What does automotive sheet metal compression repair mean?

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Automotive compression restoration technology refers to repairing dents on a vehicle through physical methods without damaging the paint. For example, when the vehicle's outer shell is dented from a collision, sheet metal work can restore it to its original shape. Specialized paint is then sprayed to make the deformed metal surface look as good as new, matching the undamaged areas. Advantages: This technique achieves seamless restoration. It requires neither repainting nor extensive sheet metal work, is cost-effective, and delivers excellent restoration results. Dents can be quickly repaired using soldering techniques. Here are the methods for automotive sheet metal compression repair: Hammering Repair Method: For small, localized protrusions or shallow dents, hammering can be used to stretch and restore the metal to its original shape. Prying Repair Method: Using a smoothing tool (or spoon-shaped plate) and pointed tools (such as various pry bars) to gradually restore the dented area to its original shape. Pulling Repair Method: Using pulling devices to extract dents is another common dent repair technique. Pulling devices include suction cups, pull rods, and specialized pullers.