Is your 2014 Acura MDX suffering from dents or dings?
The Acura MDX is a great mid-sized, 3-row luxury crossover from the Japanese automaker. It serves as an excellent family car or daily driver, thanks to its ample space, powerful engine, and good gas economy. It is no surprise that the MDX is one of the best-selling crossovers of all time in the US.
With so many Acura MDXs on the roads of Sioux Falls, South Dakota, it is not uncommon for us, at Sioux Falls Dent Repair, to encounter dents and dings on these crossovers. Therefore, we always recommend a Paintless Dent Repair or PDR, for fender benders, bumper dings, or dents to all our customers.
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) on a 2104 Acura MDX
Paintless Dent Repair or PDR is the best solution to minor to moderate dents and dings on your 2014 Acura MDX because it is the fastest and least invasive way to repair your crossover. Here is how a certified technician performs PDR on your Acura at Sioux Falls Dent Repair.
Your 2014 Acura MDX R is thoroughly cleaned to remove all the elements from its body.
A certified technician uses a special UV light to identify and assess the dents or dings on your Acura MDX.
The certified technician then uses multiple PDR techniques, tools, and their own experienced hands to gently repair the dents and dings to restore your Acura MDX.
This entire process requires the skills and expertise of a Sioux Falls Dent Repair certified technician for the best PDR results.
Why PDR Is a Good Option to Repair Dents & Dings
PDR is not only a good option to repair dents and dings, it is the best option because it saves you time, money and paperwork, while retaining the resale value of your Acura MDX. Unlike traditional dent repair, PDR does not involve scraping, fillers, repainting or part replacement of any kind.
Let’s discuss the main benefits of PDR at Sioux Falls Dent Repair in some detail.
Save Time Since there is no repainting involved, you save a ton of time because you do not have to wait for days for the paint to dry on your Acura MDX R. Our certified technicians often repair dents and dings on the same day you bring your car to Sioux Falls Dent Repair.
Save Money Because PDR is a skill-based dent repair process, you do not have to pay extra for the material costs of fillers, paint, or replacement parts. You only pay for the skills and experience of our certified technicians, which saves you a lot of money compared to traditional dent repair.
Save Paperwork The fact that PDR costs so much less than traditional dent repair, means that you can pay out of pocket and not have to worry about filing insurance claims. This saves you the headache of going through insurance paperwork and gets your Acura MDX R repaired in a breeze.
Save Resale Value When you use PDR for the dents and dings on your Acura MDX R, you avoid any scraping and repainting, which means you preserve your original paint coat. This saves you money in the resale value of your in-demand crossover.
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Always opt for a Paintless Dent Repair for your Acura MDX R and if you are in or around Sioux Falls, South Dakota, we highly recommend Sioux Falls Dent Repair for the best PDR services. They have experienced certified technicians, who get the job done right.
Most people can enjoy a bit of light hail but hailstorms are a whole other story. They are noisy, dangerous, and damaging, to say the least. If you live in the midwest, you are no stranger to hail and hailstorms.
There have been over 30 confirmed reports of hail in Sioux Falls so far this year and over 20 severe weather warnings in the last 12 months. During bad weather occurrences, residents of Sioux Falls and people who are traveling through may get caught in a hailstorm while driving.
This can be dangerous.
Let’s discuss what you can do in this situation and how Sioux Falls Dent Repair can help repair your car’s dents and dings after the hailstorm with Paintless Dent Repair (PDR).
What Should You Do?
Here is a step-by-step guide for what you should do if you get caught in a hailstorm while driving in Sioux Falls.
Do Not Leave Your Car
As much as you want to just leave your car and get indoors, do not make the mistake of leaving your car during a hailstorm. Severe hailstorms mean golf ball-sized hail, which can easily land you a trip to the hospital. Your car’s roof is ample strong, and you should wait out the hailstorm in your car.
Pull Over to Safety
Driving in a hailstorm is not an option. Moreover, the speed of your car and the hailstorm can do greater damage to your car and even shatter windows. Your best bet is to slowly pull over to the side, away from traffic, and switch your hazard lights on.
Move Away from Windows
Huddle to the center of your car and away from the windows to avoid injury in case the window breaks. Every inch counts so pull everyone near the center of the roof.
Cover Eyes & Head
Shattering glass can fly very far. Find an extra jacket, blanket, or any thick fabric to cover your head and eyes, and the same goes for the passengers.
Drive to Safety Before Getting Out
Once the hailstorm passes, which you will know when the noise stops, drive your car to safety. Drive to safety before you check your car for damage. It might have gone through a lot, but it cannot get any worse till you reach safety.
Hail Damage on Your Car
It is inevitable that your car’s roof, hood, and other parts look like they were popping corn. After a hailstorm, it is best to get the dents and dings fixed quickly, and Sioux Falls Dent Repair‘s Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is the best and fastest solution.
Why Sioux Falls Dent Repair PDR?
Sioux Falls Dent Repair provides the most experienced, reliable, and certified technicians for PDR in and around Sioux Falls. Their certified technicians are experts in repairing dents and dings with PDR on any make and model of cars.
