Paintless Dent Repair (PDR): This is one of the most common methods for repairing hail damage. Skilled technicians use specialized tools to gently massage the dents out from the inside of the panel without disturbing the paint. PDR is effective for minor to moderate hail damage and is often preferred because it preserves the original paint finish.

Conventional Repair: For more severe hail damage that cannot be repaired with PDR, traditional body repair methods may be employed. This involves filling in the dents with body filler, sanding them down, and repainting the affected areas. This method is more time-consuming and expensive compared to PDR but may be necessary for larger or deeper dents.

Panel Replacement: If the hail damage is extensive and beyond repair, particularly on panels that are difficult to access or have severe dents, the affected panels may need to be replaced entirely. This is typically a last resort and may be necessary if the structural integrity of the vehicle is compromised.