Most people wonder what are the most common paintless dent removal dents we repair. We'll give you a breakdown of about 4 different types of typical dents we fix.

 The Door Ding

 The most common by far is the door ding. These typical little dents are classed as the size of a quarter or smaller (1" inch). Caused from mainly car doors, shopping carts and flying objects. Generally they are not the most difficult but it doesn't mean they are always the easiest either. A big misconception is the size of these little annoying dents.  Even though they are not very large, depending on the depth, location and access will play a part determining the final cost. Generally the cost is between $89-$125. Average repair time, 60 minutes or less. 

Medium Dents 

Second most common are dents that range from golf ball to a business card size (2"-5" inches). These type of dents normally are caused from flying objects, moving vehicles and objects dropping from above or against. The bigger the dent, usually the more stretched the panel has become. Therefor more time is involved. Same rules apply. Depth, location and access will determine final cost.

General cost range can expect to pay between $125-$225 

Average repair time 45-90 minutes 

Creases

Dents that are the appearance of a line. These particular dents are one of the most complex dent removals to achieve. Imagine folding a pice of paper and then trying to iron the line out. Well imagine being so precise with a tool we use and pin pointing the exact area we need to push on without disturbing your finish. It's very difficult and that is why creases are one of our specialties. 

General cost range: Depending on the length and depth, $125-$400

Average Repair time 1-3 hours

 Large Dents

 Large dents are 6" in diametor or bigger. The more stretched the more difficult. Some large dents are not as complex as they appear. In some cases, we can manage to release pressure just in the right spot and bring back 80% of the panel back to new within  5-10 minutes. But in most cases, it will take time and a lot of hand-eye coordination to work the dent out.