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Paintless Dent Repair Services
Dent Repair and Removal
Dent Repair and Removal
Innovative paintless dent repair, or PDR
No panel beating or respraying
Preserve value, maintaining OEM panels and paint.
Far more economical than panel beating or panel replacement.
Paintless Dent Repair: From R1200
Professional and Quality Paintless Dent repair to restore OEM Panels back to spec
PDR is a process combining various techniques to restore the original shape of automotive bodywork. A skilled technician employs the techniques in their arsenal to finesse the panel back to spec.
Without need for panel beating or respray, you preserve the OEM value of your vehicle. No hassle for replacing panels and colour matching
PDR is economical in costing merely a fraction of the cost of panel replacement and respray or panel beating.
Easily paired with our Paint touch up offering
FAQ
How is PDR different from panel beating?
How is PDR different from panel beating?
Unlike panel-beating, PDR does not involve extensive panel reshaping or respraying.
As such, you preserve the ORIGINAL panels and paintwork - no worrying about paint match or paint quality, or flimsy replacement panels or patch work.
PDR is also significantly* more cost-effective versus replacing and respraying a panel.
How long does a paintless dent repair take?
How long does a paintless dent repair take?
The answer here would vary based on severity and size of the dents in question.
However, our technicians are mobile, and able to render the service at your doorstep - no booking your vehicle into a panel shop, or waiting without your car. Repairs can take anywhere between 1-4 hours, but are mostly completed within the day
Are there limitations to PDR?
Are there limitations to PDR?
Although it may seem like magic, not every dent can be fixed by PDR.
Depending on the nature and severity of the dent, if a panel is pinched or creased, it may not be reparaible via PDR.
That being said, our skilled technicians are able to best advise on what repairs would fall in the bounds of PDR techniques.
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