CAR DENT REPAIR SERVICE

Panel beaters use a variety of tools and techniques to fix dents in a car panel. They might use a hammer and dolly to try to push the dent out from the inside, or they might use a plunger, dent puller or vacuum cleaner to suck out the dent. They might also use a welder or soldering iron to heat up the metal and make it more pliable. In some cases, if there are no other ways to make the dent pop back into it’s pre-accident shape, they will have to replace part of the panel altogether.

Minor dents and scratches on a car are often unavoidable, but they can also be unsightly. Whether or not it's worth fixing a small dent on your car depends on how severe the dent is, the materials used to fix it, and your personal preferences.

If it's a small dent that doesn't affect the structural integrity of the car, then it might not be worth fixing. However, if you want to keep your car looking its best, then you may want to consider getting it fixed by a professional. Depending on the materials used and the severity of the damage, repairing a small dent can often be cheaper than painting or replacing the entire panel.

Panel beating is the process of shaping and forming sheet metal by pressing it with a mallet or other blunt instrument. This is usually done to repair damage to the bodywork of a car. Many modern cars have composite (fibreglass and plastic) body panels, which are much harder to repair than traditional sheet metal panels. 

For this reason, many newer cars use "repair kits" that consist of new, pre-formed panels that can be installed without having to do any panel beating. A mechanic is someone who repairs or maintains a vehicle. A panel beater is someone who repairs or replaces the body panels of a vehicle after an accident.

While it may be more expensive in the short term to repair car body damage, it's actually better for the long-term health of your vehicle. When you replace car body parts, you're introducing new metal into an old system, which can lead to corrosion and other problems down the road. By repairing the damage instead of replacing parts, you're keeping all the metal in your car in good condition and minimising the chance of problems in the future.