Whether someone opens their car door too fast or elements like hail occur, dents and dings are just part of being on the road. Getting it restored without extensive body work and repaint it can save you time and money, and paintless dent repair is the answer.

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We’ve all been there: come out to your car after a long day at work and cringe at the new dings on your driver and passenger sides. No doubt, these were caused by some clumsy client or coworker who rushed to get in or out of the office and flung their own car’s doors open to do so, hitting yours in the process. How negligent!

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Every state has its set of codes around damaged windshields, and Minnesota is no different. All rules and regulations pertaining to damaged vehicle glass are in place for a reason, so it's critical to ensure that the windshield on your vehicle complies.

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A mysterious dent appearing on your vehicle is a major bummer. What happened? In this blog, our car dent experts discuss common dents and what typically causes them.

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Auto body DIY quick-fixes are similar to down-home remedies for various illnesses. Everybody has an answer that seems legitimate at the time but rarely produces any real results. Furthermore, DIY auto body repair can do more harm if you have no idea what you are doing. The bottom line is this: You should avoid auto body DIY repair. Why? Let’s explore the reasons below.

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When it comes to hauling your rig or driving your fleet vehicle, you know that efficiency means a job well done; getting deliveries to clients on time is what you strive to do on a day to day basis. Why not adopt this valuing of efficiency when it comes to the care of your fleet vehicles? Dings and dents can majorly cramp the style of your cars and trucks and reflect poorly on your company or business, so getting them taken care of as quickly as possible is good for profit margins as well as your ego.

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So your car’s got a little crease in the finish. Maybe it’s from hail, maybe from age, or maybe it’s from the careless kid who flung the door too far open at the grocery store and put a nice dent in it. Regardless of where it came from, you’re now left with damage to your car that not only is a major eyesore, but which also can degrade the vehicle’s structural integrity. When your car is dented, the metal that protects its inner workings is compromised, leaving your car’s innards vulnerable to further damage in the future.

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You should also consider your vehicle when preparing for the winter. Dents are often the result of hail, ice, or accidental bumps from sliding on the ice. It’s a good idea to plan ahead and consider paintless dent repair (PDR) in your seasonal preparations.

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You’ve done the research, you’ve compared the options, and one thing stands clear above all: paintless dent repair is the right choice for your car. It’s environmentally friendly, affordable, and fast. Of course it’s the best car dent repair method around.

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If you find yourself driving down the road and hail suddenly starts bouncing off the roof of your car, here’s what you need to know. If the hail is large enough to damage your car or make the roads unsafe, locate a safe place nearby to pull over and wait out the storm.

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