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PDR on an old car

PauloMN · 2017-08-23 21:01:11

I had paintless dent repair done on a modern car a couple of times and it turned out quite well, especially considering the price. I remember reading that older paintwork is not as "flexible" and hence PDR doesn't work on it. Is this true? Car is an '87 and has a couple of small dings I'd like to tidy up.

23-08-2017 9:01pm

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I had paintless dent repair done on a modern car a couple of times and it turned out quite well, especially considering the price. I remember reading that older paintwork is not as "flexible" and hence PDR doesn't work on it.

Is this true? Car is an '87 and has a couple of small dings I'd like to tidy up.

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