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Small dents can change the appearance of a vehicle even when the paint is still intact. Paintless dent repair, commonly called PDR, is a repair method used for repairing dents and dings without conventional body repair or refinishing.
Graham Collision evaluates the damaged panel to determine whether PDR is appropriate for your vehicle.
A dent may be a good candidate for PDR when the paint remains intact and the metal can be returned toward its original shape without refinishing. Damage that appears small from a distance still needs an inspection because every panel and impact is different.
PDR may be an option for minor dents, door dings, hail damage, and some body creases. The method works by carefully reshaping the metal while preserving the existing paint finish. The location, depth, shape, paint condition, and access behind the panel all influence whether the damage qualifies.
Graham Collision can evaluate concerns such as:
Paintless dent repair is not the right method for every dent. Deep damage, sharp impact points, cracked or missing paint, heavily stretched metal, severe creases, or damage near certain panel edges may require standard auto body repair approach.
Graham Collision inspects the vehicle before recommending a repair method. If the panel does not qualify for PDR, the team can explain why body repair and paint repair should be considered.
Graham Collision can evaluate minor dents, door dings, hail damage, and some body creases. The paint and panel condition determine whether PDR is appropriate.
No. Graham Collision must inspect the depth, shape, paint condition, panel material, and access behind the damage before recommending PDR.
PDR is intended to reshape qualifying damage while preserving the existing paint finish. If the paint is damaged, Graham Collision may recommend another repair method.
Yes. Graham Collision can evaluate hail related dents, but each dent and panel must qualify for the method based on its condition and accessibility.
PDR addresses qualifying dents while preserving the paint. Conventional collision repair may involve refinishing, panel replacement, structural work, or repairs to other vehicle systems.
Choose a Graham Collision location and describe the vehicle and damage. Ask whether that facility performs PDR evaluations and what information it needs before your visit.
