What is a crease dent?
A crease dent happens when something travels sideways across the panel rather than striking it straight on. The metal folds along a line, and that fold holds the surrounding surface under tension. Crease dent removal means releasing that tension in the right order, working from the ends of the fold inward, so the panel returns to its original contour instead of oil-canning somewhere else.
Because the fold is narrow and the surrounding paint is often untouched, car crease repair is frequently a paintless job. Depth at the sharpest point is the deciding factor, not length.











