Best Paintless Dent Repair & Removal in Fort Collins, CO

No. The most important variables in determining if dent removal will be successful are depth, size and location. Dents the size of a basketball many times can be removed successfully if the metal has not been stretched and are located where tool access is unimpeded. Cracked or fractured paint is a good indication that a dent may be to deep or the metal has been over stretched. Location on the edge of panel may also prevent successful PDR. Roughly 95% of a vehicle is accessible by means of our tools. Of the 5% not tool accessible, many times we can use glue pulling to get a great result. Best action you can take (if there is any question) is to bring your vehicle to us for a free inspection. Our experts will let you know if the damage can successfully be removed. You can also text or e-mail us a photo.

When selling your vehicle, image and condition is everything. Most buyers judge a car by its appearance and how well it has been cared for. Used car dealers and wholesalers know this and search for these vehicles for resale. They also know that money spent on PDR has a significant return in the form of a quicker sale and higher sales price. If you are selling your car, PDR is one of the best ways to get more interested buyers, top dollar and a much faster completion of sale. Dents on hoods, the roof, trunk, and esp. doors catch attention and may prevent a sale. Addressing these eye popping dents could never have been easier. Call us to schedule a free consultation. We will make recommendations on what damage to repair in order to maximize your return on the sale.

Yes it can! Many vehicles are repaired multiple times over the course of years of hail storms. The key is to have your vehicle completely repaired each time so you are covered by your insurance should the vehicle become damaged again by hail in the future. Be apprised however, repeated hail claims on the same vehicle could affect your insurance premiums in the future.

Because these dent types are far more difficult to remove and require significantly more time. Vertical and horizontal crease dents can be one of the most difficult if the crease is sharp. Complex dents are unique and many times have a dent or two inside of the primary dent. Body line dents require the restoration of the body line first. This requires effort and time to complete and then the remainder of the dent can be successfully removed. Bottom line, these dents are far more difficult and require significant time to remove and therefore will cost more to repair.

Call us for a free inspection. What many perceive as a chip or scratch many times is an abrasion or paint transfer from what impacted the area. These can be buffed out and polished after the dent is removed. If paint is chipped down to the primer or metal, applying factory touch up many times can yield a satisfactory repair as opposed to repainting the entire panel and blending to adjacent panels.