Paintless Dent Repair

PDR, also known as Paintless Dent Repair, is the service of removing common dents & dings from vehicles and or panels of metal. This is usually done with special tools and hundreds of hours of training to bring the body panel back to OEM quality. PDR technicians use a variety of tools and methods depending on the area of the dent, size, shape, type of metal and other variables.

Paintless dent repair can be used for daily driven vehicles, restorations, prepping for sale, or for the sole reason of fixing an annoying eye sore! Whatever the reason, Maximum Dent Repair is here to help.

Most dents are caused by elements of nature such as hail, tree debris and acorns, though it’s not uncommon to see dents created by sport balls, road debris, and shopping cart recklessness just to name a few. With aluminum being used more in auto manufacturing, sometimes just leaning against your vehicle may put a sizable dent in your panel. No worries though, Maximum Dent Repair can service all types of metal panels including Aluminum.

Paintless Dent Repair is used for dents and dings within metal, so we can cover about 90% of the total area of most modern cars. Yes, even aluminum panels. This includes doors, roofs, hoods, fenders, quarter panels, beds, tailgates, etc.

Paintless Dent Repair DOES NOT work on common wear & tear areas like bumpers, as these are usually plastic or fiberglass.

In 99.99% of cases, yes! With paintless dent repair, you get to skip the most expensive part of body repair, which is usually paint. (assuming your paint’s integrity is still up to performace standards) Maximum Dent Repair assesses every dent to ensure it’s a prime candidate for removal. If your paint’s integrity may be at risk, we will help you choose the best course of action.

Small or shallow creases can be repaired with Paintless Dent Repair. Sharper creases (and dents) that damage the underlying paint can still be repaired for repainting. Please request a quote with pictures of the crease or dent damage so we can help you further.

Time to complete depends on the complexity of the dent(s), but most clients will get their vehicle back same day. 

We’re mobile! Though this also depends on the complexity, amount of dents, and location. Please contact us so we can assess your situation.

In some cases, yes. The specifics will depend on your insurance plan in your state. For example, hail damage is usually covered without raising your premium since it’s a “no fault” act of nature.