by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
What Is Glue Pull Repair and How Does It Work? Glue pull repair (GPR) is a PDR technique that uses specialist adhesive tabs attached to the outside of a dent to pull the metal back towards its original position, without requiring access from behind the panel. It is...
by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
DIY Dent Repair Kits: Do They Actually Work? DIY dent repair kits can improve the appearance of very minor, shallow dents under ideal conditions. In most real-world cases, however, they produce partial results at best and can cause new problems – including paint...
by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
Should You Claim on Insurance for a Dent? The Real Cost of a Claim In most cases, you should not claim on your insurance for a minor dent. The financial impact of a claim almost always exceeds the cost of a private PDR repair once the full picture is considered:...
by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
Which Dents Can Be Fixed with Paintless Dent Repair? The majority of everyday car dents can be fixed with paintless dent repair, provided the paint surface is undamaged. This includes car park dings, door dents, hail damage, minor collision dents, and shopping trolley...
by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
PDR vs Traditional Bodyshop: Which Is Right for Your Car? Paintless dent repair is the right choice for most dents where the paint is undamaged. Traditional bodyshop repair is needed when the paint has been broken, when structural damage has occurred, or when metal...
by Graham Seaton | Jul 7, 2026 | Dent Repair
Does Paintless Dent Repair Affect Your Car's Resale Value? No. A correctly performed paintless dent repair does not affect your car's resale value – it protects it. By restoring a dented panel to its original shape whilst keeping the factory paint...
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