Paint-less Dent Repair (PDR)

Restore your car to its original glory quickly, affordably, and without the hassle of traditional repair methods.

What is Paint-less Dent Repair?

Paint-less Dent Repair (PDR) is an innovative, eco-friendly technique used to remove minor dents, dings, and creases from a vehicle’s body without the need for repainting or fillers. Using specialized tools and expert craftsmanship, PDR gently massages the metal back to its original shape while preserving the factory paint finish.

This cost-effective dent repair method is ideal for fixing damage caused by parking lot mishaps and minor accidents. By avoiding traditional body shop techniques, P.D.R. reduces repair time, eliminates the need for harsh chemicals, and helps maintain your vehicle’s resale value.



Whether you're dealing with small dents on your car door or more extensive creases, paint-less dent removal offers a seamless solution that’s both affordable and efficient.

Paint-less Dent Repair

pricing starting $125

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Major Benefits of Paint-less Ding n Dent Repair:


  • Cost-effective: No need for expensive bodywork or repainting, saving you money.


  • Fast turnaround: Most repairs can be completed the same day, so you’re back on the road quickly.


  • Maintain OEM factory paint: Preserves the original paint and finish, avoiding the need for color matching.


  • Eco-friendly: No need for chemicals or new paint, making it an environmentally friendly option.


  • Resale value protection: Retains your vehicle's original parts and finish, which is vital for preserving resale value.


Factors That Contribute to Paint-less Dent Repair (P.D.R.) Pricing

Size of the Dent

  • Smaller dents are typically less expensive to repair than larger or more extensive damage.

Location on the Vehicle

  • Dents near edges, body lines, or hard-to-reach areas (like wheel wells or roof rails) can require more time and expertise, increasing the cost.

Depth and Severity

  • Deep dents with sharper creases are more challenging to fix and may take additional time and specialized tools.

Type of Vehicle

  • Luxury or high-end vehicles may have unique materials (like aluminum) or complex panel designs, which can affect the repair process and cost.