The Dent Specialist

08/28/2026

07/08/2026

Quick repair on a Mercedes quarter panel. These can be difficult due to the limited access in this area. We have worked on a lot of these cars and know all the secrets to get access where other companies struggle to get there without drilling a hole.
We don't drill holes in cars for access, this is simply not acceptable. Part of the skill required for paintless dent repair is to repair the damage and leave no trace.

05/19/2026

roof rail damage.
Customer has this car parked under a four post lift that didn't have the safeties latched.
Slowly over a few days unnoticeable to him the lift lowered enough to rest on the car to cause this damage. The car had full PPF which saved the paint from being damaged.
After completing the repair using glue pull, we dropped the car off with to have the PPF replaced.
The damage doesn't seem bad but being glue pull only and being damaged directly on the edge made this repair a challenge. The paint to sample

05/11/2026

///M Monday
Here is one we did for one of our local shops that we do business with, picked up this car as a project multi purpose car to take to the track and also get some daily use out of. They started with what they specialize in and brought the mechanicals back up to a daily driver level car, then got it detailed which revealed all of the dents and dings it had gotten over the years.

That's when they called us so we could do what we do best. This car had all the normal damage these cars get and then some real head scratchers too. Overall we got every dent out and did it while preserving the originality of the car. No holes were drilled to access anything, only factory holes were used for access. Not all the dents we fixed were documented because some were too small to pickup in pictures. The overall repair time was a little more than a day.

I truly enjoyed being included in this project.
YouTube link in the comments.

05/08/2026

Here is some roof damage of unknown origin on a that is covered in and ceramic coated.
The customer has no idea how the damage happened or how long it had been there, it was only noticed because the truck can be seen from his office window that overlooked his parking area.
This was a referral from a company we do a lot with due to the fact that we are well versed in repairing vehicles that are coated/PPF.
The customer had been to other dent repair companies and had been told there was not a way to repair this damage without removing the PPF for the repair and even told perfect wasn't possible due to the aluminum roof panel by one company.

The list of things that make this a difficult repair:
•aluminum roof panel
•sunroof frame in the way(extensive R&I required)
•matte finish PPF (hard to see the damage)
•ceramic coating (risk of marring, requiring replacement of PPF to apply new ceramic coating)
•black in color (easier to see any damage that's not perfectly repaired)

The cost savings on this repair are a much higher number on this than the overall cost of the repair.
I've never been one to make excuses, I act on my knowledge and skill level to make the best effort to repair damage perfectly no matter if it's a door ding or a deer hit.

04/25/2026

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