Mobile auto body shops who provide on-site auto scratch and dent repair offer the following benefits to consumers: No need to go without a vehicle while your car is in the shop Competitive pricing Minor collision repairs completed in one day Convenient: you choose the location and the time PDR is a dent removal method comprised of several techniques used for repairing minor dents. Sometimes this method leaves the vehicle with visible damage or areas that will show visible damage after weathering and aging. PDR is only effective under the most optimal of circumstances. The best possible solution for busy motorists is to choose a company that offers traditional dent removal and painting with on-site services. Though it may sound like a good solution, there are many disadvantages to auto paintless dent repair methods, including: PDR is only useful under very limited circumstances Works with dents dime-sized to 3 inches in diameter only Often results in the necessity for painting in the long run Use of PDR must be determined by a professional, requiring the inspection and estimate from a repair shop Only works on with certain metals and paints Useful for surface dents, only Ineffective for dents with paint chips or scratches or creasing Greater chance of visible damage with weathering and age Only slightly cheaper than normal dent repair This article was written by Willie Fisher, owner of Collision on Wheels in Portland, Oregon. Collision on Wheels does not perform PDR; rather, they professionally repair and paint every dent. With their We Come to You" concept, CW services save consumers time and money. Repairs are made on-site at home or the workplace and the cost is typically less than an insurance deductible. http://www.collisiononwheels.com/portland services consumers in Damascus, Gresham, Hillsboro, Sherwood and neighboring cities and communities. Contact: Willie Fisher 10290 SW Tualatin Rd Tualatin, OR 97062 866-402-3368 wfisher@collisiononwheels.com
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