What is Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) Technology?
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Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) technology is used to fix various dents, dings, and depressions on a vehicle's body surface caused by external factors. This technique involves using specialized tools and repair devices to quickly and conveniently restore the dented area to its original shape without damaging the original paint. Unlike conventional repairs, PDR offers advantages such as fast repair times, preservation of the vehicle's factory paint, and reasonable costs. The repaired area remains permanently free from deformation and fading. Additional information is as follows: PDR was originally invented in Germany, and many automakers have used similar techniques to repair vehicles damaged during factory inspections. Minor collisions are inevitable during vehicle use, but with PDR, skilled technicians can restore surface dents to their original condition in just one to two hours using a series of professional pry bars and suction tools, leaving no visible traces. Due to its short repair time and low cost, this technology is becoming increasingly popular among car owners. However, PDR is not a universal solution—it is only applicable to areas without paint damage and works best on vehicles made of iron or aluminum. Some automakers now use hard plastic instead of metal for certain parts to reduce costs, making PDR ineffective in such cases.