How to Deal with a Dented Car
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
So you hit a pothole, or maybe you were in a minor fender bender. Either way, you now have a dent in your car. What should you do? The good news is that there are a few things you can do to fix the problem without breaking the bank. Read on to find out what they are. 1. Assess the Damage The first thing you need to do is take a step back and assess the damage. If the dent is small and only superficial, then you may be able to fix it yourself. However, if the dent is large or if it’s affects the structure of the car, then you will need to take it to a professional. 2. Try Not To Panic It’s easy ..read more
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2 Types of Storm Damage Dents That We Can Fix
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
If you’ve ever been caught in a storm, you know that the wind can be incredibly damaging. And, if you’ve ever had a dent in your car from a storm, you know that it can be incredibly frustrating. Thankfully, at Midwest Dent Repair, we know how to fix both types of storm damage dents. Storm Damage Dents From Flying Debris The first type of dent is the kind that is caused by flying debris. This can be anything from a piece of hail to a tree branch. and it can cause a serious dent in your car. The good news is that we have the equipment and the expertise to remove these dents quickly and easily. S ..read more
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PDR vs Bodyshop Tips
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
Looking for PDR vs bodyshop tips? If you have been in a car accident, you may be wondering whether it is better to take your car to a PDR (paintless dent repair) specialist or a body shop. Both have their advantages and disadvantages, and the decision ultimately depends on your specific situation. Here are some tips to help you make the best decision for your needs. What is PDR? PDR is a specialized form of dent repair that does not require the use of paint or other traditional bodywork methods. PDR technicians use special tools to push and pull the dented metal back into its original shape fr ..read more
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Remote Dent Repair: 4 Benefits of Choosing This Route
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
When a dent is repaired remotely, the process is often quicker and more convenient than traditional dent repair methods. In most cases, the entire repair can be completed in a single day, and the damaged area can be repaired without having to remove any panels or parts. Remote dent repair is often more affordable than traditional methods, making it a great option for those on a budget. Perhaps best of all, on-the-go dent repair offers the same high-quality results as traditional methods, meaning that your vehicle will look as good as new in no time. Whether you need a minor repair or a major o ..read more
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3 Perfect Dents For Paintless Dent Repair
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
Do you complete dent repair that’s paintless? This is a popular question we get here at our shop. Paintless dent repair is the process of removing minor dents, door dings, and hail damage from your vehicle without the use of traditional body fillers or paint. They will complete the process by using special tools to massage the dent from the inside of the panel, which reforms the metal back to its original shape. Depending on the severity of the dent, this type of dent repair may be a same-day repair! Dent Repair (Paintless) 101 What is a dent in a vehicle? A dent is an indentation or depressio ..read more
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Don’t Replace Your Dented Motorcycle Gas Tank
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
If you’re a motorcycle rider, chances are you’ve had to deal with a dented gas tank at some point. And if you’re like most riders, you probably just replaced the tank and moved on. But did you know that you can actually repair a dented motorcycle gas tank without having to replace it? How do motorcycle gas tanks get dented so easily? One of the most common ways that motorcycle gas tanks get dented is from rocks or other debris hitting them while riding. This can happen on any type of road, but it’s especially common on gravel roads and off-road trails. Another way that motorcycle gas tanks can ..read more
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Why You Should Consider On-Site Dent Repair
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
Have you ever heard of on-site dent repair? If not, you’re missing out on a great way to fix your vehicle when dealing with minor dents. On-site dent repair allows you to get a quick fix that restores the overall appearance of your vehicle’s exterior, leaving it in the best condition possible. It’s a fantastic option for those who personally don’t like driving around in a vehicle with bumps and “bruises” throughout its body. However, if you’re not quite sure this is for you, there are some additional benefits that you need to know about before bringing your vehicle to an on-site dent repair co ..read more
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Benefits of Mobile Dent Repair
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
Anyone who has ever been in a collision or made any sort of accidental indention in their vehicle knows how much of a hassle it can be to get your car fixed. Between making appointments, coordinating rides, possibly having to get a rental car while your vehicle is in the shop for at least a day if not a week, not to mention the cost involved, it can be a very stressful experience. Thankfully, some repair shops have made an extremely convenient option for simple dent repair! Mobile dent repair means that the company will come to you, which already makes the experience less complicated. Mobile d ..read more
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The Day I Backed Into My Trash Can
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
After working in my yard one beautiful summer day, I rolled my 96-gallon trash can out to the street for waste management to empty the following morning. Minutes later, I jumped into my truck to run to a store in Elkhart with my wife. I threw my truck into reverse, backed down my driveway, and sideswiped my trash can. Frustrated, annoyed, upset, embarrassed – I couldn’t believe I hit it! Especially after just setting it out! I put the trash can there. I backed into it. I had no one else to blame… it was my fault. I felt like an idiot. The damage was done to my truck – and t ..read more
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Paintless Dent Repair 101
Midwest Dent Repair Blog
by Adam Privett
1y ago
Paintless Dent Repair 101 Paintless Dent Repair is the fastest, most affordable and least intrusive process for dent repair.  At Midwest Dent Repair, Inc we are Michiana’s leader in Paintless Dent Repair. Our Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) process is designed to get behind a vehicle’s “skin” and massage dented panels back to their original shape.  Our technicians are trained experts in PDR and use the latest innovative technologies to repair dents without affecting a vehicle’s factory paint job. PDR allows our technicians to remove hail damage, dents big or small, and creases without ..read more
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