The Leading Innovator in PDR Solutions
HD PRO is an innovation-focused company dedicated to improving transparency and efficiency in claims processing, damage assessment and repair for auto manufacturers, dealerships, fleets, insurance companies and individual vehicle owners. We understand that things don’t always go to plan.
HD PRO experts know exactly what to do! With teams ready to mobilize, our expertise delivers the perfect formula of people, processes and technology, ensuring a customized pain-free solution wherever it’s needed.
Our Core Values
HD PRO founders are known to be pioneers of the automotivereconditioning industry.
Our commitment to excellence is affirmed by our primary goal: ensuring a smooth experience
and using the world’s most skilled technicians backed by on-site management
and a written lifetime warranty.
What is Paintless Dent Repair
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), also known as Paintless Dent Removal, is an environmentally-friendly repair method that restores a vehicle’s body to factory-like condition in a fraction of the time at a fraction of the cost. PDR can be used to remove dings and dents from vehicles, as well as body creases and hail damage. As its name suggests, PDR does not involve any paint or fillers.
- Short repair time
- Environmentally-friendly
- Increased resale value
- Lifetime warranty
- No color mismatching
- No repainting
Your PDR queries answered.
To facilitate your decision-making process, we’ve assembled a comprehensive list of frequently asked questions tailored to the PDR industry.
PDR, or Paintless Dent Repair, is a specialized technique used to remove dents and dings from vehicle panels without the need for traditional bodywork or paint refinishing. It involves gently massaging the metal back into its original shape, preserving the vehicle’s factory finish and value.
PDR is effective for repairing a wide range of dents and dings caused by hail damage, minor collisions, door dings, and more. However, the feasibility of repair depends on factors such as the size, location, and depth of the dent.
The duration of a PDR repair varies depending on the size and complexity of the dent. While some minor repairs can be completed in as little as a few hours, more extensive damage may require additional time. Your PDR technician can provide a more accurate estimate based on the specific circumstances.
Unlike traditional bodywork methods that involve sanding, filling, and repainting, PDR does not damage the vehicle’s paint or factory finish. Therefore, it typically does not void the manufacturer’s warranty. However, it’s essential to consult with your vehicle manufacturer or insurance provider for confirmation.
In many cases, PDR is a more cost-effective solution for repairing minor dents and dings compared to traditional bodywork. Since PDR preserves the original paint and finish, it eliminates the need for expensive materials and labor associated with repainting. Additionally, PDR often requires less time, reducing labor costs and overall expenses for the vehicle owner.