“Hey Eddie,

Thanks for the great work on the Cayenne, I'll call you on Tues of next week to schedule some time for the Boxster.

Feel free to use any pictures you like on your website and any of the following you think will help you out.

One doesn't often think of the words "craftsman" and "artisan" when you think of having body work done on your car, but that's just what you'll get from Eddie. I've both saved a fortune and preserved the factory finishes on my cars by working with The Dent Devils. I woudn't trust either of my Porsches with anyone else."

“I have worked in the Insurance Industry for 15 years, I ran across Eddie Martin owner of The Dent Devils while working in the field. I admired his professionalism and quality of work. I recently purchased an 83 Red 911 SC, the car was all original and in excellent condition except for some minor dings and a couple of larger dents. I wanted to keep my original paint, so I decided to give The Dent Devils a try for myself. When Eddie Martin arrived with his “mobile workshop” which was full of tools of the trade, I knew how serious he was about his trade. Eddie spent a few hours due to the complexity of the dents, but at the end, the job turned out beautiful, The Dent Devils saved me approximately 3k in body work and paint if I repaired it the traditional way. The experience enlightened me as to how much the consumer and Insurance companies could save if we were to utilize this method more frequently…

Sincerely,

Brian Attard”

“The miracle you performed on my E55 is something to behold!

I never would have though it could be repaired. And at a savings, is too good to be true.

Thank you

Lawrence Bame”

“My name is Matt Wood, owner of Pacific Bay Collision Centers Inc. I have been using The Dent Devils for the past 4 years. Eddie is the only Paintless Dent Repair guy that I have ever used that is always honest, if he can't do it right he won't do it at all. I have used other companies in the past that had no problem drilling holes and plugging them; this lowers the value of your vehicle and is not the proper way to do repairs. Eddie has been doing this for many years and knows the proper ways to repair & access vehicles with out drilling. I wouldn't trust my customer’s cars to any other company. I highly recommend using The Dent Devils, if he can't fix it; it is not able to be done without paint!”

“I wanted to take a moment and thank you for your work today. First, your follow up was great. I have a tough schedule and you were excellent about making sure that we could both make the appointment. I am thrilled about the work you did on my '98 BMW 740iL. The previous owner used the car as her daily driver and as a mother with small children was not always careful about where she parked. So needless to say the car had numerous small dings and dents (doors, fenders rear deck).

The finished product is excellent! You took your time and were diligent about removing the dents and dings. One thing you didn't know is that you had another person to satisfy, my wife. She is a tough customer and she asked me to get extra cards so we could recommend you and the great work you do. Congratulations that's not easy to do.

I am one happy customer - thanks for all your hard work.

Many Thanks,

Dan Crane - Rancho Bernardo”

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Subject: OT:Paintless Dent Removal -

Author: dcrane : member since December, 2005 : 116 posts

Posted on: 2006-05-29 14:25:41 from 24.94.9.64 (cpe-24-94-9-64.san.res.rr.com)

This actually belongs on the detailing board but, I just had one of the best experiences with work on my '98. There were a boardload of dings on the doors, a dish on the hood (from my granddaughter) and a couple of dings on the rear deck. I know where they were, but no one else can find them now.

The guy who owns "The Dent Devils"(Eddie Martin) is an artist. He spent 15 years doing paint and body work before he started doing PDR. He also recommends folk he knows across the country. I would trust anything he says. I'll try to post some pics later, but I'm not sure how the before and after actually came out. This is his website http://www.thedentdevils.com so you can look for referrals if you're out of his territory.

'98 Orient Blue 740iL, 121K miles, standard accessories plus full heating package, sdmike1 Chrome Basketweaves. SD-CA

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Subject: yes...that's how they do it. They have dozens of different tools...

