Dent Dave’s Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) process is the art of removing minor dings, dents, and creases from a vehicle, while maintaining its factory or custom paint finish. Good candidates for this process include:

• Smooth, shallow dings, dents, and creases ranging in diameter from smaller than a dime-sized to softball and even up to volleyball-sized dents depending on location and depth.

Areas that cannot be repaired using the Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) process include:

• Sharp dings, dents, and creases that have been stretched too deep;
• Areas reinforced with double metal such as the edges of a vehicle’s doors, hood, and trunk;
• Damage on the edge of a body panel;
• Dents with extensive paint damage (cracked or broken paint); dents from a collision / caved in panels.
• Chrome bumpers.

Gulf Stream Paintless Dent Repair , Door Dings or Car Dents.

The “Paintless Dent Repair” process is the technique used to repair a vehicle’s minor dings, dents, and creases from the back side with specialized tools, no paint is needed.

Now you don’t have to live with those minor dents and dings on your vehicle cause by careless individuals parking to close or the occasional shopping cart because it costs too much to have them fixed. Dent Dave will come to you and repair those unsightly door dings and minor dents for a fraction of the cost of a conventional repair. Mobile service at your location either while you’re at work or relaxing at home.

Most Door dings and Minor Dents can be repaired in less than one hour. There are no worries about paint matching, or peeling, because your dents are repaired without disturbing your factory paint. Most dents can be repaired in less than one hour.

Dent Dave Paintless Dent Repair is the premier mobile Paintless Dent Repair service for the city of Gulf Stream, keep that new car feeling with a ding free car. Call today for a free estimate. 866-336-8967

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The Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, rests on the southeastern part of Palm Beach County. Gulf Stream is a modest town of only 0.8 square miles but ranked as the 11th highest-income place in the United States in the 2000 census. Do not be fooled by its tiny size however; Gulf Stream has amazing views of the Atlantic Ocean and is a hidden gem between Boynton Beach and Delray Beach.

Located just east of the Intracoastal Waterway, the Town of Gulf Stream is a primarily residential community; however, the close proximity to the ocean brings added benefits for vacationers looking to lounge on a beach and relax.

In 1992, North Ocean Boulevard (State Road A1A) in the Town of Gulf Stream, Florida, was designated as a State Historic Scenic Highway to preserve the last remaining Australian pine canopy and the original character and beauty of the 1920s A1A in Florida. State Road A1A through Gulf Stream is one of the earliest, most scenic and most important north-south highways in Palm Beach County and was officially opened in 1916 in this area. In the 1920s, Australian pines were planted on both sides of the road in South Florida, up to the freeze line, to act as a windbreak. Being a fast growing species, a canopy over A1A soon developed, adding greatly to the beauty, charm and character of the area. This canopy has been destroyed with the exception of that remaining in Gulf Stream.

In 1916, the State of Florida began to open a stretch of roadway along the Atlantic Ocean coastline, as a more scenic alternate to Route 1, now called the Federal Highway. The road eventually became known as State Road A1A. To address high winds along the route, Australian Pines were planted along both sides of A1A, from Jacksonville to Miami. The Town of Gulf Stream is the only remaining stretch where the Australian Pine Canopy still remains. It has since been designated as an historic and scenic highway, allowing the Town to protect and cultivate new plants to maintain and expand a stand of more than 300 pines.

During the early 1920s, the land now called Gulf Stream was largely in its raw natural state, with a few cultivated acres leased for farming or grazing. At the time, the intracoastal canal was freshwater, providing irrigation for agriculture. Starting in 1922, Bessemer Properties, a real estate venture controlled by the family of Henry Phipps, Jr. (co-founder with Andrew Carnegie of the company that became U.S. Steel) began to accumulate parcels of land on both sides of the intracoastal canal for future development. Friends and business associates of the Phipps family in Palm Beach saw the roughly 500 virgin acres of property as an ideal location for a golf course and polo fields, surrounded by seasonal residences.

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City: Gulf Stream, Florida
Zip Code: 33483.
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