint damage, we work with you and the insurance companies for the best repair options.
Yes. We will negotiate a lower price for multiple dents on the same panel. For dents on multiple panels, we will work out a deal to service the entire vehicle. This does not include hail damage.
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