Texas
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Don't think paintless dent removal is no good. If the craftsman is good, shallow dents are removed without leaving a clue there was anything damaged. Just get a clear guarantee as to what the result will be and pay nothing until it's done perfectly.
Aluminum is less likely to produce good results especially for deeper dents. The dent guy should be able to tell you what he can and can't do with aluminum. I had four shallow dents on my Model S, three on a fender and one on the hood, all aluminum, of course. He made the three disappear entirely. The one on the hood he told me he could improve but not fix. The improvement was so good I can only see the place as a ripple when the light hits it at the right angle. All for $150, he came to my house to do the work, and I still have original factory paint.
So give it a try for minor hail damage.
Aluminum is less likely to produce good results especially for deeper dents. The dent guy should be able to tell you what he can and can't do with aluminum. I had four shallow dents on my Model S, three on a fender and one on the hood, all aluminum, of course. He made the three disappear entirely. The one on the hood he told me he could improve but not fix. The improvement was so good I can only see the place as a ripple when the light hits it at the right angle. All for $150, he came to my house to do the work, and I still have original factory paint.
So give it a try for minor hail damage.