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Real results. Original paint.

Drag each slider to compare. Every repair here is done without sanding, filler, or repainting, so the factory finish stays exactly as it left the assembly line.

100% factory paint preserved on every PDR repair

After: Door ding on silver sedan, front door repaired with factory paint preserved
Before: Door ding on silver sedan, front door
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Silver sedan, front door · Illustrative example

01 · Door ding

Door ding removal

The most common repair we see. A shopping cart or car door leaves a round ding that catches the light. Working from behind the panel, the metal is massaged back until the reflection runs straight again.

  • Often done same day
  • No disassembly of trim in most cases
  • Zero paint work
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After: Crease repair on black pickup, bed side repaired with factory paint preserved
Before: Crease repair on black pickup, bed side
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Black pickup, bed side · Illustrative example

02 · Crease repair

Crease repair

Creases are long, sharp dents that stretch the metal. They take patience and precise tool work to relieve the tension and roll the panel back to its original body line.

  • Body lines restored
  • Metal shaped, not filled
  • Original finish retained
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After: Hail damage on red coupe, hood repaired with factory paint preserved
Before: Hail damage on red coupe, hood
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Red coupe, hood · Illustrative example

03 · Hail damage

Hail damage repair

A single storm can leave dozens or hundreds of small dents across a hood, roof, and trunk. PDR is the method most insurers prefer for hail because it is faster and keeps the factory finish.

  • Insurance claims welcome
  • Hoods, roofs, trunks, and pillars
  • No repaint or color mismatch
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After: Bumper dent on white suv, rear corner repaired with factory paint preserved
Before: Bumper dent on white suv, rear corner
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White SUV, rear corner · Illustrative example

04 · Bumper dent

Bumper dent removal

Many plastic bumper covers can be warmed and reshaped back into place. If the paint is not cracked, a bumper dent often comes out without refinishing or replacement.

  • Heat and push techniques
  • Avoids costly replacement
  • Paint stays intact
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