Paintless Dent Repair Austin

The cost to repair a dent with PDR depends on three main factors.

• The size of the dent.
• The depth of the dent.
• The location of the dent.
• Paint damage in or around dent.
• The amount of dents per panel.

Superior Dent Solutions specializes in the removal of dents & dings caused by hail damage.

The cost remove a singular dent such as a door ding, collision damage, or accident car very greatly depending on the factors listed above. The cost to repair a typical parking lot door ding (1/2″ diameter) using PDR averages between $90-$125. After the first inch, every additional inch costs around $50. For example, a softball sized dent which is 4-6″ could cost between $200-300 to repair. If there is any paint damage, we would estimate that cost in the shop.

First, an auto technician determines the easiest way to access the dent. This is usually accomplished by going through a window, removing pieces of trim or inner panels, or, for multiple dents, combining the three.

Using a unique set of tools, the technique gently applies even, slow pressure at the outer edge of the dent. The gentle massage gradually reshapes the metal back into position, making it smaller and smaller until it eventually vanishes, and the car surface looks new.

Paintless dent repair is a solid solution for almost any minor ding, dent or crease on the surface of your automobile or truck. It’s particularly effective in fixing damage caused by hail or small objects that haven’t scratched or peeled away any of the original paint.

Paint-less dent repair is a recommended course of action anytime a vehicle experiences minor dent damage, whether after a hailstorm or a minor traffic accident. It’s an effective and quick way to repair structural indentations.

• It saves money. Paintless dent repair, on average, is less expensive than traditional car dent repair. It doesn’t usually require additional expenses for materials since all it entails are in-house tools and minor physical effort.
• It’s convenient. Depending on the extent or amount of damage, paintless dent repair can be extremely quick. Repairs using more traditional methods can leave a car in limbo for a long time, but Superior’s service usually turns a car around in less than a week.
• It preserves paint color. Even if it’s considered the “same color,” new paint doesn’t always match the manufacturer’s original color exactly and can leave off-shade spots on the car. Paintless dent repair keeps the appearance and integrity of the original color intact.
• It doesn’t invalidate factory paint warranties. Paintless dent repair avoids the application of new paint, fillers, or sanders, which means no actual structural change is made to the car’s finish, so the original paint finish warranty is untouched.
• It helps retain a vehicle’s value. Even minor physical damage to a car can cause its resale value to drop substantially. Paintless dent repair seamlessly removes those irregularities and helps your car maintain its worth.
• It’s eco-friendlier. No new cans of paint or filler to open means introducing fewer harmful chemicals into the environment.

Paintless dent repair removes dents of various shapes and sizes, caused by a wide range of conditions, objects or events including:

• Hail or thunderstorms
• Rocks, gravel, pebbles, or other road fragments
• Minor fender benders, collisions or parking accidents
• Door bumps from a crowded parking lot
• Damage to sharp body lines

Certain dents aren’t fixable with PDR, including those with scratched paint or exposed sharp edges, located close to a panel edge, or have previously had bodywork.

Before any vehicle is repaired, it is assessed by one of our paintless dent repair technicians to make sure the vehicle is a good candidate for PDR. As long as the paint is still intact and the dent isn’t too complex in nature, the dents will not return when repaired with paintless dent repair.

85-95% of dents, not caused by a major collision or wreck, can be successfully repaired with PDR.