Fender damage we repair
- Small dents and dings — often fixed with paintless dent repair (PDR), no repaint needed
- Creases and bigger dents — metal repair and refinishing
- Scrapes and scratches — sanded, painted and blended
- Pushed-in or torn fenders — replacement and paint
- Fender liners and trim broken in the impact
Why fender paint is tricky
A front fender sits between the bumper, the hood and the door. If the color is even slightly off, you see it right away. We use computer color matching and blend the new paint into the panels next to it, so the repair does not show.
Check what's behind the fender
A hard hit to the fender can also damage the headlight, the wheel area or the suspension. If something behind the panel looks damaged, we show you and put it on the estimate — no surprises later.
How it works
- Free estimateBring the car in or send photos. We check if PDR is possible.
- Repair or replacePDR, metal repair, or a new fender — whichever gives the best result.
- PaintColor-matched and blended into the hood, door and bumper.
- Final checkPanel gaps, color and finish checked in daylight.
Helpful guides
Frequently asked questions
Can a dented fender be fixed without painting?
Yes, if the paint is not cracked and the dent is not too sharp. Paintless dent repair keeps your factory paint.
Is it better to repair or replace a fender?
Small and medium damage is usually repaired. Torn, badly stretched or rusted fenders are usually replaced. We explain the options on your estimate.
How long does fender repair take?
PDR can take less than a day. Repair and paint usually takes a few days, longer if parts must be ordered.