They can get your car repaired in the fastest time with the best results that restore your car to its original form.
If you want to learn more about Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) at Sioux Falls Dent Repair or how you can get a free estimate for your car’s dent and dings, click here to get started!
Dents on jeeps are inevitable. When you use your jeeps for off-road adventures on rugged terrains and rocky roads, it is easy to pick up dents and dings. This will make your jeep look more battered and also lower its resale value.
Jeeps and cars have bodies made of aluminum. The aluminum panels make repairing the dents and dings much more difficult. Aluminum used in automobiles is not brittle and comes in a variety of strengths. They are hard to dent as they take double the amount of force to dent as opposed to mild steel.
Dent repair of jeep wranglers takes much more force as well as different tools to get it right.
What are the Common Dents on a Jeep Wrangler?
Your jeep wrangler can have numerous types of dents. But Sioux Falls knows how to remove all these dents effectively. Here is a list of some of the most common dents.
Round Dents
Round dents are caused by round objects hitting the bumper, door, or hood. These could be hailstones, rocks, footballs, baseballs, basketball, causing a dent to be formed immediately.
Car Dings
Car dings are the type of dents that occur when small objects hit your jeep on a windy day or during a rocky ride. Most damage of this nature is easy and affordable to repair, as it is mostly a small scratch, crack or chip in the paint. To keep your jeep’s value high, it is essential to get these minor dents and dings repaired with PDR as soon as possible to avoid further damage to your jeep.
Crease Dents
Crease dents stretch your jeeps metal. They are complex and time-consuming to repair but can repair using PDR. Using advanced and modern techniques, crease dents are no longer a problem and can repair easily.
PDR for Your Jeep Wrangler
Paintless dent repair (PDR) is a cost-effective way to restore the car’s body to factory-like condition in the least amount of time and cost. Most auto dent removal requires using body fillers or paints to fill in dents that are not as long-lasting.
Bondo and fillers are used in traditional body shop repairs to make the car’s surface look straight, while paintless dent repair simply fixes your jeep’s dent. Our certified technicians take their time softly massaging the metal back to its original condition, preserving the factory finish.
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If your jeep got a dent and you live in South Dakota, Sioux Falls has got it covered for you. You can visit our Instagram page to have a look at our best services or click here to get your repair process started!
In today’s quick video, we are tackling some crease-style dents on the hood of a 2019 BMW X3. According to the owner, they came out from a restaurant they parked at and saw the dents on their car’s hood.
The hood of the X3 is made from aluminum and has absolutely no access points on the back of the hood which is why we had to opt for the glue pulling method for removing the dents. Fortunately, we here at Sioux Falls Dent Repair have a lot of experience in glue pulling and own some of the best pull tabs in the industry.
As you can see in the “after” footage, the dents and other damage was completely removed and the hood looks as good as new.
If you have a car with similar dents or even worse and are thinking about the PDR option, give us a call or text us at 605-250-1023.
Hey there, today we are tackling a massive dent on a 2020 Volkswagen Tiguan SE. We will be removing this damage with our paintless dent repair method of repair. This damage was caused by a row of shopping carts being pushed by a shopping cart pusher/retriever. As you can probably see, the dent is not only big, but quite deep as well and we are going to have our hands full. But, we like a good challenge here at Sioux Falls Dent Repair and we can’t wait to get started. Although no one likes to dent their brand new car, this is the perfect PDR candidate where the body line is crushed in. Initially, we’re going to use the glue pulling method to get the majority of this dent out and then we can remove the internal trim to get better access to the panel’s back side. Being a new car, we had to take off some of the trim to see what kind of access we would get so that we could give the customer an estimate.
Although no one likes to dent their brand new car, this is the perfect PDR candidate where the body line is crushed in. Initially, we’re going to use the glue pulling method to get the majority of this dent out and then we can remove the internal trim to get better access to the panel’s back side. Being a new car, we had to take off some of the trim to see what kind of access we would get so that we could give the customer an estimate.
Fortunately for us, the customer was going out for the weekend so that gave us a lot of time to properly work on the car and get it back to its original, or at least close to its original look. We also did a pre diagnostic scan like we do with all our repairs here just because we have plans on taking off the trim and disconnecting electrical components as well.
If you have a car with similar damage or want an estimate for your damaged car, or if you have any questions or queries, feel free to call or text on 605-250-1023
Today, we’re going to be looking at one of the PDR tools that was posted on the Instagram feed and we got a lot of questions about.
The tool itself can be separated into the handle and the main component called the Tequila Door Lord from Anson PDR. They are available in four (4) different sizes and do originally come with ratchet handles, however, the upgraded handle we use is a lot more comfortable and easier to work with.
The handle we use is called the Guerrilla Grip which is also from Anson PDR but was initially made by John Highly. It is a “T” handle design but can be disconnected and assembled as a longer handle if needed. Anson PDR does have other designs including a longer handle that comes fitted with a rubber ball at the end. The first time I got to use this handle was at the Dent Olympics Training Event this year at MTE. I actually used the Door Lord on the Mazda repair and people were asking me about it.
If you have any queries and questions, text or call us at 605-250-1023.
