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Mobile Auto Body Repair & Detailing Guides

Practical, jargon-free guides from our technicians to help you choose the right repair method and protect your factory paint.

Car Repair & Detailing Guides

Dent Repair Guide

How Much Does Paintless Dent Repair Cost?

Typical price ranges for dings, door dents and creases, and what changes the quote.

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Scratch Repair Guide

How to Fix a Car Scratch: DIY or Professional?

The fingernail test, what you can polish out at home and when a scratch needs paint.

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Ceramic Coating Guide

Is Ceramic Coating Worth It?

What a ceramic coating does, what it does not, typical cost and who it suits.

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Hail Damage Guide

Hail Damage Repair: PDR, Cost and Insurance

Dent repair vs paint repair after a hailstorm, price ranges and your deductible.

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Wheel Repair Guide

Curb Rash and Alloy Wheel Repair: Repair or Replace?

When wheel repair works, when to replace, and typical cost per wheel.

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Paintless Dent Repair vs Repainting

Dent Guide

PDR vs. Traditional Body Shop Repainting

When your paint is intact, Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) keeps your factory finish, usually takes 1–2 hours, and avoids repaint work.

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Insurance Deductible vs Out of Pocket

Insurance Guide

Should You File an Insurance Claim for Cosmetic Damage?

For everyday cosmetic scrapes and dings, a mobile SMART bumper or scratch repair is often worth comparing against your collision deductible before you open a claim.

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Lease Return Inspection Prep

Lease Return

How to Pass Your Dealership Lease Turn-In Inspection

Dealerships can charge for curbed alloy rims, bumper corner scrapes and door dings. Fix all three in your driveway before your inspection date.

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How to Take Photos for an Accurate Mobile Repair Quote

When submitting our quote form, two quick photos from your smartphone allow our estimators to give you a clear quote fast:

  • Photo 1 (3–4 Feet Away at a 45° Angle): Shows the entire panel (door, bumper corner or fender) and how light reflects across the dent or scratch.
  • Photo 2 (Close-Up): Shows whether the paint is cracked, chipped down to primer/metal, or has paint transfer from another object.
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