Frequently asked Questions
1). Do all Dents Qualify for PDR?
Dents that have a broken Paint surface or Rust are disqualified. Attempting to repair often results in spreading of the fractured paint.
2). Is PDR an approved Repair by the Manufacture or Dealer warranty?
Yes, in fact in many cases it is the preferred repair method for repair. Dealership's use PDR on New and Used vehicles. It is also Believed Ford Motor Company invented PDR in the early Automotive Assembly lines to remove small dings cost effectively and in a fraction of time.
3).Will my insurance company cover PDR?
Yes, However the customer is required to pay a deductible. Insurance companies may even recommend PDR, as it is more cost effective and speedier repair.
4). Will my repair reflect on Carfax
No, Since our repair method is not invasive and does not altered the vehicle from its factory state there is no report filed maintaining your vehicles value.
Dents that have a broken Paint surface or Rust are disqualified. Attempting to repair often results in spreading of the fractured paint.
2). Is PDR an approved Repair by the Manufacture or Dealer warranty?
Yes, in fact in many cases it is the preferred repair method for repair. Dealership's use PDR on New and Used vehicles. It is also Believed Ford Motor Company invented PDR in the early Automotive Assembly lines to remove small dings cost effectively and in a fraction of time.
3).Will my insurance company cover PDR?
Yes, However the customer is required to pay a deductible. Insurance companies may even recommend PDR, as it is more cost effective and speedier repair.
4). Will my repair reflect on Carfax
No, Since our repair method is not invasive and does not altered the vehicle from its factory state there is no report filed maintaining your vehicles value.