Dent Wizard Introduces Ready Line Express Repair Program
Dent Wizard International, a developer of automotive reconditioning, has introduced Ready Line Express. This consolidated source for repair techniques includes paintless dent repair, minor paint repair, bumper repair, wheel repair and interior repair.
Dent Wizard International, a developer of automotive reconditioning using SMART (small to medium area repair techniques) repairs, has introduced Ready Line Express, a vehicle reconditioning program designed for rental companies.
Ready Line Express is a consolidated paintless dent repair, minor paint repair, bumper repair, wheel repair and interior repair program. Focusing on fast, quality repairs, it can help keep vehicles in service or in sell-ready condition, according to the company.
By using Ready Line Express, car rental operators can save money on the repairs and use fewer resources managing multiple service providers, says the company.
“Ready Line Express is designed to help major fleet managers with two major issues — keeping cars in service and more value at wholesale,” said Pete Stuckert, Dent Wizard’s vice president of rentals. “And we accomplish this in a manner that makes it very easy for them.”
For more information, visit www.dentwizard.com.
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