Paintless dent repair // Marcoola

Metal reshaped.
Paint preserved.

A precision repair method for suitable dents that avoids filler and repainting while protecting the original factory finish.

How PDR works

Controlled pressure. Constant reflection.

Paintless dent repair uses controlled access behind the panel—or carefully managed external pulling—to return stretched metal toward its original position. Specialist reflection lights show tiny changes in the panel surface throughout the process.

The repair is gradual. Dent depth, crown tension, bodyline shape, panel material and paint condition all affect the technique and time required.

Original paint

No colour matching or refinishing is needed on suitable repairs.

Less intervention

The damaged metal is repaired rather than filled and repainted.

Accurate lighting

Reflection lines reveal the panel shape while it is being restored.

Individual assessment

Not every dent is suitable; honest inspection comes first.

Common PDR questions

Paintless dent repair explained.

What does PDR stand for?

PDR means paintless dent repair or paintless dent removal. It reshapes suitable metal panels while retaining the original paint.

What dents suit PDR?

Door dings, trolley dents, hail dents and some creases may suit PDR when the paint is intact, the metal is not severely stretched and safe access is available.

Is PDR suitable for aluminium panels?

Some aluminium panels can be repaired with PDR, but the material, damage and access must be assessed first.

Not sure if PDR is right?

Send the vehicle details and arrange an in-person assessment.

Call 0429 888 207