Author: sdmike1 : member since December, 2005 : 1559 posts

Posted on: 2006-05-29 14:50:55 from 66.74.196.239 (cpe-66-74-196-239.san.res.rr.com)

...different shapes, lengths and head types to get into almost any nook and cranny. I will add kudo's along with dcrane's... Eddie here in San Diego is amazing. He took out half dozen dings out of my 300M and I could never tell they were there when he was done. He also made a terrible scratch disappear somehow (he's a former paint/body guy too)

Mike

“After several referrals to The Dent Devils, I finally sucked it up and called them, fearful that this would cost me more than a new tank. I have a HD FXR4 and only 900 were made in the USA and Canada, which makes this particular bike as much of a collector’s item as the Sturgis from the 70's. The paint or Decals on the tank are not available, and to have a body shop fix this would compromise the bikes value, I took a chance and called The Dent Devils and Eddie came out personally to do the work & gave me a Estimated price, and commenced to make this golf ball size dent disappear to absolutely nothing. As far as I’m concerned, Eddie Martin has my 100% recommendation to any of you out there, especially the fellow Harley owners, he is a true artist with metal and a Master at his trade; he saved me an un-namable amount of money on my Harley.

Brian Hinesley”

“Eddie Martin of The Dent Devils in Pacific Beach saved my marriage! My life has been very stressful the last 2 years. I wasn’t always paying attention to my driving and I have had a couple of accidents my husband as well as my insurance company does not know about. If Eddie’s had not been there to help me out, I would have had some major problems in my marriage. My husband would have had some major fits! He would have never let me forget if I messed-up the car. So anyone having an accident or just in need of some great body work done & doesn’t want your spouse to know!

I highly recommend Eddie of The Dent Devils what a great guy!

I am very grateful.

Denise, a schoolteacher in the Pacific Beach area

P.S.: Eddie, enjoy the oranges they are from my own tree”

“I have been using the services of The Dent Devils for about 5 years now. The knowledge, expertise and craftsmanship of the owner, Eddie Martin, are simply incredible, as well as invaluable! The ability to remove large dents as if they were never there is an absolute magical task, in which not just anyone can do!

I have referred Eddie to my friends and family and will continue to so for years to come!

Thanks again for the great jobs!

Brian J Kelley”

“Hello everyone, my name is Charles, owner of Performance Transmissions. Eddie the owner of The Dent Devils came to my shop and did another awesome job for us by fixing one of my clients maroon 2005 VW Passot roof that had been smashed in some how. The customer had been told they needs a new roof. So I suggested we call Eddie out to take a look to see what he could do. Well he came out and suggested having the headliner pulled at a trim shop to keep the cost down. So we sent the car to have the headliner R & I. The next day he showed up and worked on the car for about 2 or 3 hours. When he was finished no one could ever tell anything had ever happened! The car looked brand new again. Needless to say the owner of the car was 100% happy! They did not have to use there insurance & was able to keep the factory paint not to mention the cost difference.

I have been referring all my clients & friends to him for about 3 years now after getting his name from a local body shop. Eddie is a true artist with metal and you can tell he loves his work!

Charles Lancey”

“All my years owning fine automobiles, I have never had a door ding. I was very leery about having anyone work on my Mercedes. I watched Eddie like a hawk while working on my car and he did a phenomenal job!

I am a perfectionist and cannot tell where the ding was located. I have been a repeat customer three times over and trust Eddie to work on any car I own. I highly recommend his professional service and positive attitude. Please feel free to contact me as a reference.

Scot Ginsburg
(858) 344-5000”

The Staubach Company is the leading national real estate firm dedicated exclusively to the representation of corporate tenants.

“Thanks for a job beyond well done. Quick phone turn around, I didn’t have to leave the house and most importantly a perfect dent removal. Keep up the good work. Thanks again.

Best Regards,

John A. Prince”

“I returned home from a trip in July, 2006 to find that the hood of my 1988 Mercedes had been dented. I keep the car in good condition and could not ignore the dent. I went to a body shop recommended by my mechanic and received a repair estimate for $700. Someone told me about The Dent Devils so I went for a third estimate. It was $150. I agreed to let Eddie do it, but I went away worried that what I would get for $150 would not be all that great. When I returned to pick up my car I was amazed at the beautiful job Eddie had done removing the dent. It looked like nothing had happened.

Now I’m telling all my friends about The Dent Devils.

Suzanne Scott”

The person that referred her to me was:

Joel | Owner | Euro-Tek Auto Collision
1025 13th St. | San Diego, CA 92101
(619) 239-7843

This is what a few other PDR techs around the USA and world have said about some of The Dent Devils’ workmanship on a PDR forum we are a member of.

The techs are talking about this job:

Zel maximusPosts: 681 Loc: PA 12/16/05 05:59 AM - Post#77453 In response to TheDentDevils.com
Nice job! Hope that one paid well! looked like a real mess. The walls have ears around here! www.fixmydings.com Is it May 7, 2007 yet? · Quote:It takes balls to make it.

