As a proud GMC vehicle owner in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, I know how frustrating it can be to see dents or hail damage on my car. It can be a real eyesore and take away from the beauty of my vehicle. But what if I told you there was a way to fix those dents without having to pay a fortune for traditional body shop dent repair methods?
Enter paintless dent repair, or PDR for short. PDR is a technique used to remove dents from a car without the need for sanding, filling, and repainting. It’s an affordable and efficient solution that can restore your car’s appearance in no time.
GMC Sierra Tailgate Dent Repair – Sioux Falls Dent Repair
GMC makes a range of popular vehicles, including the Acadia, Canyon, Sierra, Terrain, and Yukon. Unfortunately, no matter how careful we are, dents and hail damage can still happen. Luckily, PDR can be used on all of these models and more!
If you’re in Sioux Falls and in need of automotive paintless dent repair, look no further than our team. We have years of experience and the expertise needed to get your GMC looking as good as new. We offer a variety of services, from small dent repairs to full hail damage restoration.
Using paintless dent repair not only saves you money, but it’s also a more eco-friendly option compared to traditional methods. And the best part? You won’t even be able to tell where the dent was before.
So if you’re tired of seeing dents or hail damage on your GMC vehicle, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for a quote on paintless dent repair. We’re here to help you get back on the road with a car that looks as good as new!
Paintless Dent Repair on a Budget – Have a Dent-Free 2021
As we enter the New Year, we here at Sioux Falls Dent Repair hope all of you have a prosperous year ahead. Today, Jack is taking on a dent a customer found on the left rear door of their 2009 GMC Yukon.
With the naked eye, we can clearly see two big dents and the edge of the panel is rolled in as well. But on closer inspection, we also found a couple of smaller dents below the door handle. There is also a crack in the paint near the back end of the door. While the damage can easily be taken out, we have to apply some clear-coat touch-up paint to protect the factory paint from getting damaged even more.
The customer was looking to get the bigger dents out more than the other smaller damage around the door. The vehicle is 11-years old, so the customer wasn’t really concerned about the smaller damage. We work with the customer and ensure that they get the best results no matter what. Since the customer wasn’t really concerned about the rolled edge panel damage, we focused mainly on the bigger dents.
We started our work by placing a window guard into the window to gain access to the damaged panel. We had to use the glue-pulling method as well as our regular tools through the window space. The glue pulling method is used for getting out the majority of the damage and then we use the tools to slowly push out the rest of the damage. We can also gain access through the door to push out the damage. We normally use multiple angles to get the damage out completely and it gives us the best results.
Once all the damage is taken out, we use some minor buffing and polishing to finish the panel. This also helps us to work on the paint crack. Then we simply apply the clear-coat touch-up paint on the crack, and we’re done. The finished product, as you can see, came out really well and the customer was very happy with the results.
If you have any similar damage on your vehicle, feel free to get in touch with us through text or call us at 605-250-1023. Start your repair process now ONLINE! Click Here!
