PAINTLESS DENT REMOVAL or REPAIR, PDR
Auto Hail Repair
Rocky Mountain Dent Services, Denver, Colorado
The environmentally friendly process of paintless dent removal (PDR) is a quick and more affordable way to repair your vehicle’s hail damage, as well as minor dents and dings. This method and our company are also fully approved by all insurance companies.
At Rocky Mountain Dent Service, our technicians have mastered both the art and science of PDR, using old-world craftsmanship in combination with highly specialized tools.
Some Call It Art
We specialize in Paintless Dent Removal. Some people say we’re like blacksmiths, and other people say we are like car surgeons but we are just experts in getting those dents out of your car from a hail storm without the expense of a traditional body shop. To us, integrity is everything. Your car is in good hands when you visit Rocky Mountain Dent Services in Denver Colorado.
Whether this is your first time trying paintless dent repair or you’ve had the service before, we’re here to make the process as convenient and transparent as possible.
We look forward to bringing your vehicle back to its best.
So What is Paintless Dent Removal?
A method of removing minor dents from a motor vehicle is called Paintless Dent Repair. If the paint is intact, a wide range of damage can be repaired with paintless dent repair. Paintless dent repair is available on both aluminum and steel panels.
Most of the time, paintless dent repair is used for hail damage, door dings, minor creases, large dents, and body-lines damage.
It is possible to use the method to prepare a damaged panel for painting. This technique is called “push to paint” or “push to prep”.
The flexibility of the paint and the extent to which the metal has been stretched by the damage are limiting factors for a successful repair using paintless dent repair. Paintless dent repair is a good option if the dents are shallow. As long as the metal and paint are not stretched, dents several inches in diameter can be repaired by this method. A shallow large dent or crease can be repaired to an acceptable level, but very sharp dents and creases may not be suitable for paintless dent repair.
How Long Does Paintless Dent Repair Take Under Normal Circumstances?
In most cases, a standard paintless dent repair can be done on the same day. Damage such as size, positioning on the vehicle, and quantity of dents can affect the amount of time it takes to repair a vehicle. It can take a few days for hail damage to be completely removed from the vehicle. Of course, if there are thousands of damaged cars from a local hail storm the PDR shops are all going to be busy making repairs, working long days to get everyone’s ride back to normal and this will of course impact the time to make your repairs. At Rocky Mountain Dent Service we strive to provide accurate repair time estimates so you can rest easy knowing your vehicle will be ready for pickup.
