It is generally agreed that the Paintless Dent Repair process was originally developed in Germany by Mercedes-Benz in the mid 1980's. Factory assembly line technicians were confronted with the problem of dents and dings associated with line accidents such as dropping a tool on the finished product. Specialized tools were developed, designed to repair these types of dents without damaging the existing factory finish.
Over time the process made its way out of the factory and became available to individuals for use in the automotive industry. Once the procedure became introduced to America, it became an effective alternative to traditional body shop methods.
Paintless Dent Repair Today
Due to the fact that vehicles produced after 1980 have significantly lighter gauge sheet metal combined with the flexibility of modern urethane auto finishes, Paintless Dent Repair has become feasible, economical, and unsurpassed in convenience and quality.
The Paintless Dent Repair process has now become widely available to the public. It has evolved into a highly specialized and competitive industry. It has been accepted by major insurance companies throughout America by consistently offering quality repairs for minor door ding and major hail damage.
For consumers, Paintless Dent Repair now offers top quality, cost effective, and timely alternatives to inconveniences typically associated with traditional body shop repairs.
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