Get Your Free Estimate
Upload clear photos of your dent and we'll review them and get back to you with an accurate price — no obligation, no sales calls.
Your Vehicle
Tell us about your car so we can give an accurate quote.
How to take good dent photos
- Take photos in good natural light — outdoors works best
- Photograph from multiple angles (straight on + 45°)
- Include one photo from further back showing the full panel
- Avoid using flash — it flattens the dent and hides depth
- Try to capture the dent shadow so depth is visible
What happens next
- 1We review your photos and assess the dent
- 2We review your photos and send you a price range before you book
- 3You confirm the booking — we come to you
- 4Dent is repaired on-site at your booked location
Why Get an Estimate First?
Every dent is different. Sending photos first means you get an accurate quote before we arrive — no guesswork, no surprises on the day.
Unlike a flat-rate service, dent repair pricing varies based on the size, depth, and location of the damage. A small round door ding on a flat panel is a very different repair to a deep crease near the edge of a guard. Getting the right price from the start — before anyone travels anywhere — makes the whole process smoother for both sides.
We also use the estimate stage to flag any dents that aren't suitable for PDR. About 10% of dents involve cracked or chipped paint, sharp folds, or edge damage that makes PDR inappropriate. We'll let you know honestly at estimate stage so you can make an informed decision about the best path forward.
Have a question before submitting? Check our FAQ or contact us directly.
What Makes a Good Estimate Photo
The quality of your photos directly affects the accuracy of our quote. A blurry or backlit photo makes it hard to see the dent clearly, which forces us to either give a wider price range or ask for more photos — both of which slow the process down.
The ideal setup is outdoors in bright but overcast daylight — direct sunlight creates harsh reflections that can actually obscure dent depth. Take one photo straight-on to the dent, one from a 45-degree angle to show the shadow and depth, and one from further back showing the full panel in context.
If the dent is subtle and hard to photograph, you can try holding your phone at a low angle so the surface reflects the sky — this often reveals the dent contour much more clearly than a direct shot. Video can also work well for subtle damage that doesn't photograph easily.
What Happens After I Submit?
We review the photos and vehicle details you submit, assess whether the damage is suitable for paintless dent repair, and send you pricing before a repair is booked. If we need more information or clearer photos, we'll contact you.
After a major hail event, request volumes can be higher than usual. Submit clear photos and complete vehicle details so we have what we need to assess the damage when your request is reviewed.
Once you've received your estimate and you're happy to proceed, booking is straightforward. We’ll agree on a date and time that works for you, and you'll receive a confirmation. We'll arrive as scheduled with all equipment needed for the repair.
About Our Mobile Service
When you book a NoDents repair, we come to you — your driveway, your office car park, or wherever your car is parked across Adelaide. You don't need to arrange a drop-off, find alternative transport, or change your plans.
Repairs are completed on-site at the agreed location. You're welcome to stay and watch, head inside, or carry on with your day while we work. Payment is taken on completion, and we won't leave until you're satisfied with the result.