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Hi Everyone, Although large dents can be removed using PDR the most suitable size is about the size of a 50cent piece or smaller. If you have larger dents I am happy to discuss them as sometimes they can be removed Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, Sometimes the only way to remove dents on the roof of a car is to remove the roof lining. As I am mobile I do not do the removal myself. Either the customer or a professional trim remover does the job thereby enabling me to gain access to the underside of the dents and remove them Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, Unfortunately there has been a lot of storms this year. If this has caused minor dents, less than the size of a 50 cent coin and not deep they can be removed useing PDR. This will restore the panel back to its original shape with no painting thus retaining the factory finish on the duco. Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone. There are many different areas on a car to access. Some cannot be reached but others can be reached by making special tools. I have just received a modified tool that will help me access more dents in doors and therefore make removing them much easier. Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, Although it is possible to remove large dents with PDR they have to be shallow and accessable which doesnt happen to often. The usual size of dents is less than a 50cent coin.However if you have any dents please give me a call and I will happily discuss the options with you. Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, I am receiving calls for hail damaged cars. Some cars are too badly damaged for paintless dent repair. If you are considering buying a hail damaged car please give me a call and I am happy to give you any advice I can as to what to look out for . Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, There are a few hail damaged cars around at the moment. Paintless dent removal is suitable for small hail dents it is difficult to know which cars are suitable so I provide a free no obligation quote. Sometimes cars with more severe damage can have panels that are lighly damaged and can be repaired by PDR on those panels for less than conventional spray painting. If you have any questions please give me a call and I am happy to discuss the options . Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, Written off cars are now becoming available through auctions and private sellers who have bought from the auctions. I attended one of the auctions last week. A lot of the cars had heavy hail damage which would be difficult to remove completely. there were some cars that were suitable for paintless dent removal so it would be advisable to be careful if you intend to buy one of these cars. Usually dents no bigger than the size of a 20cent coin are suitable. It also depends where they are on the car. It is also important to check with the relavent govt dept to make sure if you can register the car and all the costs involved in buying the car and getting it taken off the written off vehicle register and then rgistering it to drive on the road. I understand that you cannot register wov in NSW so make sure you do all the checks before you buy. Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, Unfortunately the hail season is with us. Many badly dented cars have been written off. The less damaged cars are ideal for paintless dent repair as there is no painting involved and the original paint work is maintained.If you have been unfortunate to be caught in hail I may be able to repair the dents with PDR. Cheers Mark

Hi Everyone, I have been glue pulling dents from hail but the glue tabs I have been using were not performing that well. I tried a different brand and they are working much better. Paintless dent removal has only been used for about 15 years so techniques and products are changing all the time . It is important to try and keep up with any changes. Cheers Mark