PDR, Traditional Dent Repair, and Scratch Correction
Different dents need different repair methods. M&M Collision Center evaluates the size, depth, location, paint condition, and panel access before recommending paintless dent repair or a traditional repair and refinish approach.
- Paintless Dent Repair for eligible dents
- Traditional dent repair for larger or stretched damage
- Scratch assessment, polishing, and refinish support
- Panel shape and finish restoration
Dent Repair Options
Paintless Dent Repair
When the damage qualifies, PDR can restore panel shape without sanding, filler, or repainting.
Traditional Repair
Deep creases, stretched metal, or paint damage may require reshaping, filling, priming, and refinishing.
Scratch Repair
Scratches are evaluated by depth so we can determine whether polishing, correction, or refinish work is needed.
Inspect First, Then Repair
Dent Repair Flow
- Assess dent depth, access, and paint condition.
- Decide whether PDR or traditional repair is best.
- Restore shape with the selected repair method.
- Inspect panel appearance and finish quality.
Quality Focus
The goal is not just to make the dent smaller. We look for clean panel shape, smooth reflections, protected paint, and a repair path that makes sense for the damage.
Find Out Which Repair Method Fits Your Vehicle
We can help determine whether PDR or traditional dent repair is the better fit.