If your vehicle was hit by a hailstorm, you may be wondering if it qualifies for Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)—a fast, cost-effective way to remove dents without affecting your paint. At Comeback Auto Assist, we perform a lot of PDR after storms, but not all damage qualifies. Here’s how to tell if your car is a good candidate.
PDR only works when the paint hasn’t been cracked, chipped, or stretched.
✅ If your paint looks untouched and the dent is smooth, it’s likely a PDR job.
❌ If the dent caused paint damage, traditional repair methods may be required.
PDR is ideal for dents that:
Deep or complex dents may require more advanced repair methods.
PDR is most effective on:
If the dent is near an edge, seam, or structural component, access may be limited and traditional repair might be necessary.
Even if your vehicle has dozens of dents, PDR may still be the best solution—as long as the dents meet the other criteria. Our team inspects the entire vehicle to determine the best approach.
While PDR works on both, aluminum panels are more rigid and require special tools and expertise. Good news: Comeback Auto Assist is equipped to handle both materials.
Many insurance companies prefer PDR when possible because:
Our technicians use:
If your car has hail damage, Paintless Dent Repair might be the perfect solution—if the paint is intact, the dents are shallow, and the location is accessible. At Comeback Auto Assist, we’ll evaluate your damage and recommend the best repair path—fast, honest, and insurance-friendly.
Wondering if your hail damage qualifies for PDR? Schedule an inspection with Comeback Auto Assist today.
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