SmartFix PDR services most passenger vehicles, including cars, trucks, SUVs, vans, and fleet vehicles. We regularly work on both domestic and foreign makes, from daily drivers to work vehicles. If the vehicle has factory paint and the damage qualifies for paintless dent repair, minor paint repair, or headlight restoration, there’s a strong chance we can help.

That said, not every dent or vehicle is a good candidate for every repair method. During your inspection, we’ll evaluate the damage honestly and recommend the best repair option—whether that’s PDR, paint touch-up, or an alternative solution—so you can make an informed decision without pressure.

Yes—when paint work is required, we use professional color-matching systems designed to closely match your vehicle’s factory paint. For minor paint repairs and touch-ups, this allows us to blend the repair so it looks natural and consistent with the surrounding area.

That said, exact paint matches can never be 100% guaranteed. Factors like paint age, sun exposure, metallic flake, and original factory variations all affect color. During your inspection, we’ll explain what level of match is realistic for your specific vehicle and recommend the best repair approach to achieve the best possible visual result.

For many customers, especially with small chips, scuffs, and scratches, the improvement is dramatic and far more cost-effective than a full repaint.

Paintless dent repair (PDR) is ideal for repairing dents, dings, and creases where the factory paint has not been broken. Common examples include door dings, hail damage, minor body creases, shopping cart dents, and small impacts from everyday use.

PDR works best when the metal is not severely stretched and the paint surface is still intact. The size of the dent matters less than its depth, location, and the flexibility of the panel. Aluminum and steel panels can often be repaired, including damage on doors, fenders, quarter panels, roofs, and hoods.

However, dents with cracked paint, sharp folds, or significant structural damage may require traditional body repair or paint work. During your inspection, we’ll evaluate the damage and recommend the most effective repair method so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.