Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)
Seamless Dent Removal Without Repainting Your Car
At Pristine Collision Center, our paintless dent repair service offers a fast and non-invasive solution for minor dings and dents. Using advanced PDR tools and expert technique, we restore your vehicle’s original shape without touching the paint.
We provide services at four centers located in Hollywood, West Hollywood, Westminster, and Montebello, CA.
What Is Paintless Dent Repair?
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a specialized technique that removes minor dents without repainting your car. Using rods and reflectors, our technicians gently massage the metal from behind the panel until the dent disappears, no sanding, no filler, and no paint required. This method preserves your car’s original paintwork, avoids costly refinishing, and gets you back on the road fast.
- Perfect for hail damage, parking dents, and door dings
- No paint blending needed
- Lower cost than traditional dent repair
- Environmentally friendly process
When Is PDR the Right Choice?
Not all dents qualify for PDR, but many do. If the paint is still intact and the metal isn’t severely stretched or cracked, we can usually fix it without repainting. PDR is ideal for:
- Door dings from parking lots
- Hail damage
- Minor panel dents
- Creases along the fender or roofline
- Small bumper impressions
- Lease return touch-ups
If you’re unsure whether your dent is a candidate for PDR, just send us a few photos, we’ll let you know within minutes.
Benefits of Paintless Dent Removal
Choosing auto dent removal service via PDR is not just about looks, it’s also about maintaining your vehicle’s value and factory integrity.
Preserves Original Paint
Cost-Effective Repair
Fast Turnaround
Eco-Friendly Process
Our PDR Process: Fast and Non-Invasive
We take a meticulous approach to PDR dent repair, ensuring each vehicle leaves the factory looking fresh.
Inspection & Assessment
Precision Dent Removal
Quality Control Check
No Paint, No Wait
Paintless Dent Removal
Why Pristine Collision Center for PDR?
At Pristine Collision Center, we deliver high-quality PDR backed by experience, technology, and exceptional customer care.
- Experienced PDR technicians with specialized tools
- Transparent estimates, no hidden fees
- Trusted by insurance companies
- Clean, climate-controlled facilities for perfect results
- 4 convenient locations across LA County and Orange County
Don’t trust just anyone with your vehicle’s body, our team treats every car like it’s our own.
Request Your PDR Estimate
Wondering how much it costs or how paintless dent repair works in your specific case? We make it easy:
Our Locations
Find fast, professional paintless dent repair at any of our four body shops across LA County.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is paintless dent repair?
Paintless dent repair (PDR) is a technique that removes minor dents without repainting. Technicians use specialized tools to reshape the metal from behind the panel, preserving your vehicle’s factory paint and finish without sanding, filler, or color blending.
Does paintless dent repair work on all dents?
PDR works only when the paint remains intact. It’s ideal for shallow dents, hail damage, and door dings. If the paint is cracked, stretched, or the dent is too sharp or deep, traditional body repair may be necessary instead.
How much does PDR cost?
Paintless dent repair costs depend on dent size, location, and number of dents. On average, it’s 30–70% less expensive than traditional bodywork. We offer transparent, fast quotes, just send a few photos or book a quick estimate.
Is PDR safe for my car’s finish?
Yes. PDR is completely safe and non-invasive. It does not require sanding, fillers, or new paint. Your vehicle’s original factory finish stays untouched, making it a popular option for preserving value during lease returns or after minor accidents.
How long does it take to fix a dent with PDR?
Most paintless dent repairs are completed in one to three hours. Larger dents or multiple impacted areas may require additional time, but it’s still significantly faster than conventional repair methods that involve sanding, paint curing, or full refinishing.
