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PDR Price Guide Video Helps Consumers Understand Cost of Paintless Dent Repair/Removal

How Much Does Paintless Dent Repair and Door Ding Removal Cost?

Dent Time creates a well organized video about the common door dings to the complex dent repairs with average prices. Something that has never even been done before is now reality. This easy to understand PDR price guide video explains what a door ding is, the typical size and what it might cost. The video even justifies a difficulty level so consumers can compare their own damage. It even shows an automated diagram on how to take a photo at the correct angle.

Dent Time plans on selling customizing these videos to other PDR companies who might be intersted having their own. Most can market them on their own websites, give to insurance companies and outside promotions.

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Posted by dingster Jun 26, 2008 Last Updated Jun 26, 2008
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Cincinnati-Dayton, Ohio Mobile Paintless Dent Repair / Ding Removal PDR

 

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It’s Dent Magic John to the rescue in Cincinnati and Dayton, Ohio for paintless dent removal and door ding repair. From your typical door dings to those unwanted minor dents. DentMagicJohn.com can save you tons of time and money without you even being away from your vehicle. Most door ding take less than one hour to remove and multiple door dings range between 1-3 hours. All work is guranteed to your satisfaction.

1/3 the cost of a collision shop

No Painting, Sanding or Fillers

Preserves original and factory finish

Mobile service to home/office

Call Dent Magic John today at 1-866-755-DENT(3368)

Serving: Cincinnati & Dayton Ohio Montgomery County, Oh, Centerville, Brookville, Carlisle, Huber Heights, Kettering, Oakwood, Trotwood, Vandalia, Butler, West Carrollton, Miami County, Troy, Piqua, Tipp city, Covington, Englewood, West Milton, Green County, Beavercreek, Fairborn,  Xenia, Yellow Springs, Union, Warren County, Springboro, Franklin, Lebanon, Mason, West Chester, Blue Ash, Kings Local, Butler County, Fairfield,  Hamilton, Madison, Middletown, Hamilton County, Oh, Clermont County, Oh, Shelby County, Oh, Sidney, Darke County, Oh, Greenville, Preble County, Oh, Clark County, Oh, Springfield, Champaign county, Oh, Logan County, Oh, Mercer County, Oh, Celina, Auglaize County, Oh, Minster, New Bremen, Saint Mary’s,  And Surrounding Cities,

Posted by dingster Jun 25, 2008 Last Updated Jun 25, 2008
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Dent Time Gives Paintless Dent Repair / Removal Tutorial

Line Board PDR – Paintless Dent Repair Tutorial- 9-3 Saab

 

Dent Time expalines and shows a little bit on how they removed a fairly deep baseball dent on the corner of the rear quarter panel. The repair took about 3 hours. As most know, dealing with corner dents there is always a lot of tension around the edges. Pushing the dent from behind first did not work. Nor did it help by knocking down as well. 

 

Starting the Dent

It was only obvious that glue pulling was going to play a factor when it came to removing the dent. Pushing from behind would only force it and cause unwanted push marks and jeopardizing the integrity of the finish. About three pulls later, the dent was only a quarter way removed but there was a price to pay. The clear coat was hair-lining. If the dent was pulled any further, it would have pulled the paint right off. The hair-line fractures were barely noticeable and the repair continued. 

 

Crown Releasing

Knocking down the crowns was much easier since now the pressure was taken off. We never really try to do too much at once. Always keeping our dents balanced is one of our key techniques for a successful dent removal. We use a semi sharp knockdown and carefully work the outside. Unfortunately sometimes and knockdown can cause unwanted tap down pits. Although it can be fixed, it just takes more time in the end to finish. We show this on our video tutorial later. 

 

Pushing the Dent

Finally we were able to use a soft tip tool and work from the outside of the dent towards the middle. Now we had to go back n forth between pushing and knocking down. Lastly, we used a sharper tool to pin point all the mistaps caused by the sharp crowns. Indeed it was tedious but it had to be done. 3 hours later it was completed. Video coming soon..

 

Posted by dingster Jun 22, 2008 Last Updated Jun 22, 2008
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