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The key is finding a good PDR I've seen a lot of bad paintless repairs on cars that I've worked on. The PDR guy that does work at my shop can make a small dent near perfect. As long as there's no inner structure in the way and is accessible. Is the paint chipped or fractured? This comes into play also. Some PDR's are satisfaction guaranteed too, so if it's not acceptable you can always have it painted by a quality shop later. FYI I had a couple dings taken out of mine and I've been painting cars for 18 years

[QUOTE="kirk, post: 321382, member: 10486"] The key is finding a good PDR I've seen a lot of bad paintless repairs on cars that I've worked on. The PDR guy that does work at my shop can make a small dent near perfect. As long as there's no inner structure in the way and is accessible. Is the paint chipped or fractured? This comes into play also. Some PDR's are satisfaction guaranteed too, so if it's not acceptable you can always have it painted by a quality shop later. FYI I had a couple dings taken out of mine and I've been painting cars for 18 years [/QUOTE]

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