2013 Chevrolet Sonic- Overall paint and Bodywork

 This customer brought in his 2013 Chevrolet Sonic to get an overall paint job. The customer chose the Enamel Single-Stage paint with a basic sealer. He also wanted us to sand out any chips or scratches around the car that would show up under the new paint. Along with the paint job we also did some body work as well. We repaired the front and rear bumpers of nicks and gouges as well as the right side roof rail which had a minor dent. The customer also requested that we replace the front lower deflector. 

2008 Volkswagen Passat- Overall Paint Job

This customer brought in her daughter's car for an overall paint job as a surprise! She chose the Enamel Single-Stage paint with a Basic sealer. We also replaced the front grille to make sure it was as close to perfect as possible. She had also agreed to our Chip&Scratch option to smooth out all of the misc. scratches around the car. Once we installed the new grille it was ready for a fresh coat of paint. 

Looks like a brand new car and her daughter LOVED it! 

 

2020 Honda CRV- Spot Job Door Repainting

This customer brought in their 2020 Honda CRV to get the passenger door repainted due to scratches. They decided on choosing the "Best Way" that we offer where we would remove and reinstall any part that isn't meant to be painted. This means we took off the chrome trim piece, the door handle, and the door mirror seeing as all three pieces did not need to be repainted or they weren't originally painted the same color as the car. After the paint was applied we let it cure in the bake booth and it was ready to go!

 

1992 Honda Accord LX- Overall paint job

 This customer came in wanting an overall paint job and a color change. The original color was unidentified but ultimately it was decided by the customer to change the color to "Gloss Grey" made by Sherwin Williams. He decided on using Enamel paint with a basic sealer and added our chip and scratch option to smooth out imperfections in the paint.  The color change helped make this older car look like new again! 

Scraped Bumper on 2007 Mercedes Benz S65 AMG

A beautiful, big and very fast Mercedes Benz S65 AMG came to us with a scrapes rear bumper. We disassembled the bumper, repaired the scrapes and painted with factory matching paint.

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That First Scratch

It happens to all of us. In a moment of inattention we hear a nasty scraping noise. Or maybe we have no idea how it happened. Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a brand new BMW. Making a gnarly scrape vanish: not much money. Not having to see the gnarly scrape every day for 5 years: priceless.

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1972 Chevy Nova Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 1972 Chevrolet Nova. This old muscle car came to our shop faded, chipped and overall tattered looking. Being the iconic car that it is, its owner decided to let us work our magic by first sanding the chips, scratches and nicks out of the old paint while also stripping the roof. Next we sealed the freshly sanded panels using a primer-sealer. Finally the car was ready for its new paint, which we applied in our "Single Stage Enamel" in the car's original color!

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Acura RSX Paint Job

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 2002 Acura RSX.  This car came to our shop partially prepped, multicolored, and ugly all over. We remedied this issue by first sanding down any rough areas that would show through the new paint, spraying on a primer sealer and painting the entire exterior of the Acura using our Enamel Single Stage paint!

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1965 Mustang Paint Job!

Almost Everything's Car of the Day is a 1965 Ford Mustang. This classic muscle car came to our shop with its looks on steady a downward decline. Its last paint job had begun to fade years ago and, unfortunately, as many old cars have, it had the dreaded "rust spots" bubbling beneath the paint. We began by grinding out, treating and filling the rust damage, then sanded the old paint to remove rock chips and scratches. Once sanding was complete we sealed the fresh surfaces with a primer and finally repainted it using Ford's original "Rangoon Red" color, in our "Single Stage Urethane" paint!

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