San Jose’s Premiere Mobile Auto Repair Service Removes Minor Dents and Door Dings and Repairs Plastic Bumpers
SAN JOSE, Calif. — At last! A 100% mobile auto repair service that specializes in the removal and repair of door dings, minor dents, plastic bumper scuffs and windshield rock chips at clients’ homes or places of business. Dings Plus responds to calls from vehicle owners at remote locations throughout the San Jose, Silicon Valley and South Bay area, who want unsightly door dings and minor dents removed, and plastic bumpers and windshield rock chips repaired, on automobiles and trucks.
An expert repair staff comes to the site to work on the vehicle and repair it to its original, unmarred condition. The convenience factor, alone, is worth the cost of the repair, which in most cases, is up to 65% lower than traditional paint and body shop rates.
Dings Plus’ most common, on-site, mini-makeover is paintless dent removal, or PDR, which removes annoying eyesores such as door dings, minor dents and creases. And even dents caused by run away shopping carts, and the occasional flying golf ball and baseball. Special tools are used to get behind the damage and carefully push the metal back into shape, making the repair completely undetectable.
Scuffs, scrapes, nicks to plastic bumpers, plastic body side moldings, fender flares and exterior mirrors are also repaired. In addition, Dings Plus provides an economical repair alternative for windshield rock chip damage, by preventing the original damage from spreading further. Windshield chip repair retains the factory seal, provides a smooth surface for wiper operation, and restores optimal viewing. The method is less expensive and safer than replacing an entire windshield.
Among Dings Plus’ additional services are free estimates, paint touch-up, maintenance repair to leased vehicles, fleet services, and gift certificates.
More information: http://www.dingsplus.com .
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