Auto painting · Brunswick, GA
A finish that brings the repair together.
Body repair is only part of the picture. Careful paint matching and refinishing help the repaired area look right again.
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Refinishing after repair
Color, preparation and finish matter.
When a panel needs repair or replacement, the finish needs attention too. The collision center can discuss the paint work involved in your vehicle's repair and how the refinished area will be matched to the surrounding body.
The goal is a consistent appearance across the repaired area. Bring your vehicle by for an assessment so the team can see the condition and explain the work it may need.
The refinishing process
What goes into a paint repair?
Specific steps depend on the vehicle and damage. The team can walk you through the work proposed in your estimate.
Surface preparation
Repair areas are prepared before any finish is applied.
Color matching
The finish is selected and adjusted for the vehicle's existing color.
Refinishing
Paint work completes the visible restoration of the repaired area.
When to reach out
Scrapes, damaged panels, collision repairs.
If damage has broken the finish or a body repair will require paint, the right next step is an in-person assessment. The team can tell you what is included in a proposed repair.
Have an insurance claim?
Paint work may be one part of a larger collision estimate. Visit our insurance claims and estimates page to see how to start the conversation.
Have a paint or body repair question?
Talk with our body shop team about the next step for your vehicle.