Remove dents from your car quickly and cheaply.

Believe it or not, removing dents is not just an aesthetic issue.

If the vehicle is damaged, it no longer has the same value on the car market. In addition, dents can lead to many problems in the medium and long term, such as oxidation or corrosion of the sheet metal.
Here are the main reasons why it is extremely unwise to not repair this type of damage, whether caused by hail, accidental blows, or other factors. At the same time, it is extremely important to hire qualified professionals who can remove dents with the right knowledge and tools. Lever Touch has both.

The two techniques we use to remove dents from cars

One more thing to keep in mind: the way you take apart a damaged panel is not always the same.
The type of technology is selected after examining the sheet. If the paint is damaged, it is better to choose the so-called spot repair. Otherwise, PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) technology is an excellent option: the car is repaired in a short time, and the car owner is happy with the perfect result.

Both options are part of the smart repair technology, but we will explain the most noticeable differences between the individual procedures in detail.

How to remove a dent after paint damage: stain repair
If the defect is in a small area (less than an A4 sheet), the spot repair technique is a faster, more economical, and more effective method of removing dents from a car.

It is necessary to begin by assessing the affected area to determine if the damage consists of dents and loss of color due to impact.

The next step is to clean and polish the surface, followed by determining the body color. The technicians then prepare the room and apply the appropriate paint to achieve a perfect finish.
Remove dents without painting: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)
Here we introduce you to one of the most innovative technologies in the automotive sector: PDR.

Our technicians are real experts here. We only use it if the car paint is undamaged.
The benefits of removing dents without painting the car are obvious.
A high reduction in repair time;
A barely major intervention on the vehicle that does not affect the original paintwork;
An unbeatable end result. On the one hand, dents are completely removed; on the other hand, the vehicle returns to the same condition as before the collision and maintains the manufacturer’s quality.

What techniques are used to remove dents from a car without painting?

In fact, the term paintless dent repair encompasses three different types of auto body repairs:

With specially designed levers that can have different shapes, lengths, and stiffness. Our technicians work inside the vehicle and apply gentle pressure to restore the affected part to its original shape.
For hot melt adhesives used externally and where the use of levers is not possible or recommended,
Using magnetic induction is the ideal procedure when body parts are weak and the original consistency needs to be restored.
As already mentioned, in the three cases, it is not necessary to apply a primer or a new layer of paint to the panel in question. Once the dents are removed, there will be no trace of the accident.
If none of these options are possible, our professionals will bring all their experience and craftsmanship to spot repairs to provide our customers with the best repair solutions. The vehicle regains its original value and is protected against all risks resulting from damage.

We want to show our customers that there is no doubt about our competence in the automotive sector, and we also attach great importance to the precise and innovative technology of the automotive sector.

Professional dent repair

Dealerships and franchised garages repair minor dents, but their prices are generally very high compared to smaller companies that can provide the same level of quality. And since many dents are mobile these days, repair work can be completed quickly and easily. Most will come to your home or work and repair a dent in 20 minutes or less. If there are several dents, it naturally takes longer. When hiring a dental professional, always check their online reviews. Reading comments from previous customers is the best way to determine if they are doing a good job.

Then compare prices by calling at least three different suppliers. Most quarter-sized dents cost between $50 and $200 to repair. However, this cost can be higher if the dent requires touch-up paint. Each additional dent can cost between $40 and $75. So, if you have several dents, it is advisable to have them all repaired at once and perhaps negotiate a lower total price. Repairing larger dents 6 inches or larger in diameter can cost between $200 and $350, depending on the location of the dent and the make and model of the car. However, if the paint is damaged, large dents may not be the responsibility of a mobile specialist. In this case, an auto repair shop may be necessary.

Dent Removal Kit:

If none of the household methods work, it’s time to invest in a dent removal kit. These kits can successfully remove most minor dents. Available in various designs and sizes. You can buy a kit online or at an auto parts store. Dent repair kits range from $6 to around $200, depending on your needs. One of the more affordable options is the $13.99 Albrta Dent Puller, which comes with 2.24-inch and 4.5-inch diameter suction cups and is designed for easy use on flat surfaces. To begin repairing dents with this tool, clean and dry the affected surface.

Then choose a suction cup that is smaller than the diameter of the dent, place it on the dent and gently press the suction cup while closing the handles. Finish the process by slowly removing the suction and returning the surface to the level before the dent. There are more advanced dent removal kits, such as the Fly5D Dent Removal Rods Kit, which consists of 10 stainless steel dent removal rods, a T-bar puller, a rubber smoothing hammer, and a 100-watt glue gun. However, this versatility comes with a price tag of $189.99 at the time of writing. Fortunately, there are plenty of cheaper kits available that are specifically tailored to the size and shape of your dent. As with any DIY process, you should follow the kit manufacturer’s instructions carefully for the best results.

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