Paintless Dent Repair (PDR / Dry Denting)
The core dry denting service: dents are reshaped from behind the panel with precision tools, so the factory paint is never sanded, filled or resprayed.
Every service below is paintless: the dent is reshaped from behind the panel, so your factory paint is never sanded, filled or resprayed. Not sure which one fits your dent? Send photos and we will tell you.
The core dry denting service: dents are reshaped from behind the panel with precision tools, so the factory paint is never sanded, filled or resprayed.
Small, round dings from car doors, trolleys and bicycles — the most common PDR job, usually finished the same day.
Shallow dents up to roughly palm size on any steel panel — removed from behind so the paint never needs touching.
Long, line-shaped dents from posts, pillars and scraping objects — repairable with PDR when the paint is unbroken and the metal is not overstretched.
Dents sitting on the car's style lines and swage lines — repaired by rebuilding the crisp edge, not just lifting the low spot.
Dozens or hundreds of small dents across roofs, bonnets and boots — PDR is the industry-standard repair for hail because it keeps every panel's original paint.
Dents from fallen objects, hail, sitting or loading on the roof — repaired through the headliner without repainting the largest panel on the car.
Larger door dents beyond a simple ding — from cycle, motorcycle and low-speed car impacts — repaired through the door's inner openings.
Front fender (wing) dents from parking knocks, motorcycles and wheel-arch impacts — repaired through the wheel-arch liner without painting.
Dents on the bonnet from hail, fallen objects, leaning and pressure — repaired through the bonnet's underside access holes.
Big, soft dents from reversing impacts and body contact — often repairable with PDR when the paint is intact and the edges are gradual.
Paintless repair for every exterior panel — doors, fenders, bonnet, roof, quarter panels, boot lid — with the right access method for each.
Dents lifted from the outside with hot-melt glue tabs and a lifter — the PDR method for panels with no rear access.
PDR on aluminium bonnets, doors and boot lids — repairable with specialised tools and more time, as aluminium has less "memory" than steel.
Plastic bumper covers are not a standard PDR job — they are reshaped with controlled heat, not pushed like metal. Offered only where the damage is a soft deformation without cracks or scratches.
Send photos — our AI tool and technician will tell you what the dent needs and an approximate price.
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