Paintless dent repair (PDR), also known as paintless dent removal, describes a method of removing minor dents from the body of a motor vehicle. A wide range of damage can be repaired using PDR as long as the paint surface is intact. PDR may be used on both aluminum and steel panels.

1. Paintless Dent Removal In
Melbourne
Paintless dent repair (PDR), also known as paintless dent removal, describes a
method of removing minor dents from the body of a motor vehicle. A wide range
of damage can be repaired using PDR as long as the paint surface is intact. PDR
may be used on both aluminum and steel panels.
The most common practical use
for PDR is the repair of hail
damage, door dings, minor
creases, large dents and
bodylines damage.
The method can also be utilized
to prepare a damaged panel for
repainting by minimizing the
use of body filler. This
technique is currently known as
"push to paint" or "push for
paint".
Techniques :
The most common PDR techniques utilize metal rods and body picks to push out
the dents from the underside of the body panel. Glue and specially designed tabs
may be used to pull out the dents from the outside of the panel. Fine tuning the
repair often involves tapping down the repair to remove small high spots. Quality
technicians can blend high spots to match the texture of the paint called orange
peel. Pushing too hard can create high spots that cause the clear coat and paint to
split or crack. When damage is so great that body filler is necessary, a PDR
technician may "push to paint", resolving most of the damage before minor filling,
sanding, and painting, thereby saving time and cost.

2. Advancements in PDR techniques are constantly being updated and improved.
One of the greater advancements of Paintless Dent Repair has been with the
advent of Dentology.
Dentology : Is a branch of auto body repair, dealing with the removal of minor
pressure blemishes to metal, through a scientific method, commonly referred to as
paintless dent repair.
Mapping Micro and Macrodynamics: Dents are further defined by size factor
mapping: breath, length, depth, location, metallurgical alloys, paint, structural
obstructions, and environmental variations.
Mapping the Origin: Microdynamics deals with the most basic shapes
encountered within dentology: namely, triangles and circles. Since triangle dents
are by far the most complex of the two, lets briefly touch on their structure.
The Trench: The trench or "path of the origin" of a crease is the lateral origin
along its length and includes any and all damage attached along its line. The trench
does not refer to the bottom of the crease as a whole, but rather the entire damage
to include the teardrop or point of entry.
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