PDR is a technique used to message the metal surface back to its pre damaged condition. This process involves specialized metal rods and pics which are used to gently push on the metal from the underside/back of the dent to move it back into pre damaged position. In areas that the back side of the dent is not accessible, we can use a specialized glue to attach special plastic tabs to the exterior of the panel to then gently pull out on the dent.

Window tint not only changes the exterior appearance of the vehicle, but it also reduces the amount of internal heat inside from the sun beating on it and provides you with an amazing amount of UV protection. In fact the window tint we use is recommended by the Skin Cancer Foundation as an effective UV protectant.

We offer a life time warranty on our PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) services. Your repaired dent will never come back.

Paint protection film will not only help to protect the painted surface against chipping and scratching from contact with debris. But it will also help to prevent sun oxidization and fading over long term UV exposure. When applied to headlamps, paint protection film can aid in reducing and some times preventing the plastic from fogging out and cracking due to UV rays. Paint protection film is an amazing product to help protect your vehicles exterior for a long period of time.

Paintless Dent Repair or PDR is a better repair for your vehicle due to the fact that it helps to maintain the factory coatings and paint finishes along with helps to save the factory OEM panels. The factory corrosion protection on the inside of the panels, factory seam seals and the factory coatings are things that can not be recreated to the same level as the original applied materials, thus using a repair method that will save these is a smarter and better repair for the vehicles long-standing then the more aggressive conventional body repair techniques.

No, dry ice will not remove the dent from your vehicle surface. In fact, dry ice can cause a chemical reaction and eat the factory coatings of the metal surface causing you a much bigger and more expensive issue in the long run. Using dry ice is a myth and will not repair the damage properly.

In most cases, no. You can not just simply use a plunger and repair the dented surface. You can sometimes get away with minimizing the damage, but not reverse the damage. You can also cause more damage by accidentally pulling the paint off the panel or pushing in to hard and creating a larger dent.

No. Paintless Dent Repair will NOT void the vehicle warranty. In a lot of factory assembly plants, PDR is used on the assembly line while the car is being build to correct any dents or dings that happen during assembly.

The time frame for how long PDR repairs can take varies with the extends of the damage. Some dents can take as little as 10 minutes to repair, and other dents can take hours to repair correctly.