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What is Paintless Dent Repair?
Paintless dent repair (PDR), is a process of removing minor dents without using a body filler, sanding or repainting a vehicle. By using the reflections from a light board, the PDR technician can use push to paint or push to prep techniques with their tools to repair the damaged area on the body of the vehicle.
Paintless dent repair is an alternative and more affordable method compared to sending in your vehicle to get it serviced by a traditional body shop. Most dents from hail damage, door dings, minor creases, large dents and body line damages can all be fixed through PDR.
Mobile Service Anywhere in the Lower Mainland
We come to you
At Dent-To-Go, we specializes in mobile paintless dent repair and headline restoration anywhere in Richmond, Vancouver and Barnaby.
That means we come to you to get your car serviced. Whether it is in the garage of your home or at your work place so you can focus on your busy schedule.
DENT MYTHS
Common Dent Myths Asked By Our Customers
Q: Will hot water and a toilet plunger able to pop the dent out as seen on YouTube?
A: Technically you may able to remove part of the dent from the flat surface panel if the dent is shallow and larger than the plunger; and it most likely is breaking one big dent into multiple smaller dents. The appearance may look dramatically better but you will never get the panel back to its original shape. This method of course is not effective on any sharp or smaller dents.
Q: Why choose Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) over traditional body shop?
A: Save time & money - a simple door dent can be done in an hour with PDR, but it may take 2-3 days at the body shop. The cost to repair is generally lower with PDR because the panel does not need to be repainted. The paint on your car stays original which also retains your car’s resale value.
Q: How much does it cost to fix a door dent/ding?
A: The repair cost varies depending on several factors - size, location (bodyline or flat surface), depth, and the material of the panel (Steel, HSS, Aluminum). It is always the best to have a professional PDR tech assess the dent in order to give you a proper estimate. Click here for the general reference