• Expert technicians using specialised tools to deliver clean, precise dent removal without affecting your paintwork
  • Dent removal done in a fraction of the time it takes for traditional repairs
  • Save on costs without sacrificing quality—PDR offers lasting results at a lower price

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A Simple Solution for Small Dents

Not every dent needs a full respray—that’s where Paintless Dent Removal (PDR) shines. At Camden Haven Panel Works, we offer professional PDR services that restore your vehicle’s panels without disturbing the original paintwork. It’s the perfect option for minor dents, door dings, parking bumps or hail damage where the paint hasn’t been cracked or chipped.


Using specialist tools and proven techniques, our experienced team carefully massages the panel back into shape, saving you time, money and the hassle of traditional body repairs. PDR is ideal for all makes and models, and it’s a popular choice among customers in Laurieton, Port Macquarie, Lake Cathie, Wauchope and beyond who want fast, flawless results without the cost of a full repainting.


Want to know if your dent qualifies for PDR? Call 02 6559 6944 for expert advice and a free quote.

All Cars, All Colours, All Makes, All Models

Precision Work with No Paint Required

Our PDR service is all about preserving your car’s original finish while eliminating damage quickly and precisely. It’s a clean, non-invasive repair method that removes dents from the inside out without the need for fillers, sanding or colour matching. That means faster turnarounds and lower costs without compromising on quality.


With over 70 years of combined experience, our team knows how to identify when PDR is the right solution versus when a traditional repair is needed. We’ll always give you honest advice and talk you through your options. In many cases, dents from wayward shopping trolleys, hailstorms or tight parking spots can be fixed in a fraction of the time of a traditional repair, getting you back behind the wheel the same day.


We’re proud to offer this service in-house—no waiting on mobile techs or off-site repairs. Just professional dent removal, done right here in our Laurieton workshop by people who care about producing outstanding results above all else.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is paintless dent removal and, how does it work?

    Paintless dent removal (PDR) is a technique used to repair minor dents and dings in a vehicle’s bodywork without the need for repainting or fillers. It works by gently massaging the damaged area from behind the panel using specialised tools to restore the metal to its original shape. This method is suitable for dents where the paint surface hasn’t been cracked, chipped or stretched too far. It’s commonly used for small dents from hail, parking lot mishaps or minor bumps. Because it preserves the factory paint, PDR is a faster, less invasive and more cost-effective alternative to traditional body repair methods.

  • What types of dents can be fixed with paintless dent removal?

    Paintless dent removal is ideal for shallow, smooth dents where the paint has not been broken. These include hail damage, door dings, small creases, shopping trolley impacts and minor bumps caused by low-speed contact. The dent needs to be accessible from behind the panel, and the metal must not be too stretched or creased. PDR is not suitable for large or jagged dents, damage to panel edges or dents where the paint is chipped, cracked or peeling. An experienced technician will assess whether a specific dent is a good candidate for PDR based on its location, size and depth.

  • Is paintless dent removal cheaper than traditional dent repair?

    Yes, paintless dent removal is generally more affordable than traditional dent repair methods. Since there’s no need for sanding, body fillers, or repainting, the labour and materials involved are significantly reduced. PDR also has shorter turnaround times, which helps keep labour costs down. However, the exact cost depends on the size and location of the dent, as well as how accessible it is. While PDR is not a solution for all types of damage, it offers excellent value when suitable, preserving the vehicle’s original paint and resale value while avoiding a costly full-panel respray.