Common questions:

Q.   Will my insurance rates be raised if I claim hail damage?
A.   No.  Insurance rates cannot be increased because of a claim for hail damage.

Q.  How does Paintless Dent Repair work?
A.  Paintless Dent Repair is a process of gaining access to the underneath side of the metal surface and  then slowing massaging the metal back to shape.

Q.  Will Paintless Dent Repair hurt my paint?
A.   No.  Paintless Dent Repair is the insurance preferred repair process. 

Q.  Will the dent return late?.
A.  The process of Paintless Dent Repair slowly bends the metal back to shape and there is no chance of a dent returning.

Q.  Is there a cost savings over traditional body shop work?
A.  Paintless Dent Repair can be as much as a 70% cost savings.

Q.  Why is Paintless Dent Repair better than traditional Body Shop work?
A.  Paintless Dent Repair will repair the surface of the metal without using bondo or repainting areas and risking mismatched paint.  Paintless Dent Repair can also be a huge savings in the amount of time needed for repair.

Q.  Can insurance tell me where I have to get my car repaired?
A.  No.  It is up to the customer where they want to have their vehicle repaired. 

Q. Can dents be removed with dry ice and hair dryer?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                         A.  No.  This is a myth based on many internet videos claiming this.  Paintless dent repair facilities do not use dry ice, suction cups. or mystical machines to remove dents.  Dent repair is a specialized skill learned from years of practice.

Q.  What is the best way to learn Paintless Dent Repair?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     A.  Basic training can be learned from a skilled technition.  However learning PDR takes on going practice.  It is best to practice on junk hoods for several months after receiving training.  Then apprentice with a dent technition until your skills can be refined under the watchful eye of a professional.