Go Time Auto Repair

Dent repair for door dings and parking-lot dents

Door dings and parking-lot dents come out clean, often without repainting. If the paint is not broken, paintless dent repair keeps the factory finish and gets you in and out fast. If the paint is cracked, we do the body work and match the color.

Typical time in the bay
Told when we quote
How the price works
In writing, first

Dent repair

  • Photo check by text to tell you if paintless repair is an option
  • Paintless dent repair for dings and shallow dents where the paint is intact
  • Body filler, sanding, and paint for creased or sharp dents that broke the paint
  • Panel replacement when the metal is stretched too far to save
  • Hail and multi-dent work across the hood, roof, and trunk
  • Color-matched paint blended so the repair disappears

Signs you need this

  • A shopping cart or another car door hit you in a parking lot
  • A crease along the door from a tight parking garage
  • A dent on the hood or roof from a coconut or a branch that came down in a storm
  • You are about to sell the car or return a lease and the dents will cost you
  • Several small dents from hail or road debris

Written estimate first, always. If the dent is part of an insurance claim, we go over what is covered and what you pay before we start. Paintless repairs are mostly labor, and tax is charged on parts only.

Questions people ask

What is paintless dent repair?
A technician works the metal back into shape from behind the panel with special tools, without sanding or repainting. It keeps the factory paint, which is the best finish your car will ever have, and it is faster than a traditional repair.
Can every dent be fixed without paint?
No. It works when the paint is intact and the dent is not too sharp or sitting on a body line. If the paint is cracked or the metal is creased hard, we do traditional body work. A photo usually tells us which one.
How long does it take?
Small paintless repairs are often same day. Dents that need paint take longer because the paint has to cure properly, especially in humid weather.
Should I claim a dent on insurance?
For one or two dings it usually costs less than the deductible, so most people pay out of pocket. For hail or several dents a claim often makes sense. We give you the number in writing and help you decide.
Does the insurer decide where I get the dent fixed?
No. In Florida you pick the body shop, no matter what the insurer suggests.

Ready to book?

Pick a time. We text you the written price before any work starts.