Rocky Mountain Dent Service Blog

No one likes to deal with car dents, especially if you have made a recent costly automobile purchase. But, alas, much to our chagrin they do occur. Here are the most common causes of car dents: Collisions of shopping carts into parked cars Impacts by leisure equipment such as bicycles, golf balls, and baseball bats…

Living in the Front Range of Colorado is wonderful in many ways. One of the downsides though is the high frequency of hailstorms. When a severe hailstorm hits, property damage is usually the result. Your car is no exception. If caught in a hailstorm, it’s usually not one or two but a large number of…

You may have been caught in a hailstorm or had a shopping cart collide with your car in the parking lot. The result is the same: dents. Unfortunately, if the dent has compromised the paint sealant, rust is inevitable. Maybe it’s no problem if you have an old junker. But if you have a late-model…

If your vehicle suffers a fairly minor dent, you’ll appreciate that it’s best to repair it quickly before further – often unseen – damage can be caused. It might seem a minor matter – something you can deal with yourself, using a DIY kit. However, undertaking such a course of action can lead to further…

In a recent blog, we identified tight parking and shopping trolleys as potential causes of dents. Here are three more situations to avoid… Areas where groups of kids (or adults) get together to play ball games. These might be actual courts or pitches, or simply an available space. Under or close to trees – especially…

Dents happen – sometimes unavoidably. However, here are a couple of tips to help reduce the chances of them happening to your car… Avoid tight parking paces. Having an extra fifty yards to walk to the mall entrance from a quiet part of the car park is better than desperately squeezing into a closer space…

It’s hard to imagine that a single dent from hail, shopping cart or other source can ruin your vehicle. Yet, drivers see it happen more often than most people realize. An untreated dent that hasn’t damaged the vehicle’s protective coating and paint eventually weakens both. Moisture, salt and harsh chemicals from rain and icy winter…

Dents happen. You return to your car after grocery shopping and find one in your door, or your car gets caught in a hailstorm. Don’t worry, paintless dent repair is perfect for removing small dents where the paint is still intact. It is non-invasive and can be done on both aluminum and steel body panels.…

It’s impossible to avoid dents on your vehicle as hail damage, a car collision, or a stray shopping cart can all inflict damage on your bodywork. However, never give in to the temptation of ignoring dents in your car. Unrepaired dents can: Encourage rust to develop Lower the resale value of your vehicle Affect your…

So, your vehicle was damaged in an accident or by a hail storm, and you need paintless dent repair (PDR) services. Do you go with a cheap auto shop, or do you find a professional that guarantees quality work? Although cheap paintless dent repair services can save you money, it can cost you more in…

Finding a dent on your car can be incredibly annoying as it affects your vehicle’s overall appearance and decreases its value. Luckily, you can get paintless dent repair services to eliminate any dents and dings on your car. Unfortunately, many car owners make dent removal mistakes that cost them in the long run. These include:…

When people take a piece of antique furniture for repair, they often want it to retain the signs of having been used – ‘weathered’ if you like. This can add to the story of a much-loved piece of family history. Each scratch and dent can tell a story, or bring back a memory, either of…