Call Now!
Full-Service Paintless Dent Removal in Fenton, MO
I Am Not Able to Travel for Car Repair in Fenton - What Are My Options?
For whatever reason, if you’re not able to travel to get your dents and dings repaired, 618 Dent Guy has the solution for you. We offer our customer-focused mobile paintless dent repair service, where we will travel to your home or office in Fenton (or the surrounding areas!) to perform the dent removal on-site. If the job is too big to complete at your location, we will transport your vehicle for before and after the service. This means you do not have to worry about traveling, waiting, or being without transportation!
Why Is Hail Damage So Difficult to Repair?
Unlike a singular dent or ding on a vehicle, hail damage is especially difficult to repair due to how extensive it can be. When exposed to the elements, hail has the opportunity to hit all areas of the car, truck or motorcycle. Even though hail storms typically don’t last longer than 10 minutes, that is enough to cause a great deal of damage to the exterior of the vehicle. A lot of body shops will recommend a full panel replacement, which will solve the issue but can be prohibitively expensive for most. Instead, consider PDR for hail damage, which is typically a more affordable method of repair that also maintains the original panels of the vehicle.
Can I Get PDR On the Same Area More Than Once?
For those living in Fenton, you may be exposed to more hail storms than residents of other states. This unfortunately means that you might have to contend with hail damage more often. Paintless dent removal is safe and advised to use as your go-to repair method, even if you have utilized it previously. PDR does not permanently alter the affected area (aside from bringing it back to its original pre-dented state), so you are able to work on the area again if necessary.
How Much Does PDR Cost?
Paintless dent removal can usually be estimated virtually through the use of videos and/or photographs to describe the size and location(s) of the damage. Solely describing the damage over the phone is difficult and usually results in inaccurate estimates. It is best to take photos and videos with an item to reference the size (like a ruler). If you have a particularly large dent - larger than 4” diameter - or extensive hail damage, you will most likely require an in-person assessment. These can be done at no cost or travel to the customer - give us a call today to schedule yours!
