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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Paintless dent repair—PDR for short—is an environmentally friendly and economic way to fix bumps and blemishes on your car’s finish. This is why it’s Dent Heads’ preferred method to repair small dings and scrapes. Paintless dent repair also is quick and effective; once the process is complete, the damage to your vehicle becomes almost invisible!

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Despite what this dreary spring might suggest, summer is closer than ever. With it comes our lovely and volatile Minnesotan storms—with those storms comes hail. Lots of it. And with hail comes auto damage. Lots of it.

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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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There is a lot of discussion among auto body experts about what you should do when your vehicle is damaged with dents and in need of repair. The differing opinions may be confusing and costly. So, before you opt for a full auto body replacement, you may need to explore your options first. Below, we address the circumstances that warrant paintless dent repair and the circumstances that warrant a full auto body repair.

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Paintless dent repair—PDR for short—is an environmentally friendly and economic way to fix hail damage, door dings and creases on your car’s finish. This is why it’s Dent Heads’ preferred method to repair small dings and scrapes. Paintless dent repair is also quick and effective; once the process is complete, the damage to your vehicle becomes invisible!

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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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Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), also known as Paintless Dent Removal, is an environmentally friendly method of restoring a vehicle’s body by removing dings and dents from vehicles, as well as body creases and hail damage.

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When it comes to repairing your car's body and finish, paintless dent repair (PDR) is by far the best method for removing the dents. For this reason, Dent Heads utilizes paintless dent repair for minor dents and other blemishes.

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Jim was rear ended on his 2012 Ram 1-ton diesel. The impact smashed and shoved the pick up bed forward, which dented the rear cab corner. He ended up finding the exact same color truck bed and decided to take the project on himself. He was hopeful that Dent Heads would be able to save the cab corner so he wouldn’t have to paint any of his truck.

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