Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is a method used to fix minor dents and dings without the need for painting, maintaining the original finish of the vehicle. Traditional dent repair involves sanding, body filler, and repainting the affected area, which can be more time-consuming and costly. PDR is best for small, shallow dents where the paint surface is intact.

A cracked windshield can often be repaired if the crack is shorter than a dollar bill and not located directly in the driver’s line of sight. However, larger cracks or those that affect the driver's visibility typically require windshield replacement to ensure safety and structural integrity of the vehicle.

Auto body shops use a computerized paint-matching system to find the exact color match for your vehicle. This system uses the vehicle's paint code, usually found on the manufacturer's label, to mix the paint to match the original color precisely, ensuring a seamless repair.

The possibility of removing scratches depends on their depth. Surface scratches that only affect the clear coat can often be buffed out. However, deeper scratches that reach the paint layer or primer may require more extensive repairs, such as sanding, applying a new layer of paint, and clear coat.