 

Keith De Paul Trainer / TechPosts: 6223 Loc: Hudson, Florida, 12/16/05 06:50 AM - Post#77459 In response to TheDentDevils.com
Not perfect, but DAMN!!!! I bet they're happy! Which is the "second" most important thing! The First and Last PDR Training You'll Ever Need - Guaranteed

 

gugz johnnydentsPosts: 427 Age: 26 Loc: needs more cow bell 12/16/05 07:28 AM - Post#77464 In response to Keith De Paul
Killer repair!!! Good job "Turn that crown upside-down!!!" Johnnydents

 

pusher visitorPosts: 63Loc: Ireland 12/16/05 11:34 AM - Post#77480 In response to TheDentDevils.com
Amazing that took big balls nice job,12

Algis visitorPosts: 32Loc: Lithuania 12/16/05 01:31 PM - Post#77485 In response to pusher
Very good!!!

dingster Jedi Dent Master www.dentime.comPosts: 1588 Loc: Southern Cali 12/16/05 06:17 PM - Post#77500 In response to Algis 10
Knock down the crown, push out the low... keep it clean as you go! Real Quality.. Real Fast! Dent Time mobile paintless dent repair and ding removal.

 

Syd pdr always learningPosts: 114Age: 25 Loc: Sydney, Australia 12/16/05 07:17 PM - Post#77502 In response to dingster
where/how did you start that dent? top crown?

 

TheDentDevils.com Posts: 1587 Age: 41 Loc: Pacific Beach / San Dieg... 12/16/05 10:37 PM - Post#77537 In response to Syd pdr ·
Syd pdr Said:where/how did you start that dent? top crown?
The most important thing to do before your first push is to study the dent. Not for a few seconds ether but several minutes then walk away and study it again for maybe an hour. Look at it touch it, feel it & test the metal. Find all the crowns and any place you think are stretched, find your impact points, and find what is tight and what is soft. Find the direction from which they came from. The first area's that were worked was the stretched areas, the edge then the crowns but none are worked all at once or with much pressure or force. http://www.TheDentDevils.com

 

BPIZ maximusPosts: 261 Age: 39 Loc: Central California 12/16/05 10:47 PM - Post#77541 In response to TheDentDevils.com
Dude, you are insane. I would have laughed at the customer then ran away. Nice work.

ERIC newbiePosts: 144Loc: nor cal 12/17/05 04:49 PM - Post#77617In response to BPIZ 10
top notch!

Kazimieras MasterPosts: 315 Loc: Lithuania 12/18/05 04:24 AM - Post#77734 In response to ERIC
GOOD JOB!!!

ron MEND-A-DENTPosts: 3690 Loc: south carolina 12/19/05 12:46 PM - Post#77961 In response to TheDentDevils.com ·
TheDentDevils.com Said:· Syd pdr Said:where/how did you start that dent? top crown?The most important thing to do before your first push it to study the dent. Not for a few seconds ether but several minutes then walk away and study it again for maybe an hour. Look at it touch it, feel it & test the metal. Find all the crowns and any place you think are stretched , find your impact points, find what is tight and what is soft. find the direction from which they came from. I first area's that were worked was the streatched area the edge then the crowns but none were worked all at once or with much pressure or force.
Eddie, I remember you saying this a couple years ago. I remember you said you may even think about them overnight for plan of attack. I've always appreciated that advice. Anything the mind can conceive and believe can be achieved!

About 10 years or so ago Bob Jennings came to me after he received several referrals from body shops around town—they all knew me as one of the top painters in San Diego for years.

After talking to me not once or twice, but about 17 times, he finally handed his 15 plus year project over to me. This was a very time consuming process as the car had been painted for 8 or 10 years. It was completely assembled and the paint was hard as a rock! There was a lot of pressure because if I polished through it would have cost at least $10,000 to repaint the whole car.

Before I color sanded and polished, there was 80 to 150 grit scratches all over from the paint shrinkage. The first show it went to it took "Best in Show"! To date this baby has several "Best in Shows" and "Best Paint". To accomplish this I had about 40 to 60 hours of color sanding and polishing this baby out. When I was done, the finish was completely flawless—you could read the fine print of a newspaper held in the distance!