Don’t Stress About The Dent’s In Your Motorcycle Tank!

Get, Paintless Dent Repair!

Get Your Motorcycle PDR Estimate!

Welcome to our Dent Estimate Tool!

Please provide details about your motorcycle tank dent(s) to get your Tank PDR (Paintless Dent Repair) Estimate.

Click NEXT --> to Proceed!

First we need a bit of info about your Tank (& or Fender)

Motorcycle Year: *

Motorcycle Make: *

Motorcycle Model: *

Are You Planning On Repainting The Tank?

Yes

What’s your plans for the bike?
i.e., you want to keep it all original or is it a restoration project or any other notes you would like us to know about the tank.

Bike Notes: *

Is Motorcycle Fuel Injected *

Yes

Not Sure

Click Next --> to upload your tank (or fender) photos...

Now send us your tank pictures...

Take a photo of the fuel openings with the cap off.

Take photo of inside fuel opening (depending side)

Photo 1 *

Take photos of the dent, please include the whole tank in the photo frame.

Take photo from a 45° angle

Photo 2 *

Take photo from 2 to 3 feet back/side view.

Photo 3 *

For additional photos if needed

Photo 4

Photo 5

Or, if no other photos needed, click next. Otherwise click next after you add additional photos.

How Many Dent's?

Number of Dents *

Few (1-2 dents)

Several (3-6 dents)

Many (7-9+ dents)

Number of Dents: Multiple dents increase the total repair area and labor time. If a customer has many dents, even if they're small, it can add up.

Exact number of dents here! *

Identify Dent Size('s)

What size dent('s) do you have? ...you may pick more than one option if that is relevant.

Dent Size: *

Small (1-3 inches)

Medium (4-7 inches)

Large (8-12 inches)

Dent Size: The size of the dent will significantly affect the amount of work required. Larger dents usually mean more labor and potentially more specialized tools or techniques.

Tell Us The Dent Depth!

Dent Depth Guide:

Shallow: Hardly visible, changes with angle. Feels like a light fingertip press on a pillow.
Medium: Clearly visible with minor distortion. Similar to a thumb press in clay.
Deep: Very noticeable, sharp-edged. Feels like pressing a thumb into a ripe fruit, creating a clear, deep indentation.

Dent Depth *

Shallow Dent

Medium Dent

Deep Dent

Dent Depth: Depth can determine the complexity of the repair. A deep dent can be more challenging to fix than a shallow one, even if they are the same size.

Dent On/Near Body line?

Body Line Presence: (Is the dent on or near a body line?) *

Yes

Body Line Presence: Dents on or near a body line can be more challenging to repair because maintaining the body line's integrity is crucial. Such repairs might require more precision and, therefore, time.

Motorcycle Paint Type

Paint Type: Specialty paints or fragile paints can require extra care or specialized techniques, potentially increasing labor time and costs.

Are there any paint defects? (chips, cracks, lifted or bubbled paint) *

Yes

Variation in Dent Sizes (For multiple dents):

Variation in Dent Sizes (For multiple dents) *

Uniform sizes (within 1-2 inches difference)

Some variation (one or more dents differ by 3-5 inches)

Diverse range (mixture of large and smaller dents)

Only one dent: (So N/A)

Dent Size Consistency: While this affects the price, its impact might be less than the other factors. However, if there's a vast difference in dent sizes, it might mean using different repair techniques or tools for the same job, which could increase labor time.

Lastly We Just Need Your Info

First Name *

Last Name *

Email *

Company (if applicable)

Address *

City *

State *

Postal code *

Phone *

I agree to terms & conditions and privacy policy provided by the company. By providing my phone number, I agree to receive text messages from the business.

Next We Will Get You An Estimate!

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If you still have questions, call or text us at: (707) 542-3368

Dent Dynamics

Daniel Gromm

https://dentdynamics.net/

After you complete the steps above, we’ll review your info and pictures and provide you with an estimate via email and text message.

After you get your estimate, you will mail us your tank or fender for repair using the instructions in the estimate email.

Than we’ll repair the tank and send it back to you fully insured, in the original package it was shipped in.