As the temperature drops here in Colorado, the paint on your car becomes more brittle. Normally this is harmless to your car's finish, but when paintless dent repair companies attempt to repair dents outside or in your garage in these cold temperatures, micro cracks may develop in your car's finish because the paint loses its flexibility. These cracks can be undetectable by the human eye a lot of times, but they destroy your finish's corrosion protection property. If moisture is able to penetrate your car's finish through these cracks, rust may begin to form under the finish resulting in a bubbling effect under your car's finish in that area. Once the rust has started it will grow larger over time until it is repaired, and it will have to be repaired by a body shop, which will cost many times what the dent repair originally cost.
Some technicians will use high temperature blow dryers that resemble a hair dryer to warm the area before beginning a repair, but in cold temperatures it is almost impossible to keep the finish warm enough for very long before it cools down again. A lot of paintless dent repair technicians who travel around the country repairing hail during the summer months return to the area and perform a mobile service because the don't have a permanent shop in town.
We provide a mobile service too, but during the winter, we have our customers come to one of our many convenient locations to avoid the problems mentioned above. Your car is warmed up before any repair is started. One important factor is that we NEVER chase hail, so we are always in Denver if there is ever a problem. We offer the best guarantee in the business.
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