AutoLogic, Inc. — Louisburg, NC
Paintless
Dent Repair
The gold standard in dent removal. No paint, no filler, no body shop — just precision craftsmanship that restores your vehicle to factory condition.
1999
Building PDR Standards Since
Over 1 Million
Dents Repaired
Same-Day
Most Repairs Completed Same Day
100%
Satisfaction Guarantee
The AutoLogic Method
What is Paintless Dent Repair?
Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) is the art of removing dents, dings, and creases from a vehicle's body using specialized tools — without sanding, filling, or repainting. In the right hands, it's virtually undetectable. At AutoLogic, those hands have been perfecting the craft since 1999.
No Paint Required
PDR preserves your factory finish entirely. No sanding, no filler, no repainting — your original paint stays intact.
Faster Turnaround
Most repairs are completed the same day. No waiting days for paint to cure or panels to be refinished.
Protects Resale Value
Original factory paint is worth more than repainted panels. PDR keeps your vehicle in true original condition.
Cost Effective
Without the materials and labor of a traditional body shop repair, PDR is almost always the more affordable option.
Dents, Dings & More
What We Repair
From a single door ding to a vehicle covered in hail damage, AutoLogic has the tools, the training, and the experience to handle it all. If the paint is intact, there's a very good chance PDR can fix it.
Eco-Friendly Process
No chemicals, no paint, no waste. PDR is the most environmentally responsible way to restore your vehicle.
Vale Certified™ Master Craftsman
Our technicians include Vale Certified™ Master Craftsman PDR technicians — tested and certified at the highest tier of Vale's independent, computer-measured evaluation program.
How It Works
Our Process
Every repair follows the same disciplined process — because consistency is how you get results you can stand behind.
01
Free Damage Assessment
We inspect every dent under professional lighting to determine the best approach. You'll know exactly what to expect before any work begins — no surprises.
02
Precision Tool Work
Using specialized PDR rods and glue-pulling tools, our technicians carefully massage each dent from the inside out — working the metal back to its original shape without disturbing the paint.
03
Light Board Inspection
Every repair is checked under a professional PDR light board to ensure the panel is perfectly flat. We don't stop until the reflection is flawless.
04
Final Delivery
Your vehicle is cleaned and inspected one final time before we hand back the keys. The result speaks for itself — factory finish, zero evidence of damage.
Got Questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding PDR Pricing
Why Do Two Dents That Look
the Same Cost Different?
Two dents can look identical standing 10 feet away — but the price can be completely different. The reason is almost always what you can't see. Here's what we see when we look at your vehicle.
What's Behind the Panel
This is the #1 reason two identical-looking dents cost different amounts. To fix a dent with PDR, our tools have to physically reach behind the panel and push the metal back out.
On some panels — like a flat door — there's a wide open cavity behind the metal. Easy access, faster repair, lower cost.
On other panels, that same cavity is packed with metal braces, sound deadening, wiring harnesses, and structural supports. We may have to partially disassemble the interior just to get a tool in position — before the actual repair even starts.
The inside of a door panel — braces, foam, and wiring all block tool access and add time to the repair.
A dent sitting directly on a body line or crease is far more complex to repair than the same dent on a flat panel.
Where the Dent Is Located
A dent on a flat, open section of a door panel is one of the easiest repairs in PDR. Move that exact same dent two inches onto a body line, a crease, a roof panel, or near a pillar — and the repair becomes significantly more complex.
Body lines concentrate stress in the metal. Roofs have almost no access from behind. Pillars may not be repairable at all. Location changes everything.
Depth — The Hidden Factor
Two dents can be the exact same diameter but have completely different depths. From 10 feet away, they look identical. Up close with a PDR light board, one is a gentle dimple and the other is a sharp, deep crater.
A deeper dent has stretched the metal more. It takes significantly more time, more passes with the tools, and more skill to bring it back without cracking the paint. Depth is almost never visible to the untrained eye — but it's one of the biggest drivers of price.
Depth is nearly invisible to the naked eye — but it's one of the biggest factors in repair time and cost.
Getting a PDR tool into position behind the panel is often the hardest part of the entire repair.
Getting the Tool Into Position
Even when access exists, getting a PDR rod or tool lined up precisely behind a dent can be a puzzle. The tool has to enter through a small opening, navigate around obstacles, and land in exactly the right spot — all while you're working blind.
On some vehicles, this setup alone takes 30–45 minutes. On others, it's 5 minutes. The dent looks the same. The labor does not.
The Only Way to Know for Sure Is a Free Estimate
We never quote over the phone based on a description — because two dents that sound identical can be completely different repairs. Bring your vehicle in and we'll give you an honest, no-pressure estimate on the spot.
Call for a Free Estimate — 800-291-9573Know Your Rights
Your Insurance Company Cannot Tell You
Where to Get Your Car Repaired
In North Carolina, it is illegal for an insurance company to "steer" you toward a specific repair shop. You have the right to choose any licensed repair facility you want — including AutoLogic. This is protected by state law. Most states have similar anti-steering laws — we encourage you to check your local state laws to know your rights.
State of North Carolina
General Statutes — Chapter 58, Article 3
G.S. § 58-3-180
Insurers not to require use of particular motor vehicle repair service
(a) No insurer or other person shall require, as a condition of payment of a claim, that a claimant use a particular motor vehicle repair service or motor vehicle repair business.
(b) No insurer shall suggest, recommend, or require the use of a particular motor vehicle repair service or motor vehicle repair business unless the insurer discloses in writing to the claimant that the claimant is not required to use the suggested or recommended motor vehicle repair service or motor vehicle repair business.
(c) No insurer shall suggest, recommend, or require the use of a particular motor vehicle repair service or motor vehicle repair business in a manner that is coercive or that interferes with the claimant's right to choose a repair service or repair business.
Violation of this section constitutes an unfair trade practice under G.S. 58-63-15 and is subject to the penalties provided in G.S. 58-63-25.
North Carolina General Statutes § 58-3-180
If your insurance company is pressuring you to use a specific shop, they may be violating North Carolina law. You have the right to choose AutoLogic. Call us and we'll help you navigate the claims process from start to finish.
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Get Your Free Estimate Today
Whether it's a single door ding or a vehicle full of hail damage, we'll give you an honest assessment and a fair price — no pressure, no surprises.