Dent Repair

Dent Repair Services at CrashFix

At CrashFix, we understand how frustrating dents and dings on your vehicle can be. Whether it’s a minor door ding or a larger dent from an accident, we have the expertise to restore your car’s appearance. Our team specializes in various dent repair methods to accommodate all types of damages and vehicle materials.

Traditional Dent Repair

Traditional dent repair is used for larger, deeper dents that have compromised the integrity of the car's metal. This method involves reshaping the metal using specialized tools, filling the affected area with body filler, and repainting the surface to match your car’s original finish.

Traditional Dent Repair Process:

1. Step 1: Inspection and Assessment
2. Step 2: Metal Reshaping
3. Step 3: Application of Body Filler (if necessary)
4. Step 4: Sanding and Painting
5. Step 5: Final Detailing and Quality Check

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

PDR is a modern technique used for minor to medium-sized dents, such as those caused by hail, door dings, or small accidents. With PDR, our skilled technicians gently massage the dent from behind the panel without affecting the paint. This method is faster, more affordable, and preserves your car's factory finish.

Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) Process:

1. Step 1: Dent Evaluation for PDR Suitability
2. Step 2: Gaining Access to the Dent from Behind
3. Step 3: Metal Manipulation to Smooth the Surface
4. Step 4: Ensuring the Area is Flawlessly Restored Without Paint Damage

Different Car Metal Types

Cars are made from a variety of materials, including:

• Steel: Steel is strong but can be more challenging to repair. It requires a skilled hand to reshape without damaging the surrounding area.
• Aluminum: Aluminum panels are lighter and more flexible, but they require specific tools and techniques for effective dent repair, especially when using PDR.
• High-Strength Steel (HSS): This type of steel is becoming more common in modern vehicles. It’s lightweight and strong but needs expert care for dent repair due to its complex properties.

Regular Dent Repair vs. Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

• Regular Dent Repair is best for more severe dents that may have caused paint damage. The process requires more time and involves repainting and refinishing the panel.
• PDR is ideal for dents that haven’t cracked or chipped the paint. It's faster, doesn’t require paint, and often costs less while maintaining your car's original finish.

Get an Accurate Estimate

At CrashFix, we provide personalized service tailored to your vehicle's specific needs. Select your vehicle make and schedule an appointment today to receive an accurate estimate. Our certified technicians are ready to restore your car to its original glory!