PDR Tools – Paintless Dent Repair Solutions

PDR Tools (Paintless Dent Repair Tools) are specialized instruments designed to remove dents, dings, and hail damage from a vehicle’s body without affecting the original paint. This innovative repair method preserves factory finishing, reduces repair time, and offers a cost-effective alternative to conventional bodywork.

By gaining controlled leverage behind the panel or using precise pulling techniques on the surface, PDR tools help technicians restore the metal to its original shape smoothly and professionally.

Why Paintless Dent Repair?

• Maintains Original Paint
  No need for repainting, fillers, or sanding.

• Cost-Effective
  Saves money compared to traditional body repair methods.

• Quick and Efficient
  Many dents are repaired within minutes.

• Eco-Friendly
  No chemicals, paints, or dust-producing processes.

• Enhances Vehicle Value
  Ideal for resale preparation and cosmetic restoration.

Types of PDR Tools

PDR Rods & Leverage Bars

• Used behind panels to push out dents precisely

• Available in various lengths, shapes, and tip designs

Glue Pulling Systems

• Surface repairs using strong adhesive tabs and pullers

• Best for areas without rear access (roof rails, double panels)

Knockdown Tools & Hammers

• Smooth out high spots for a perfect finish

• Essential for final shaping

Window Protection Tools

• Keeps glass safe during door repairs

LED PDR Light Systems & Reflection Boards

• Provide clear visual detailing of dent contours and progress

Dent Lifter & Slide Hammers

• Controlled pulling force for deeper or stretched dents

Where PDR Tools Are Used

• Hail damage repair centers

• Body and paint workshops

• Mobile PDR service providers

• Used car dealerships and detailing centers

Benefits for Workshops

• Expands cosmetic repair services

• Adds high-profit margin specialty work

• Reduces teardown labor and material cost

• Keeps customers happy with fast turnarounds

What Can Be Repaired with PDR

• Door dings

• Parking lot dents

• Minor collision marks

• Hail storm damage

• Creases (depending on severity)