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What is PDR?
PDR is a process of repairing dents, dings and creases on vehicles without the inconvenience or expense of traditional auto repair methods.
How does PDR work?
Dents are accessed from the backside of the damaged panel using specially designed tools to slowly massage the damaged panel back to its original shape and form.
Dents are accessed from the backside of the damaged panel using specially designed tools to slowly massage the damaged panel back to its original shape and form.
Why choose PDR over traditional methods?
There is no need for the use of body putty or paint with the PDR process. Therefore, the vehicle retains its original factory-finish which helps the vehicle retain its value. The process is environmentally safe, quicker and considerably less expensive than traditional body shop methods. The repair is guaranteed against future defects, reappearance and satisfaction of the customer.
There is no need for the use of body putty or paint with the PDR process. Therefore, the vehicle retains its original factory-finish which helps the vehicle retain its value. The process is environmentally safe, quicker and considerably less expensive than traditional body shop methods. The repair is guaranteed against future defects, reappearance and satisfaction of the customer.
How long do repairs take?
Minor door dings and parking lot damage can be repaired in as little as 15 to 20 minutes, or about the time it takes to have an oil change. Repair times vary based on the severity of the damage; however, vehicles can be repaired in 1/3 of the amount of time it takes to repair a vehicle using traditional body shop methods.
Minor door dings and parking lot damage can be repaired in as little as 15 to 20 minutes, or about the time it takes to have an oil change. Repair times vary based on the severity of the damage; however, vehicles can be repaired in 1/3 of the amount of time it takes to repair a vehicle using traditional body shop methods.
