In 1952, Oskar Flyg, who worked in the body shop at Mercedes-Benz, made an important
contribution to the development of precision straightening, which was the starting point
for the
development of modern methods of for the development of modern auto body repair.
This technique was first presented at the Genfer Autosalon in the USA and the IAA
Frankfurt in
Germany. Germany. Oskar Flyg, working in the evenings, repaired dents on Mercedes-Benz
cars that caused by the activities of visitors during the show. This led to the surprise
of manufacturers
of other car brands, who found that dents caused by visitors' impact were not
remained the next day.
The essence of its technology lies in the ability of a qualified technician who has
undergone specialized
training and possessing the necessary tools, to restore the surfaces of body elements in
just a few hours
without the need for painting work. In the process of restoring defects using various
forms of hooks,
pressure is applied to the inner surface of the of the metal. In addition, a variety of
techniques are used
to tighten the metal on the outside.