The time it takes to complete a paintless dent repair (PDR) job depends on the size and complexity of the dent. Simple dents can be repaired in as little as a few hours, while larger and more complex dents may take several days to repair.

Yes, PDR can be used to fix dents on aluminum or plastic body panels. However, specialized tools and techniques may be required to achieve the desired results.

The maximum size dent that can be repaired using paintless dent repair (PDR) techniques varies depending on the location and depth of the dent. As a general rule, dents larger than a baseball or with creases may not be suitable for PDR.

No, paintless dent repair (PDR) typically does not affect the resale value of a vehicle. In fact, it may enhance the value by restoring the vehicle's appearance without compromising the original paint or finish.

The quality of a PDR repair is typically comparable or superior to traditional dent repair methods, as it preserves the original paint and finish of the vehicle and does not require the use of fillers or chemicals.