Motorcycles hold a special place in the hearts of their owners. Far more than just a means of transportation, the relationship between man and motorcycle is rivaled only by that of man and dog. Most owners, therefore, take the utmost precautions to keep their chrome-plated companions free from harm or danger, but accidents unfortunately still happen. This is where PDR, or paintless dent repair, can be a lifesaver.
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Hopefully this is a situation that never happens to you, but if you accidentally hit an animal while driving, there are steps you need to take. From calling and reporting the accident to the police to filing insurance claims, we’ve covered the basics on what to do if you’re driving and hit a wild animal or someone’s pet.
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If you’ve got a classic car that you want to stand out, painting over your car’s dents and scratches does not get to the root of the problem. Paintless dent repair specialists can repair dents on any vehicle type regardless of age and condition. Here’s what you’ll need to know about getting dents repaired on even the most weathered of old cars.
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Cars are great to look at when they’re right out of the lot. However, new paint will eventually get worn down, chipped, and damaged by various objects.
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In recent years, paintless dent repair, or PDR, has become the standard for fixing automotive dents and dings. More effective than fillers, PDR uses a gentle reshaping method to actually fix a dent rather than just masking it. Thanks to the popularity of PDR in the modern automotive industry, many people are wondering how to…
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Did you know that a 2010 Ford Edge in “excellent” condition would sell in a private transaction for almost $2,000 more than the same car in “good” condition? (including minor dents, dings, or blemishes) When you go to sell your car, simple things like dents in the body panels, small scratches, and dings from everyday…
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A runaway shopping cart smashed into your car and caused a dent. Now what do you do? If you’re like many car owners, you reach for the filler for a do-it-yourself version of paintless dent repair. Unfortunately, a filler like Bondo isn’t ultimately the best choice to fix car dents and may harm your car…
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If you love off-roading, you know that a door ding here and a scuff or two there are just a part of the territory. Fortunately, paintless dent repair is an excellent way to address minor off-road accidents and keep your rig looking and feeling great. What Is Paintless Dent Repair? Paintless dent repair is a…
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While the garage may seem like the safest place for your vehicle, it’s one of the areas where your car is most likely to get dented, dinged or damaged. Whether the culprit is clutter or an excessively quick entry, garage dings can be expensive and unsightly, and it’s better to avoid them entirely than try…
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You’re walking through the parking lot when you see it — your perfectly manicured car tarnished with a dreaded door ding. It may not seem like a big deal at first, but your car could develop rust spots and other problems due to this damage. So, how do you avoid a parking lot door ding…
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