Request an Estimate
Send Pete a few photos and some basic info. He'll get back to you with an honest, no-pressure estimate.
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What Kind of Dent Do You Have?
Dents come in all shapes and sizes. Repairability depends on size, depth, location, body line involvement, accessibility behind the panel, and whether the paint is intact. Send photos and Pete will let you know honestly.
Door Dings
Small dents from car doors and shopping carts in tight parking spaces.
Quarter-Size Dents
Common impact dents about the size of a quarter — often fully repairable.
Golf-Ball-Size Dents
Moderate dents found on doors, fenders, and quarter panels.
Baseball-Size Dents
Larger dents that may still be repairable depending on depth and location.
Parking-Lot Dents
Dings and dents from bumpers, carts, and careless neighbors.
Crease Dents
Long, linear dents — trickier, but often manageable with the right technique.
Body-Line Dents
Dents on or across a vehicle's body line — require precision work.
Large Shallow Dents
Bigger but shallow dents — good candidates if the paint is intact.
Minor Collision Dents
Light impact damage — send photos so Pete can evaluate.
Hail Damage
Multiple small dents from Florida storms — Pete removes every dimple.
Not sure if your dent can be fixed? Send Pete a few photos and he'll tell you honestly.
Send PhotosHow Big Is the Dent?
Size is just one factor — depth, location, and paint condition matter too. But here's a quick guide to help you describe the damage when you request an estimate.
Quarter Size
Small dings and minor parking-lot damage. Almost always repairable.
Golf Ball Size
Moderate dents commonly found on doors, fenders, and quarter panels.
Baseball Size
Larger dents that may still be repairable depending on depth, location, and paint condition.
Larger Than a Baseball
Send photos so Pete can evaluate the damage and give you an honest answer.
Remember: size alone doesn't determine whether a dent can be repaired. Let Pete look at your photos.
Send Photos of Your Dent