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Paintless Dent Repair is a specialized technique used to remove minor dents, dings, and hail damage without the need for repainting or body filler. By carefully massaging the metal back into its original shape, PDR preserves your vehicle’s factory paint while restoring a smooth, flawless finish.
BGI Tint’s PDR process is ideal for door dings, parking lot damage, and small dents where the paint surface remains intact. This method is faster, more affordable, and maintains your vehicle’s value compared to traditional body repair.
Damage Assessment
We inspect dents and determine if paintless repair is suitable.
Access Preparation
Panels are carefully accessed without damaging paint or trim.
Dent Removal
Special tools massage the metal back to its original shape.
Precision Refinement
Fine adjustments ensure a smooth, factory-like finish.
Quality Check
The repaired area is inspected under proper lighting.
Customer Review
The vehicle is presented and results are reviewed with the customer.
Does PDR damage paint?
No. Paintless Dent Repair is specifically designed to preserve your vehicle’s original factory paint. As long as the paint is not cracked or chipped, PDR safely restores the metal from behind the panel without sanding, fillers, or repainting. This helps maintain your vehicle’s value and factory finish.
How long does PDR take?
Most paintless dent repairs can be completed in as little as 30 minutes to a few hours, depending on the size, depth, and location of the dent. More extensive damage, such as hail repair affecting multiple panels, may take longer. We’ll always provide a clear time estimate after inspection.
Can PDR fix hail damage?
Yes. PDR is one of the most effective methods for repairing hail damage when the paint remains intact. It can restore multiple dents across panels without repainting, making it a preferred solution for both insurance claims and out-of-pocket repairs.
How much does paintless dent repair cost?
The cost of PDR depends on several factors, including the size of the dent, its location, accessibility, and the number of dents involved. Small door dings may cost significantly less than traditional body repair, while larger or multiple dents require a custom estimate. We offer free inspections to provide accurate pricing.
