The paintless dent repair process is the art of removing minor dings, dents, and creases from a vehicle, while maintaining the integrity of the factory or custom paint finish. PDR allows expert technicians to transform the damaged area back to its original condition without the need for costly body fillers, sanding, and painting typically used by traditional body repair shops, while saving you time and money.

No. Lead was used in a time when plastic filler didn't exist. It was the only product available for dent repair. Polyester fillers have come a long way and are so good, there's no reason to use lead. Plus, there's the obvious health hazards of working with lead. However, if you're doing a down-to-the-bolt restoration on a prewar cruiser you could consider it. But very few restoration shops even use lead these days on classic car restorations. See similar questions...

This is a tough question to answer completely and can get a little technical but here goes. PDR is hard to learn because it involves seeing, interpreting, and doing things that you have never done before. In fact, many skills learned in PDR are exactly opposite of everything you’ve probably ever done. The first difficulty is just finding your tool tip. See similar questions...

The first requirement is DRIVE. You must be self motivated and goal oriented to learn PDR successfully. An entrepreneur spirit is ideal. As mentioned above, good or correctable eyesight is a must. Above average hand eye coordination is also important. If you are comfortable working with tools and like doing detailed work, PDR may be a good fit for you. Patience is a plus when learning PDR. See similar questions...

Using innovative tools and the latest in state-of-the-art technology, expert technicians are able to reach behind a damaged panel and by applying pressure gently massage the damaged area to restore it to its original bodyline. See similar questions...

With a basic knowledge of plastic and metal properties, certified technicians can transform the damaged area back to its original condition without the need for costly body fillers, sanding, and painting typically associated with conventional body shop repair work. This enables them to restore the damaged area(s), while preserving the integrity of the factory or custom paint finish. See similar questions...

More important, we have found that there are four main problems for people who choose to repair their own credit: They don't know what will bring their scores up or down, because the credit industry has its own logic We use state-of-the-art simulation tools to monitor what's best for your score, we know this industry inside and out, we have an automated system which saves us time, and we are objective when dealing with credit bureaus and your creditors. See similar questions...

First, read the answer to the previous question. What do you enjoy? What academic subject are you "passionate" about? What do you enjoy studying? Choose a major that you enjoy - after all, it is going to be yours for 4 years - at least! Most pre-med/pre-dent students are Biology or Chemistry majors since the pre-med/pre-dent program fits easily into these majors without having to take lots of extra courses. However, that should not be the deciding factor for you. See similar questions...

Below are some commonly asked questions and answers about garage doors. If you have questions that are not answered on this page, please feel free to contact us. See similar questions...

No. The most important factors in determining if a dent can be repaired by PDR are depth and location. Dents the size of a dinner plate or larger can be fixed successfully, as long as they are not too deep, or twisted. On the other hand, some dents that are as small as a dime, but very deep, cannot be fixed using PDR because the metal is too stretched. Cracked paint can also be an indication that a dent is too deep. The most common dents fixed are the size of a golf ball and under. See similar questions...

Dent Wizard is the hands-down leader in paintless dent removal. In fact, Dent Wizard pioneered the PDR process. Today, over 1400 trained Dent Wizard PDR technicians are on the job in locations throughout the United States and Canada as well as in Europe. See similar questions...

These two grades of restoration correspond to the two diverse shell making regions of the mantle. The young marginal part of the mantle is able to make all the outer layers with its colors and architecture. The older parts of the mantle far from the mantle margin can only add innermost layers to the shell or function after breaks to supply a sort of cement to mend the break but not to actually restore it to look like new. [1] See similar questions...

Ligament repair is effective in restoring the normal function of joints or adjacent tissues after ligament laceration. Ligament damage usually happens from sports injury. A torn ligament critically restricts knee movement, resulting in a person’s incapacity to pivot, turn or twist the leg. Those individuals who are not able to resume normal activities with medical treatments for a torn ligament may have a ligament repair surgery. See similar questions...

Generally speaking we do not repair printers. Printers have become so nexpensive that they are basically a throw away item (it costs more to repair an old printer than it does to buy a new one). Some printer problems are, however easy to fix. A common problem that fits into this category is the paper not feeding properly (or at all). Email me if you’re experiencing this problem and want a possible quick fix. See similar questions...

Scratch and Dent products are tested to confirm functionality, but products placed into this category may have cosmetic damage and may also be missing essential accessories and documentation. Scratch and Dent products are guaranteed to appear, function and include accessories as represented in the detailed pictures and description included within the 'See Pictures' link under the Condition, Pricing and Availability section of the website for a period of 90 days See similar questions...

Paintless Dent Removal (PDR) works with the memory of your vehicle's metal or aluminum. Using specialized custom made tools we meticulously manipulate the dent to permanently remove the dent. This restores the panel to its original shape. The process doesn't harm the original paint because today's polyurethane paints and thinner gauge metal are very flexible. PDR works from behind the damage so there's no sanding, painting or body fillers involved. See similar questions...

Dent Wizard's customers include car dealerships, domestic and import automobile manufacturers, auto auctions, collision centers and body shops, rental car agencies, insurance companies, fleet owners and operators and individual vehicle owners. See similar questions...

Paintless Dent Removal repairs dents and dings on vehicles without affecting the original factory finish. Dings and dents can come from everything from runaway shopping carts to hail storms. Whatever the cause, technicians use specially designed tools to reform body metal back to its original condition. See similar questions...

Absolutely. For information on career opportunities at Dent Wizard, go to the "Employment" section of this web site or simply click on the Employment link. See similar questions...

Sometimes, as a last resort and only with your permission. If we have to drill, all holes will be sealed and plugged to prevent corrosion.  See similar questions...