Question....I live in SA. I have called a few with door dings and dents on creases and I ALWAYS get....

Its on a crease...no
The paint is old....no
It's hard to reach...no
My last guy I finally has to ask..."Dude, what DO you work on?"

I have a PDR requirement in Houston on a truck on a body line and that pdr guys says its on a body line...no. They won't attempt it.

Where do you find GOOD ones? I watch 35 youtube videos of PDR guys taking out stuff that I would say you need to replace body panels over. Where do you find these guys in Texas?

Over the years, I've taken 4 different vehicles to this place in League City that does excellent work in my opinion. You might give them a call or send him some pictures and see what they think.
https://www.dentawaytx.com/
The most recent one was my sons truck where he decided to pull forward in a parking lot while the car next to him had their door open, and "resting" on his door. Pictures my be tough to see because of the angle and shadows, but there was a dent extending 2/3 of the way down. The worst part extended from the door handle to the curve/crease closer to the window. Today, you can't tell it was even there...

I used one in Austin, that was freaking fantastic. Run by a great dude, who's very involved. I've referred half a dozen people to him.

You can send him pics, and he'll give you and estimate.

If you're not using insurance (we weren't), he was very very reasonable.

https://thesummitpdr.com/

They are over by Q2 stadium.

bmet said:

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Over the years, I've taken 4 different vehicles to this place in League City that does excellent work in my opinion. You might give them a call or send him some pictures and see what they think.
https://www.dentawaytx.com/
The most recent one was my sons truck where he decided to pull forward in a parking lot while the car next to him had their door open, and "resting" on his door. Pictures my be tough to see because of the angle and shadows, but there was a dent extending 2/3 of the way down. The worst part extended from the door handle to the curve/crease closer to the window. Today, you can't tell it was even there...

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But it still looks pretty bad? Was that the finished product?

Bob Kelso said:

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But it still looks pretty bad? Was that the finished product?

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Ha, no. Those were 2 "before" pics taken at different angles (I didn't capture the crease near the window on the 1st one). I don't have any after pics on my phone but can take them later this evening if interested. There isn't anything to see other than everything is back to just like new condition.

Edited to add "after" pics