Pre-Accident Condition Automobile Dent Repair

SAN ANTONIO - March 29, 2015 - PRLog -- It's a simple fact-the more you drive, the more likely you are to acquire small dings and dents on your vehicle. Matter of fact, nearly one in three vehicles on the road right now has some type of minor damage like a door ding or dent. In most cases this damage won't hurt the performance of the vehicle. However it's a daily reminder of the carless person that opened their door into your car. The garbage can that was blown into your fender or the shopping cart that rolled into your door.What is Pre-Accident Condition?

The simple explanation. Returning your vehicle to pre-accident condition means. Factory parts are used. Body fillers are not found covering dings, dents or depressions. Entire panels are painted from end to end and not spot painted or have a blending line. When you purchased you vehicle new it had all factory parts, No body fillers and the paint matched on all panels. This is how it should be returned to you.

Paintless Dent Repair A True Pre-Accident Repair?

In most cases door dings, minor dents, creases and hail damage can all be repaired with the paintless dent repair method. When correctly done you car will retain the factory paint. With no body fillers or after market parts being used. This is because the paintless dent repair process gently messages the metal back into it's original shape. This is done with the use of special tools and a skilled technician who knows how to gain access to the backside of the panel being repaired.

The Right Shop For You

Just like mechanical repairs all shops and technicians are not created equal. Car Dealers and reputable bodyshops all use the paintless dent repair process on a daily basis through a subcontractor or an in-house employes. Or you can chose to use an independent company. Some offer mobile service some have a fixed location. Before you make a decision do research. Check the reviews and reputation of the company. Don't be afraid to ask questions and ask for examples of a completed repair.