Services
Paintless Dent Repair
Paintless dent repair is a commonly used repair process for hail and door dings. We will assess whether your vehicle is a candidate for the paintless dent repair process when you bring it in for an estimate. Paintless dent repair can save you time and money if we don’t have to disturb your vehicle’s factory paint finish to do the repair. If your vehicle has hail damage, the insurance industry will often try this procedure first to repair your vehicle. We have the ability to handle these repairs as well as traditional body and paint, if needed.
What types of dents can be repaired with paintless dent repair?
Paintless dent repair, or PDR, is commonly used for hail damage, door dings, and certain minor dents where the vehicle’s original paint has not been significantly damaged. The size, depth, location, and accessibility of the dent determine whether PDR is appropriate.
Is paintless dent repair a good option for hail damage?
Often, yes. Hail damage is one of the most common uses for paintless dent repair. Miracle Workers can inspect the dents and determine which areas may be restored using PDR and whether any areas require conventional body and paint repair.
Does paintless dent repair require repainting the vehicle?
Typically, no. One of the primary advantages of paintless dent repair is that qualifying dents can be reshaped without disturbing the vehicle’s existing factory paint finish. If the paint is cracked, chipped, or otherwise damaged, conventional repair and refinishing would be necessary.
Can every dent be repaired using paintless dent repair?
No. Some dents are too deep, sharply creased, inaccessible, or accompanied by paint damage that makes PDR unsuitable. Miracle Workers can evaluate the damage and recommend either paintless dent repair or traditional auto body repair based on the condition of the vehicle.