Paintless Dent
Removal (PDR)

PDR is a specialist technique that removes dents, dings, creases, and minor collision damage without the need for fillers or repainting. Using precision tools, a skilled technician gently massages the metal back to its original shape from behind the panel, preserving your car’s factory finish.

Our business hours are between 9.00am and 5.00pm.

Our dent repair Perth service covers the entire metropolitan area, including Joondalup, Fremantle, Rockingham, Midland, and all surrounding suburbs.

Yes. Our custom-designed tools allow us to repair many dents that other PDR technicians would immediately refer to a panel shop, including:

• Deep creases along body lines
• Complex curved panel damage
• Dents in difficult-to-access areas

During our time in the industry, we've invested thousands in designing custom tools specifically engineered for PDR. Our proprietary equipment features custom-contoured tips, advanced leverage systems, and precision-machined components that provide capabilities far beyond off-the-shelf PDR tools.

Several factors can influence the final cost of your dent repair:

1. Dent Location - Repairs on complex curved panels or areas with limited access may require more time and specialized techniques
2. Vehicle Type - Luxury vehicles, cars with aluminum panels, or specialised materials may require additional care and expertise
3. Number of Dents - Multiple dents can often be repaired at a discounted rate compared to individual repairs
4. Dent Severity - Sharp creases may require more advanced techniques
5. Paint Condition - While PDR preserves your original paint, existing paint damage may limit repair options

We always provide a clear, no-obligation quote after assessing your specific situation, with no hidden costs or last-minute surprises.

PDR is a highly specialised skill that takes years to master. It requires extensive training, expert techniques, and the right tools to achieve flawless results.

Beware of DIY dent repair kits! While they might seem like a cheap fix, they often cause more damage, leading to costlier repairs in the long run. Always trust a qualified PDR specialist for the best results.

A skilled technician’s goal is to make the dent undetectable to the naked eye. However, for more severe dents, results may vary—an experienced PDR expert should be able to give you a clear expectation of the outcome before starting.

Yes! PDR is usually cheaper than body shop repairs because it eliminates the need for painting, sanding, and expensive materials. It’s also a quicker, less labour-intensive process, which means lower costs for you.

For more details see our pricing page.

No, PDR is completely non-invasive. Unlike traditional repairs, there’s no sanding, no fillers, and no repainting—your original paint remains intact, preserving your car’s resale value.

The repair time depends on the size and location of the damage:

• ‍Minor dents – As little as 30 minutes‍
• Larger, more complex damage – Several hours

The honest answer is there’s no hard and fast rule. As long as the affected panel is in good condition and hasn’t been previously repaired with fillers or excessive paintwork, PDR can be used on nearly any make, model, or age of vehicle.

PDR is ideal for:

• Door dings and parking lot dents
• Creases and minor body panel damage
• Hail damage
• Certain types of collision dents (as long as the paint is intact and the metal hasn’t been stretched)