Paintless dent repair

[jonah]

I got hit by some piece of plastic that flew off a truck going the other way and now my driver's door has a small but noticeable dent in it. I've also got some small divots in the roof from a minor hail storm, and I'd really like to get it all fixed. I've heard PDR can work very well, but I've never tried it myself. Anyone know the cost range or have any experiences to share? Thanks

 

[Pahaska]

Worked great on my hail-dented pickup, but the insurance paid directly, so I have no idea of the cost.

 

[Mark_888]

Try this:
http://www.dentgenie.us/

 

[MattG]

My experiences with PDR (and those of people I know) have been pretty good.

Getting a good person, who is patient and knows their craft is pretty important, of course.

You may want to check some local forums on the subject, because it is common for people to gather together and do "group buys" for PDR. The logic is that half the time involved in most PDR jobs is actually getting to the car, so if a bunch of people all bring their cars together, a substantial discount can be had by all.

 

[next2dixie]

We had our Genesis three days when a hail storm damaged the hood, roof and trunk lid. Made me sick. Our insurance agent recommended Dent Masters to do the repairs. They were great, can not tell the car was damaged or worked on. No paint damage, no mechanic smudges left on the interior, and items removed (headline, hood/trunk panels) correctly reinstalled. They are nationwide, see Dentmasters.com