While Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is not a completely new phenomenon – Australian car dealers have used the particular technology for more than 10 years to do repairs that are hard to pick – it has of late reached popularity also in Arizona and Phoenix area in particular. This new technology has changing the speed, expense and simplicity with which automotive dents can be treated.

In comparison to common repair approaches, paintless dent repair in Phoenix leaves the vehicle’s body as close to its original manufacturing condition as technically possible. While fluorescent lighting or a light-reflection board is used, the skilled technician utilizes a reading instrument as a guide with which to push creases and scratches out with metal rods and body picks from the inside of the damaged panel to their initial position. In difficult to reach places, special adhesives and small studs are used to pull the dings out from the outside of the panel.

The technique requires significant finesse on the part of the repairer. But in the hands of a professional the outcome is as close as possible to the car’s initial manufactured position given it does not disturb the original paintwork. Probably the best aspect regarding paintless dent removal is that it’s a fast and cheap technique that guarantees superior results in most cases to traditional panel beating. Owners of scratched automobiles can take their car to a seasoned specialist and have tiny damage fixed within approximately 2 hours. PDR repairs are hard to trace as the original paintwork remains intact. No wonder such aspect makes old dent repair techniques such as filling, sanding and repainting look old. It is worth to mention that paintless dent repair can be used to repair both steel and aluminium panels.

An inquiry customers often have – is it possible to apply paintless dent repair in order to mend vast dents? The answer is ‘yes’. But there is an essential disclaimer – paintless dent removal can only be applied to repair panel damage where the paint has not been torn and is in quite good condition. As well, the panel can’t have had a massive repair beforehand and the dent can’t be located too close to the edge.

So what are the benefits? Apart from the substantial cost and significant time savings, other advantages include, but are not limited to:

1) retaining the vehicle’s factory paintwork and body panels,

2) can be applied to remove both small and big dents and dings, and hail damage etc.

3) is approved and recommended by vehicle manufacturers and major insurance companies

4) the repair method is environmentally friendly as no paint or other chemicals are used during the repair process.

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