How to Remove Dents from Your Car: The Ultimate Guide

✨There are two main methods to remove dents from your car: paintless dent removal (PDR) and pro grade body filler.

🚗Paintless dent removal is ideal for shallow non-sharp dents and avoids the need for spray painting the car.

⚒️Pro grade body filler is used for deep and sharp dents, and requires sanding, filling, and sanding again for a smooth finish.

🧰Basic tools needed for dent removal include a dent removal kit, sandpaper, spreaders, sanding block, tack cloth, and tape.

🎨After dent removal, the surface needs to be primed, painted, and clear-coated to achieve a seamless look.

What types of dents can be removed using paintless dent removal?

—Paintless dent removal is suitable for shallow non-sharp dents and those without paint damage.

Can I remove deep and sharp dents using paintless dent removal?

—No, deep and sharp dents require the use of pro grade body filler for effective repair.

What tools do I need to remove dents from my car?

—You will need a dent removal kit, sandpaper (80 grit to 5000 grit), spreaders, sanding block, tack cloth, tape, and isopropyl alcohol.

Do I need to spray paint my car after using pro grade body filler?

—Yes, after using pro grade body filler, the surface needs to be primed, painted, and clear-coated for a seamless finish.

Is it possible to achieve professional results at home?

—Yes, by following the correct techniques and using high-quality products, you can achieve professional-quality dent removal at home.

00:00Introduction to removing dents from your car.

00:16Two main methods to remove dents: paintless dent removal (PDR) and pro grade body filler.

01:15Preparation steps: sanding down dents and cleaning the surface.

01:59Using pro grade body filler: three steps - sanding, filling, and sanding again.

07:44Using paint to repair dents: priming, base coat, and clear coat.

11:13Tips for using body filler: mixing ratio and application techniques.

13:13Sanding the surface to level the filler and feather out the edges.

15:23Using glazing putty to fill low spots and pinholes.