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Paintless Dent Repair in Mehlville, MO
Mehlville Mobile Paintless Dent Repair Services
You could save hundreds - or even thousands - of dollars by opting to use PDR instead of a conventional body shop to remove your vehicle’s dents and dings. Our paintless dent removal experts will travel to your home or office (or any secure location) to perform repairs on-site. Most paintless dent removal jobs can be completed same-day, meaning you won’t need to coordinate carpooling or a rental car, either. You are guaranteed an easy and convenient experience that will make you a customer for life!
Can PDR Be Used on Leased Vehicles?
No matter whether you’re planning on selling your vehicle or turning it in/trading it in at the end of a lease, getting paintless dent repair beforehand is a great idea to get the most value from your upcoming transaction. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that any dents, dings or creases on the vehicle will cause the trade-in value or selling price to drop. Rather than spending thousands of dollars to repair the vehicle, while also devaluing the car by replacing the panels or factory finish, paintless dent repair not only professionally removes the dents, but does so in a way that allows you to keep all original paint and panels.
Do I Have To Go Through Insurance To Get Paintless Dent Removal in Mehlville?
While it is certainly an option to file a claim and get your dents fixed through your insurance provider (618 Dent Guy will work with any insurance company), you also have the option to fix the dents out-of-pocket, and avoid increasing your insurance premiums. Many people opt to do this method instead, as PDR is much more affordable than conventional repairs and can even be less expensive than post-claim premiums/deductibles.
How Do You Determine What is A Small Dent Vs. A Large Dent?
It may be difficult to categorize a dent on your vehicle as small or large when trying to submit an estimate. A general rule of thumb is that a large dent is one that is 4” in diameter or larger, and a small dent is less than 4” in diameter. You are more likely to sustain small dents from events like a fly golf ball or a hailstorm, whereas larger dents can result from things like falling debris and minor car collisions. When you submit photos for an estimate to 618 Dent Guy, be sure to hold up a ruler parallel to the diameter so we can see whether it is classified as large or small.
