How does paintless dent repair actually work?+
We access the back side of the panel and use specialized rods and precision pressure to massage the metal back to its original shape, working under lights that reveal distortions smaller than a fingerprint. Because nothing is sanded, filled, or sprayed, your factory paint and corrosion protection stay fully intact.
Will the dent be completely invisible afterward?+
For the vast majority of dents, yes. You won't be able to find where it was. The honest exception: if the paint itself is cracked or the metal is stretched beyond its limit, PDR alone can't restore it to perfect. We'll tell you that up front from your photos, before you spend a dime.
How much does it cost?+
Most single door dings run $95–$195. Larger dents, creases, and body-line damage range higher based on size, depth, and access. Multi-dent and hail work is priced per panel with volume discounts. Text photos to (951) 378-6662 and you'll have a firm, no-obligation quote, usually within the hour.
Do you really come to me?+
Yes. We're 100% mobile and cover the entire Temecula Valley: your driveway, your workplace parking lot, wherever the vehicle sits. All we need is reasonable access and daylight or decent lighting.
Does PDR work on aluminum panels and trucks?+
Yes. Aluminum hoods, doors, and bedsides are repairable, though aluminum is less forgiving than steel and takes more experience. We regularly work on trucks, duallys, RVs, and toy haulers. Send photos and we'll confirm what's possible.
Will my insurance cover it?+
Hail and comprehensive-claim dent damage is typically covered. We work directly with all major carriers, provide proper documentation, and apply a $250 discount toward your deductible, which often means little or no out-of-pocket cost for hail recovery.
Does PDR affect my vehicle's resale value?+
It protects it. A repaint, even a good one, can show up on a dealer's paint-depth meter and reduce trade-in offers. PDR leaves the factory finish untouched, so there's nothing to flag. It's why dealerships themselves use PDR techs to prep inventory.
How long does a repair take?+
A typical door ding takes 30–60 minutes. Larger dents and creases can take a few hours. Full-vehicle hail recovery is usually 1–3 days depending on severity, still a fraction of body-shop time, and we'll give you a firm timeline with your quote.
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