Yes. Qualifying PDR workmanship performed by Precision 360 Hail is backed by our Limited Lifetime Warranty for as long as the original customer owns or leases the repaired vehicle, subject to the warranty’s terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions.
PDR may be covered when the underlying damage is covered by your auto insurance policy. Hail damage, for example, is commonly handled under comprehensive coverage, subject to the policy’s terms and deductible. Your insurance carrier ultimately determines coverage. Precision 360 Hail can assist with repair-related inspections, documentation, estimates, and supplements when appropriate.
Repair time varies considerably depending on the type and extent of the damage. A minor dent or door ding may require significantly less time than a vehicle covered with hail dents across multiple panels. Precision 360 Hail can provide a more accurate expected repair timeline after inspecting the vehicle and determining the required repairs.
Sometimes. A dent does not automatically require conventional body repair simply because it is large. Repairability depends on its depth, shape, location, metal stretch, access to the damaged area, and condition of the paint. A professional inspection is the best way to determine whether a large or deep dent can be repaired using PDR.
It depends on the damage. For qualifying dents, PDR offers significant advantages because it can restore the panel without sanding, body filler, or repainting. This preserves the factory finish and avoids unnecessary refinishing. Traditional body repair may be necessary when the metal is severely damaged, the paint is compromised, or the panel cannot be properly
When the damage qualifies for PDR and the repair is performed properly, the goal is to preserve the existing factory paint rather than remove or replace it. However, factors such as previous repairs, compromised paint, cracked paint, or severe damage can affect whether a panel is suitable for PDR.
Yes. Paintless Dent Repair is commonly used for automotive hail damage because a hailstorm can leave dozens or even hundreds of dents while the vehicle’s paint remains intact. PDR allows qualifying hail dents to be repaired without repainting every affected panel.
Paintless Dent Repair can be effective for many hail dents, door dings, minor dents, and other types of damage where the paint remains intact. Repairability depends on factors such as the dent’s size, depth, shape, location, metal condition, and whether the paint has cracked or been otherwise damaged.
PDR technicians use specialized tools and techniques to access the damaged panel and carefully manipulate the metal until the dent is restored. Depending on the location of the damage, technicians may work from behind the panel or use specialized techniques from the exterior surface. The process requires precision to restore the panel without unnecessarily disturbing
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a specialized method for removing dents from vehicle body panels without sanding, body filler, or repainting. Skilled technicians carefully reshape the metal back toward its original form while preserving the vehicle’s factory paint whenever the damage qualifies for PDR.